Albany Man Dies While Driving Auto
An Albany man died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack while driving his car on Sycamore Street. The vehicle ran onto the curb before stopping. Abraham Sachernan of TT McAinin Street, in the flooring business, was born in Ruse and had lived in Manny for 27 years. No damage to the car was reported.
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Albany
Sycamore Breet
Abeeham Sachernan
McAinin Street
Rusealo
Hat
Thi Country
Manny
Parade Monday to Feature 25 Bands and Corps
Troy plans a Monday parade with 17 bugle and drum corps and eight bands led by Edward M. Muguire. Participating groups include Second Regiment Band Kirkpatrick's Band Doring's Band Albany British Empire Veterans of World War I Kiltie Band Watervliet High School LaSalle Institute Troy High School and more. John E. Heenan chairs the music committee and arranged the lineup for the event.
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Corpa
Sturotzh Nivale
Edward M. Muguire
Second Regiment
Kirkpatrick
Doring
Adama Tenth Infantry
Albany
Kiltie
Ficheneclady
Watervliet
LaSalle Institute
Troy Hish
Noble Callahan
Sons of American Legion
Troy
Nathaniel Adams Blanchard
Delmar
Women’s Benefit Association
St. Mary’s
Witerford
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
St. Anthony's
Johnstown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hose Company No. 3
Fort Johnson
Seventh Ward
Amsterdam
James T. Bergen
Amarigan Legion
John Widmoral
BON
Cohoes
Boy Rangers
Coho
Albany Lancers
Capital City Post
Women's Benefit Corps
U.S. Naval
R. P.I
P. N. A. Schenectady
Ign
Noh
Noh Callshan “Post Rooms, 14 Firt Street, To Dress. John E. Heenan
John Collins Called to Active Navy Service
John Collins son of Mrs Edith Collins of 420 Highth Burret entered active Navy service after six months on call. He was sent to Willamsburg Virginia for recruit training Tuesday.
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John Collins
Edith Collins
Highth Burret
Navy
Willamsburg
Fragmented Troy Record item on 1545 floating home display
A garbled note from The Troy Record describes a floating home shown to residents, praising national pride and acts of generosity across sections. The text expresses unity and gratitude, noting the good feeling fostered among people from different areas.
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Troy Record
United States
Ahern Thanked by Skipper of War Boat
Mayor John J. Ahern received a warm thank you letter from the officers and crew of the U.S.S. LAM 409 for Navy Day hospitality in Troy. Commander Rothrock praised the city’s hospitality, generosity, and kindness, noting Troy made their visit the most pleasant in the ship’s history.
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John J. Ahern
Hps
U.3
Lam
Troy
Activie Nes
L. S.C. Rothrock
German Sub Helps Sell War Bonds
A German submarine the L977, once a threat to American ships, has surrendered at a port in Argentina and arrived in Albany where it will be open to the public through Sunday. The American prize crew reports easy handling of the sub despite German markings. Captain Hans Schraeder refused to answer questions about the vessel.
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Argentina
Albany
Ovar
Luderspi
Subal
United States
Malblug
Hans Schraeder
Adolf Hitler
BT. Coopar
Baker
Area Latin Teachers Meet at Albany
Albany hosts an all day gathering of area Latin teachers at State College for Teachers. Dr Tedith O Wallace head of Latin and Greek at the college presides with a display of teaching art and modern pictures focusing on Green North Africa and Southern France. A panel discussion follows with Dr Johnn Mf Saylee president and staff from the State Education Department involved.
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Troy
Wroughout Hhe Apea
Albany
State College For Teachers
Tedith O. Wallace
North
Africa
France
Election Held by Woman's Society at St Mark's Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Mark's Methodist Church elected officers for the new year during a Monday evening meeting in the church parlor. Mrs Mahlon Wemple was named president with Ada Harvey as vice president and a long slate of secretaries and coordinators chosen.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Micy Helen Welch
3. W. Kinchey
Aliss Katherine E. Gray
Edward Webster
Marvin Binkely
Lina Haxton
Mahlon Wemple
Ada E. Harvey
Tdn Kingsley
John Kenyon
Frederick Marteatt
Emma Baucus
Justus Militz
Thomas ‘Ireharne
Leslie Curthoys
Donald Clark
Young Women
iWork
Emma Mater
Lucy F. Russell
Marian Blakely
Milford Frost
Status of Women
Harold Lansing
Retty Sherman
Children's Work
Martin Donahbe
Sarah M. Ide
Jolyn Aird
Cochairman
Elmer A. Anderson
Williams College opens term with 315 students enrolled
Williams College started the new term with 315 students registered, including 108 veterans. The civilian enrollment marks the heaviest figure since 1942, reflecting wartime rollbacks and postwar readjustments as the term begins.
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Williams College
Amendment 6 Carried By County Vote in Rensselaer County
The veterans' preference Amendment No 6 failed in Troy by 64 votes but carried countywide with 1 216 margin outside the city. In Troy 6330 for and 7074 against while outside the city and Rensselaer County total 5937 for to 4465 against. city of Rensselaer supported by 663. Other amendments show mixed results across the county.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer
Schenectady County Renames Gardner in Clerk Race
Pinky Gardner, Democrat and well known in local wrestling circles, was elected Schenectady County Clerk by a margin of about 5,000 votes over Lt. Col. Leslie Jensen, Republican. Democrats gained seven seats on the Schenectady County Board of Supervisors. Twelve Republicans were elected to the board. New Democratic supervisors include Albert Maile, Edgar A. Smith, Henry G. Smith, George Endines, Chester A. Trombly, B. Franken, John W. Dalian, and James O’Connor. Four Republicans were elected to Schenectady City Council: William H. Dunn, Charles W. Merrian, Clarence W. Bradshaw, and Thomas H. Moynihan.
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Coorge Te Endines
Chester A. ‘Trombly
B. Hj Franken
John W. Dalian
James O'Connor
Wounell
William H. Dunn
Charles W. Merrian
Clirenre W. Bradshaw
Thomas H. Moynihan
Westminster Guild Conducts Meeting at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian
The Westminster Guild met at Miss Dorothy Kirenner’s home with Frances Rackensto presiding. Devotions were by Miss Shirley Armitage, secretary’s report by Mina Betty Carr, treasurer’s report by Mrs. Theresa Phillips, and Mrs. Maurice Robertson was welcomed as a member. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Westminster Guild
Oakwood Avenue
Red Rock Home Bureau To Conduct Shade Lesson
Red Rock Home Bureau conducts a shade lesson today from 10 am to 4 pm at 745 Third Avenue home of Mrs. Gertrude Thavoux. Mrs. Clarence Hayward, project leader, will give the session. Attendees should bring lunch and own lamp shade materials.
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Alan
Red Rock
Lansingburg
Gertrude ‘Thavoux
Third Avenne
Clarence Hayward
Comfort For Your Feet Mint Therapy Ad Review
An ad style fragment touts a mint based foot therapy product promising soothing relief for tired burning feet. It claims cooling sensation and softening effects on pain, encouraging immediate use today. The text is garbled but centers on foot comfort and mint treatment.
Duplicate Names Create Ballot Confusion in Albany County
Readers face double entries for Willard Hunt in Green Island town clerk race while two Schoonmakers appear as candidates for school director in Knox-Roscor Os area. In New Scotland and nearby towns two Quays compete for justice of the peace on different party tickets, causing voter confusion.
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Albany County
Green Island
Willard Hunt
Willard J. Hunt
Peet
Chester
New Scotland
Allen Fi
William
Justice of the Pesce
Allen
Wallen
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