Funeral Held for Louis Silver 49 Bakery Operator
Funeral services were held Monday for Louis Silver prominent Troy resident who died Sunday night at Samarilin Hospital. He was 49. Surviving are widow Bertha Goldblatt two brothers Simeha Silver and Tsadare Silver and sister Sylvia Felgenbalum. Rabbi Reuben Slonim and Rabbi Solomon Moseson officiated at Siver Memorial Chapel. interment at Agudas Achim Cemetery Schenectady.
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Louis Silver
Congress Struut
Silver
Samarilin Hospital
Iinest
Temple
Volanis Trajan
Lndge
Canton Leo
Odd Fellows
Biot
Zlontat Organiztion
America
Twenty-third Street
Toy
Russia
Troy
Bertha Goldblatt
Tsadare Silver
Simeha Siiver
Palestine
Aaisler
Sylvia Felgenbalum
Montivideo
Uriguay
South America
Siverg Memocrat
Fifth Avenue
Iabbi Reuben Slonim
Teimple Beth el
Solomon L Moseson
Afyhan
Agudas Achim Cemetery
Nott Terrace
Schenectady
Brown Takes Oath as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
John Nieh, 16, of Providence, was sworn in yesterday in the Secretary Forrestal’s office. The ceremony elevated Brown to the post of Assistant Secretary of the Navy for all duties.
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Brown
Washington
ISJ
John Nieh
Providence
U N Official World Secretary and Busy Office
Paddy Bolton, chief of the United Nations correspondence unit, manages a flood of mail to the secretary general. Letters from inventors, religious leaders, and pressure groups are sorted, routed, or answered with form replies as Bolton and his 1,500 daily letters ensure prompt, tactful responses across a global bureaucracy.
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Inka
Patricks J. Dolton
Paddy Bolton
Chiief
Trygve Lie
United Nations
She Spiel
Long Island
U.N
Globe
Sure
Security Council
Mother Qoosa
New Zealand
Alimal Douma
U.i
Bolton
Paddy Balton
Balton
Lord Inverchapel
Britain
Moscow
Carl Broadnax
Lake Success
Great Neck
Broadwan
Secretary
Mos
November Term Opens at Rensselaer County Court House
The November term convened at noon under Judge Herbert D. Hamm. Civil trials will be heard first, criminal matters on the district attorney's calendar follow. Only 13 jurors took preliminary oath after juror lists were reviewed. Various community meetings and notices accompany the court schedule and local events.
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Rensser
Herbert D. Hamm
Sheri
Mrs. C. P. Boland Dies After Brief Hospital Stay
Mrs. C. P. Boland of 248 Hirschth Street died at a local hospital following a brief illness. She was born in Byra cue, lived most of her life in Troy, and was active with St. Peter's Church and several local organizations. Surviving: husband Dr. Charles P. Boland, four daughters Frances Walsh and Frances M Hunt plus Mary M and Elizabeth M Boland, two sons Lawrence J. and Vincent G. Boland, three sisters Mrs. Eugena Daley and Frances C and Mary M Hunt, and two brothers Charles G. Hunt and Frank B. Hunt. Private funeral from residence then St. Peter's Church with solemn requiem mass. Burial at St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Mra
Charles P. Boland
Eigith Strut
Ganga
Boland
Rensdater
Slonuy
Howls
Troy Conlrautor
Ray Hospital
Bird
Byracue
Wilenbeth Hunt
Frank and Catharine McGulanls Hunt
Troy
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Mead Entitled To Get State Pension
Sen James M Mead a Buffalo lawmaker entitles to a $5000 yearly state pension after 30 days prior to his January retirement. Mead, age 61, has been in the State Retirement System since 1915, with 20 years of service. He may also qualify for a federal pension of about $2000 a year after his 62nd birthday.
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James M. Mead
Tempcralie
Buffalo
Assembly
House of Representatives
Mead
Hig Credit
Middlebury Students Raise Funds for WW II Memorial Indoor Field
The Middlebury College student body of 1,178 members contributed $6,182 yesterday to a campaign for a World War II memorial indoor field. By today, the end of the first month, $135,220 has been raised toward the $700,000 goal to build and maintain the facility.
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Stubents
Stuent
Middlebury College
City Tax Liens Sale Planned at City Hall
The city will sell tax liens on unpaid real property at City Hall on Friday. Taxpayers have two years to redeem the liens, with the City Treasurer's office handling the proceedings and parcel dispositions.
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James A. Maden
Menson
Ousted Veteran and Wife Build Own Home Near Campus
John Zynaky, an alumnus veteran, and his wife Evelyn, after a landlord ordered them to vacate, constructed a complete residence on the Nutty campus edge. The couple, Phi Beta Kappa graduate Evelyn, with help from Zynaky’s father, a local contractor, completed the house from cellar to attic.
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Medford
Mass
John Zynaky
Tufte College
Evelyn
Zynsky
Bis Pratty
Phi Beta Kappa
Rynsky
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Troy High
Ross
Missory
Pacific
Saipan
William J. O'Bire
Thomas A. Baker
105Th Infantry
East Side
Donald J. Pitcher
Mountain View Home Bureau
Della Gaultier
Jemp Avenue
Andrew P. Stirgeon
Curtain
G. Raymond Deaisigne
Floyd Dean
Charles M. Deutsch
Harry Eb, Duran
Bethesda
Second Baptist Church
Leonore Cropsey
W.C.T.U
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Lawrence Larrowe
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
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Hilde Reynolds
Margaret Coleman
Raymond Priddle
Katherine Ott
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Webster Burwell
John D. Carboni
W. A. Koenig
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Alba
Council of Chirghes
Albany
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Trinity Church
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J. Wesley Wood
Frank Cooper
C. P. Boland
Mann’s
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Franklin Square
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Port‘rhouse
Stour
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Starlink
Mohican Bakery
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New York Stock Exchange
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