DeMolay Plans Memorial Service On Anvistice Day
Troy DeMolay will hold an Anvissage Day memorial at the Troy Masonic Temple honoring five members who died in service and 125 active members. Certificates of patriotism will be presented to each family, with a public ceremony led by Chester Milibour and featuring Rev. Bradford H. Burshem and Rev. John H. Palmer.
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Troy Masonic Temple
Troy
Dedtolay
Troy Caapier
Witt T
Charles E Bell
Edward ‘Ghek
Je. Johe Hull
Taps
William Reed
Bradford H. Burshem
St John's Episcopal Church
John H. Palmer
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Benedicten
Eugene Rogers
Vide Miller Chembertin
J. Burton Montomery
Coal Dealer Remains In Serious Condition
William A Millard a Saratoga Springs coal dealer remains in critical condition at Saratoga Hospital after a 6 30 p m accident in Clifton Park His car left the road rolled over several times and wrecked Doctors say he has a spinal cord injury His wife is a maternity patient at the same hospital.
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William A Millard
Saratoga Springs
Clifton Park
Saratoga Hospital
Robert. E. Harrington
Millard
Workers' Recreational Needs Described at Watervliet Meeting
Drs. Clara Barton spoke on the Recreational Needs and Demands of War Workers at a Watervliet Arsenal meeting. W C A Health Department officials outlined plans to organize health classes for workers with times to fit shifts. Mrs. Charlotte Battin chaired the session.
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Clara Barton
Watervliet Arsenal
W.C. A Health Department
Charlotte Battin
Thefts From Two Parked Cars Reported
Harry Raphel of White View Road Wynantshill reported to the Detective Bureau that a 1041 sedan parked at 310 Eighth Street was entered last night with a gasoline ration check car registration and tire ration slips stolen. John Kelly of 112 Federal Street reported a blanket two pairs of gloves a wallet a flashlight and a knife stolen from his auto parked at his rear.
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Harry Raphel
White View Road
Wynantshill
Detective Bureau
Eighth Street
John Kelly
Federal Street
Charcoal Bin Fire at Wheeler Cozi Co Inc
Firefighters responded to a blaze in a charcoal bin at Wi Cragin Avenue belonging to the Frank M Wheeler Cozi Co Inc. Slight damage was reported. The fire likely started outside the bin when hay or excelsior was ignited by youths. Pumper 4 arrived at 3 12 p.m. and sent an alarm from Box 527 as crews worked the hydrant line.
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Frank M. Wheeler Cozi Co, Inc
Wi Cragin Avenue
Supreme Court Trial Term Notice in Troy New York
The notice announces a trial term at the Supreme Court in the City of Troy, Rensselaer County, beginning the first Monday of December. Jurors will be drawn on November 17 at 9:00 a.m. from the County Clerk's office for service at the Troy Courthouse. Lawrence J. Collins, Clerk of Rensselaer County.
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Supreme Cour
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Rensselasr
New York
Lawrence 2
Collins
Rensselaer County
East Greenbush Seeks Lower 1945 Tax Rate
East Greenbush adopts its 1945 budget after a public hearing. Officials anticipate a small tax rate cut, with total appropriations around 322,865 and general taxes estimated at 3,600 to yield 24,432.16 in rate, aided by 12,369 in revenues and a 7,176 balance. Salaries for town officials remain unchanged.
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East Greenbush
Jewer
Please Go Joe By Learning To Be Good Cook
War era discussion on homemaking roles contrasts men taking cooking and home arts with girls pursuing welding and riveting. Portland high school 4H winner Janice competes in cooking while boys seek culinary courses for Army and Navy readiness. The piece argues women may yield in home skills unless they also learn gentler homemaking arts.
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Portland
Ore
Wiliam Gavin
Janice
Cholera Serum for Hogs Becomes Franklin Industry
Franklin Nebraska's Herner Serum Co led by C. W. Herner rose from hog fever immunization in 1912 to a major local industry grossing about 59000 yearly. The firm buys 32000 hogs annually, Immunizes and bleeds hogs for virus and serum production, with a farm supplying feed and year round work. An order from South America was recently received.
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Franklin, Neb
UPI
C. W. Herner
Herner Serum Co
Franklin
United States
Conoertion
Compas
South America
Carrier planes set fire to Jap building in Marshall Islands raid
During the U S invasion of the Marshall Islands last fall carrier based fighters dropped gasoline filled belly tanks on a large building held by the Japanese then strafed it setting the gasoline on fire. The same group reportedly destroyed 12 enemy aircraft with the loss of one plane.
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New York
Ins
U. S
Marshall Islands
Fiying. Magazine
Rubber bands hit record demand after Goodrich output
Akron orders surge within 24 hours of B F Goodrich announcing volume production for unrestricted use. The home office reports 136 million units ordered, a remarkable figure though rubber bands are described as less impressive than an auto tire unit.
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Akron
Ins
B. F. Goodrich
Needle in the haystack telegram prompts alert in Kansas City
Kansas City police report a telegram from Macon Georgia describes a black headed girl brown eyes dark complexion weighs 90 pounds with baby and asks for location. The message triggers precautionary notes as officers search for a kidnapping lead amid other national news.
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Kansas City
Macon
League to discuss United Nations at Troy Town Hall
The Troy League of Women Voters votes to participate in a Town Hall on United Nations Organizations at the home of the president Mrs BF Spotford. It schedules discussion groups and literature distribution and plans a November 4 tea at the Troy Women’s Club with Ithaca state VP Mrs Frenk Freeman as guest speaker.
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Troy
Fussell Saze
Reisselaer Coborg
League of Women Voters
Mra BF
Spotford
United Nations Organizations
Ataixter Gare
Lyerature
Troy Woenan's Club
Frenk Freeman
Ithaca
League
Edward Olsen
Busse Sage College
Mrs Harrington Dies in Dorset Vermont
Mrs Joseph H Harrington longtime Troy and Watervliet resident died at her Dorset Vermont home after a brief illness. She was active in the Troy Vocal Society and St Pauls Church. Survived by husband two sons three grandchildren and Connie Harrington a school faculty member. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 pm in Dorset with interment at Oakwood Cemetery at 3 36 p m.
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Joseph H.harrington
Troy and
Waterwatet
Dorset
Joseph Harrington
West Troy
Wes
AL Ww. Harrington Insurance Co
Watervie
Harrington
Troy
Sixteenth Street
Broadway
Waterviet
A. W. Herrington Insurance Co
Troy Vocal Society
St . Paul's Episcopal Church
Tiwo Sons
Roland
Connie B. Harrington
Averill Park Central
Joseph Jr
Navy
Robert Harrington
YWCA Group Sees New Programs In Business Committee
The Business and Industrial Committee of the YWCA met after a tray supper to discuss additional club programs. Reports were heard from the newly formed Business and Industrial Girls group chaired by Mrs. Robert Wyant with Mrs. Harry Murnane and Mrs. Seymour Smith also presenting.
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Business and Industrial Committee
YW. CT. A
Business and Industrial Girls Group
Robert Wyant
Harry Murnane
Seymour Smith
Governor Dewey Extends Congratulations to President
Governor Dewey issues a cordial congratulations to President Roosevelt and Vice President-Elect Truman, praising wartime leadership and the goal of lasting peace. He asserts unity and confidence in America’s direction, while Republican figures defend their campaign and national unity in support of wartime aims.
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Associated Press
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Eeanatas
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Dewes
Trumass
Canaise
Bricker
Dewees
Wallace
Denmeratie National Casinnag Seberty Hannegan
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Roewey
Brieker
United America
Sidney Hilfiean
Encampment Patriarch Reorganizes Posts and Plans Events
Charles Hansen presided at the first meeting appointing committees with Albert Sarch Floyd Srenson and Jay Shyder overseeing finance Cha W Weed chairs the committee. The order attends anniversary dinner in Albany and New York reception at Beaver Street Odd Fellows Temple. A November 22 meeting is scheduled with the Patriarchical degree. Raymertown Odd Fellows holds a lodge meeting and a White Lily Lodge confers the decree. A card party to benefit Soldiers Christmas Boxes is planned at Melrose God Fellows Hall November A1. Akron WAC recruiting team highlighted as Wild and Savage with Wilde and Carol Savage promoting women’s enlistment.
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Charles Hansen
Tray Encampsent
Albert Sarch
Chaimen
Floyd Srenson
Jay Shyder
Cha. W. Weed
Charis
Fred Hun
Alb
Alessader
Schafer
Grand Scribe
Fred
Wakehouse
Dinnes
Raymertown
Odd Fellows Lodge
White Lily Lodge
Alfred Shaver
God ' Fellows Hall
Melroze
Morarchge
Decrees of Divorce And Annulment Filed
A divorce decree for Loretta T. Oliver of Mechanicville against George M. was stayed in Albany County Clerk’s office and supreme court records. A decree of annulment was granted to Alive FW. Brad of Connantis nullifying her marriage to Mites F. Bradt whom she married in Trop.
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Loretta T. Oliver
Mechanicvile
George M
Stet
Albany
Brad
Connantis
Mites F. Bradt
Trop
Aarti
Cis Bergan
Council Nominates Local Liberty Chapter Officers
The Liberty council nominates officers at a meeting chaired by Mrs. Giz Martin. Attendees included guests from Albany, Utica, Ravena, and other areas. Election is scheduled for December.
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Council
Liberty Courcil
Daughters of Red
Chasaning
Giz Martin
Albany
Utica
Ravena
Police take man and woman to hospital after incident
Catherine Velie, 21, was brought to Troy Hospital by police from River near Federal Street for treatment of a minor ailment. She was removed in a police vehicle by Patrolman Joba and John McClure with attendance by Dr. Joseph Pada- Oo. Velie remained under hospital care as officers identified the others involved.
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Troy Hospital
Federal Street
Patroamer
Joba
P4yer
John McClure
Cexrat
Joseph Pada- Oo
He Hospital
Sim
Seventh Ave
Bue
Troy
Savage head hunters terrorize Morosa Highlands
Fragmentary note reports a group described as head hunters operating in the Morosa highlands, sighted near a medical facility and the suspect environment. No clear dates or names are provided in the readable text.
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Mormosa Highlands
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