Roosevelt Wins Across Cities in 1944 Election Returns
Unofficial results show President Roosevelt carrying Auburn Baltimore Columbus Rochester Syracuse Lockport and Hartford with large margins while Dewey wins in several localities. Rochester 85 213 to 65 810 Dewey leads Elmira Dewey ahead 10 706 to 9 888 Roosevelt carries Buffalo 143 734 to 116 863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
Williams
Dewey
Roosevelt
Rochester
New, Haven
Buffalo
City of
Waterford installs Miss June Conklin as beloved queen in Ionic Triangle
At the Masonic Temple Monday night Waterford Miss June Conklin received the crown from her mother Mrs. Raymond Conklin during installation ceremonies for the Ionic Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star. Installing officer Mrs. Berttin Smead of Saratoga, junior deputy of the district, presided. A long list of officers and helpers were seated, including Mrs. Oscar Gordan as new Triangle deputy, and Shirler T. LeVan retiring queen presided at the opening. Personal gifts were given to the junior deputy, Mrs. Gorbatn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Conklin
Ionic Triangle
Raymond Conklin
Masonic Temple
Berttin | Smead
Saratoga
Oscar Gordan
New Triangle
Smead
Wares
Edna Hazard
Jean Willetts
Margaret Burgess
Dorothy Burgess
Alice Boblin
Doris Swatling
Thelma Gustafson
Joan Follett
Standard
Geraldine Rudebush
Mary Ruth Spry
Eleanor Waterbury
Shirley L. LeVan
Even Smith and Guides
Lois Swatting
Ruth Anderson
Dorothy Mackey
Elizabeth Willetts
Ernest K. LeVan
Jobin ‘Folsom
Milford E. Frost
Wallace R Rudebush
John Folsom
Haymond Conkin
Ernest HK. LeVan
Grace E. Swatling
Juanita Frost
Henry Swatling
Shirler T. LeVan
Herbert
R. van Kleeck
Tonic Triangle
Louise Harvey
Cohoes
Harriet van Wie
Imwibespa Triangle
Patricia Groff
Saratoga Triangle
Eugene Rogers
Troy
Demolay
Gorbatn
Masonic Veterans Association Meet Set for Nov 18
The fifty second annual meeting of the Masonic Veterans Association of Troy and vicinity will convene at the Troy Masonic Temple on Saturday November 18. A 3 30 pm business session will elect officers, with a large class to be initiated and a 6 30 pm assembly dinner followed by addresses and entertainment. Harris Crandall Saratoga Springs will be principal speaker. Special degrees and awards noted. committees announced. refreshments and dancing to conclude. Red Cross sewing unit meets 7–9 pm at Jones Manufacturing Co. Staff Sergeant Marino, son of local residents, awarded army drivers and mechanics distinction after South Pacific service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Veterans Association of
Troy
Harris Crandall
Saratoga Springs
Waterford Methodist Church
Wiliam A Perss
Red Cross
Production Committee
The
Jones Manufacturis& Co
First Street
Marion Fero
Wharze
Sergi Donn C. Marino
A. J. Marino
Fairvew ® Avenue
Army
Marino
South Pacific
Green Island Votes Roosevelt in 4th Term Plurality
Green Island voters backed Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term by an 627 plurality aided by 151 soldier ballots and broad Democratic support. Dewey made the best Republican showing in four campaigns, but Roosevelt held the village with a 522 civilian margin and 627 total plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Roosevelt
Green ‘Island
Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Rosevelt
John McBain
Pileristatar
McBain
James F. Dillon
American Labor Party
Asittle
Eno
Rodgevelt
Marvin R. Dye
Canddates
Court of Appeals
John van Voorhis
Robert ¥. Wagner
Thomas J. Curran
G. O. P. Reeser
Fo Walter
Bliss
Roscoe V. Elsworth
Elsworth
Cemecrats
William T. Burrné
TL. P
House of Representatives
Miles A. McGrave
Byrne
Mortimer’ A. Cullen
Thomas C Holmes
Holmes
Cullen
Julian B. Elway
Erway
Ernest B. Morris
Harry Wands
J. Greslory Nealon
Nealon
Giebined John FH
Goi Sehatk
George A. Dame
Man Injured in Union Street Fight Police Say
Robert E. Lee was treated at Samiaritan Hospital early today for injuries to the left eye from a fight on Union Street north of Broadway. He was driven to the hospital by Sergt. Joseph Coffey and Patrolman William Cunningham and discharged after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Robert E. Lee
Fulton Street
Broadway
Sergt
Joseph Coffey
Willam Cunningham
Central
Lée
Troy Marine Wounded in Action
Second Lieut. Justin Mahoney of the Marine Corps, son of Mr and Mrs Justin T Mahoney of 3247 th Avenue, was wounded in action according to a Nazi Department casualty list released yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Mahoney
Marine Corps
Justin T. Mahoney
3247Th Avenue
Nazi Department
Brotherhoods To Honor Veterans Meeting At Berb Israel Synagogue
The Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood of Troy schedules a veterans observance Monday at 8 13 pm at Berb Israel Synagogue realty. Samuel Capitan Albany state commander of Jewish War Veterans and Martin J B McDonagh Troy Detachment U S Marine Corps League will speak. Reuben D Cohen presides and Rabbi Lof Teicher will give invocations. Benjamin Abramson chairs the social committee. City wide card party plans to be discussed during the vestry meeting Tuesday Nov 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood of Troy
Berb Israel Synagogue
Samuel Capitan
Albany
Jewish War Veterans
Martin J. B. McDonagh
Troy
U. S. Marine Corps League
David Chotikov Post
Reuben D. Cohen
L of. Teicher
Benjamin Abramson
Brotherhood
Victory Veriely Review Planned At Heatly School
Plans are complete for the Vic tory Veriely Review at Heatly School presented by the Green Island Teachers Association to aid the association’s student fund. Prinsipe Notaes Ma jehara headlines. George W. Quinlan leads as general chairman. Miss Marcella Keating and Mrs. Mary G. Fitzgerald coordinate. Norine B. Keating and Eleanore Mannory oversee staging and costumes with Howard Roda on lights. The two hour program ends with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Veriely
Heatly
Green Island Teachers’ Association
Prinsipe Notaes Majehara
Jegerdemein
George W. Quinlan
Marcella Keating
Heatly High School
Mary G. Fitzgerald
Norine B. Keating
Eleanore Mannory
Howard Roda
Catherine Sr. Roda
Taconic Hiking Club Plans Will Will Summit Visit
The Taconic Hiking Club will hike to Will No 7 about eight miles north of Stephentown this Sunday guided by Eugene Bamforth. President John Roblins says Bamforth aims to map all Rensselaer County trails as part of a new project. About 25 hikers joined the first four trips this season. The Troy Union Station at 94.3 will start the trek. Bring trail finsches and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will No. 7
Stephentown
Taconic Hiking Club
Eugene Bamforth
John Roblins
Air Bamforth
Rensselaer County
Rosslins
Troy Union Station
Amnesty Granted to French Communist Leader Thorez
Paris reports the French Cabinet granted amnesty to Maurice Thorez, allowing his return from Moscow to join the consultative assembly. The move ends agitation over desertion charges linked to his 1939 flight during Daladier’s roundup while he served in the French Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice Thorez
Moscow
Consultative Assembly
Thorezs
Daladier
Thorex
Hospital Transfer Of Local Man After Incident
Samvel Azadian, 53, of 200 Fifth Avenue, was removed to Leonard Hospital last night by police officers Sergt. J. A. Hartnagle and Patrolman Karl Pendt from Central Police Station after being taken suddenly ill at his home. He was held at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samvel Azadian
Fifth] Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Sergt
J. A. Hartnagle
Karl. Pendt
Central
Remark on Dewey Campaign Claims and Roosevelt Ties in 1928
The excerpt criticizes Dewey era accusations of immigrant prejudice and ties Roosevelt to a 1928 governor race. It alleges Roosevelt declined to reveal Smith and Raskob’s funding aims and details a Warm Springs Foundation connection. It frames the matter as political propaganda and a smear linked to anti prohibition motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Berm
Paige
Roosevelt
Uchi
New
Foundati
Fiuskob
Smith
Raskob
Prohidivian
Mannés
al Smith
Sosten
Hillman
Srowder
Campaign rhetoric echoes across party lines in wartime era
A fragment discusses Democratic and Republican tensions with references to Tan Dewey, Du Pont interests, and a controversial remark linking opposition to communists with shifts in the 1940 campaign. It mentions Clare Booth Luce as a Republican figure targeted for defeat for advocating US equality at the peace table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Dewey
du Pont
Sim
Bridgeport
Rooseve
Gregress Concertre
Amy
Clare Busch Luce
United States
Josef Sratim
Roosevelt
Unclear excerpt from era smear case touches Broadway underworld
Fragmentary passage mentions social figures from Broadway and Hollywood tied to Connecticut events. References threats and reprisals against opponents of a faction and communists, with names and suspects partially garbled. The text suggests political maneuvering and alleged coercion within a volatile social crime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Hollywood
Connecticut
Gerry
Henry Aforgen
Terri
Vandls
Biddie
Fragmentary quote hints at political indictments and Roosevelt
Incomplete lines reference a corps of experts and political indictments, with a critical note that men who could blight hope lack restraint. The fragment quotes Mr. Roosevelt as speaking while power remained to falter in the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auburn
Nora Tees
Baltimore
Sac
Syracuse
Richard P. Byrne
A.L.P
Rolland B. Marvin
Onondaga County
Marvin
Bree
Lockport
Hartford
Conn
San Francisco
California
Waterford
Gilbert
Lath Street
Congress
T. F. Grattan, JR
Mgr
Optometrist
N. C. Angus
Masonic Veterans Association
Willman
Sidney Hillman
C. O. Political Action
Public School
East 20Th Street
New York City
Sally Lerner
Eleanor Conroy
F.D.R
Troy Marine
Brotherhoods
Court St Joseph
C.D. of A
Clara Gey
Nor
Geldersleeves Ghost Aes “Submarine Base
Ernie Cme — Ee
Aeaden
Amy “Lydon
Navy Way
Robert Mave
Agah
Keeny
Tonite
Gene Kelly and
Katharys Grayson
Pemeurelle Ag Gregt Suspense
Henry Aldrich
TowoRsaw
Mickey Ruuney
Lewis Stanh
Fay Holsen
Andy Hardy
Blonde
Xéenr Kartier
Audrey Smith
Secrets OF
Scotland
YARD
Crosby Rile Stevens
Pitzgerald
Wepy Lamape
Paut Henpe
Victor Francen
Joseph Calleia
Carol Thurston
Rhimm Lydon
Eric Blore
Mabel Paige
Warner Theatre
Trow
Jeanne Crain
Darling
Pat O'Brien
Carole Landis
Warrer
Pie MA
Dano
Seee
COLES
Woolley
Ruth Wineasn
Ped Slueton
Dubarry
Cartgon
Mark Twain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!