Youth Leads Philharmonic With Bold Carnegie Hall Debut
Leonard Bernstein, 25, led the Philharmonic as guest conductors were unavailable. He and cellist Joseph Schuster hurriedly rehearsed a few Don Quixote measures just before, delivering four fine performances. The audience cheered, and Schuster kissed the young maestro on the cheek in a continental gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garnegie Hall
Leonard Bernstein
Philharmonic Symphony
Bruno Walter
Arthur Rodzinski
Phlilharmonic
Bernstein
Walter
Joseph Schuster
Strauss
Don Quixote
Fritz Reiner
Serge Koussevitzky
Schuster
Senator Gillette Hints at Land Boom Foe Plan
Senator Gillette proposes preventing a land boom like postwar times with a 10 percent resale transfer tax on farm land bought after the act and resold within a year. The tax would be paid by the seller and expire two years after the war. He also mentions a second plan with up to 100 percent tax on profits from such transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
Gillette
Agriculture Department
The
Treasury
Couple marked golden wedding using same dishes for 50 years
In Emporium Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Charles Spangler celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday using the dishes with which they began housekeeping. They were joined by Mrs Spangler s parents Mr and Mrs Samuel C Parks who had their 76th wedding anniversary last July and stopped by to help celebrate.
Highest price at Holstein sale hits 26010 dollars
At the United States national blue ribbon Holstein sale a yearling bull named Carnation Madcap Supreme sold for 26,010 dollars. The Curtiss Candy Co. bought the bull for its Libertyville farm in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Curtiss Candy Co
Libertyville
Planning New Year Meeting for United Commercial Travelers
Plans for the new year will be made at a meeting of the United Commercial Travelers of America Troy Council No 403 to be held at hall 82 212 5 Street at &, pm. Reports from the various committees will be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers of America
Troy Council
At & Pm Hall
Brewers Aid In War Effort
Wisconsin brewers supply 11 percent of national beer and shift to yeast tablets and vitamin rich concentrates for soldiers. Yeast waste is salvaged to boost protein production, with potential for 2 million pounds yearly. Breweries allocate 15 percent of output to service camps, aiding Navy requests for 500000 cases monthly.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
America
Larry A. Miller
Wisconsin Brones’ Association
S. 3. Navy
James C. White
Miller
War Food Administration
Food and Nutrition Board
Washington
Wisconsin Breweries
California
OPA Plans Revision Of Rayon Hosiery Prices
The Office of Price Administration aims to revise the price regulation for women’s rayon hosiery before year end. Connally and Huffman describe ongoing reviews, with an interval before the new rule takes effect and no impact on Christmas holidays pricing. Industry input will be accommodated as updates proceed.
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Record
Washington, D. C
Office of Price Administration
Reagan RP. Connally
A1ector
Consultes Goods Division
OPA
Connally
MPR
Robert O. Huffman
Huffman
Connaily
Tax Reports on Estates Filed in Surrogate Court
Inheritance tax reports by Edward J. Poland cover the estates of Mrs. Annie Mack of Sand Lake and Mrs. Mary Robinson of Stephentown. Mrs. Mack left a gross estate of 32980.44 with net 1965.32. four daughters and three sons inherit. Mrs. Robinson’s Averill Park estate totals 3274.20 with no tax due. furniture and partial residue go to various heirs, including Lizzae WieGann, Mary Brown, William Robinson, and a son of Thomas Robinson. Elmer M. Rasmussen is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Poland
Annie Mack
Sand Lake
Mirs
Mary Robinson
Stephentown
Elizabeth Brensinger
Wilford
Conn
Lena Stewart
West Hartland
Christina Abben
Yonkers
Mabel Gibbs
Mount Vernon
George E. Mack
Averill Park
William Mack
Charles H. Mack
Robinson
Lizzae WieGann
Schenectady
Mary A. Brown
William Robinson
Thomas Robin
Fort Plain
Elmer M. Rasmusgen
Petain Reported to Have Suffered Stroke
Swiss dispatch cites La Suisse claiming reliable information that aging Marshal Henri Philippe Petain suffered a stroke. A French frontier rumor spoke of partisan attack while Petain failed to appear on a balcony and did not broadcast to the nation as planned.
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Bern
Switzerland
la Suisse
Vichy
Henri Philippe Petain
Petain
Church Groups Plan Suppers and Meetings Tomorrow
East Side Married Couples Group of the Church of the Ascension hosts a supper at 6 30 p.m with arrangements led by Lloyd and Rich ard Horsefall and Edward Bennett couples. Reservations with Mrs Horsfall at T-2712-M. Presidents are Charles M Hill and wife. Rev Nelson van Xralte of Wynantskill leads weeknight prayer at 7 45 p.m. at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church with choir rehearsal at 8 45 p.m. Weekday church school at 2 39 p.m. Mount Ilda Memorial Presbyterian Church women prepare for aprons sale and supper tomorrow Dec 8 in the church hall led by Mrs Cavin Lawson and Minnie R Denelion with A W Hyde and Harriet Nelson in charge. Trinity Church organizes a Congregational Supper tomorrow at 6 p.m. Rev Fred Appey of the Stamford Methodist Church will speak on The Work of the Treaty Conference Commission on Education in Social Action. Spiritu
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Church of the Ascension
Lloyd Austin
Richard Horsefall
Edward Bennett
Horsfall
Charles M. Hill
Nelson van Xralte
Wynantskill
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Women's Auxiliary and Missionary Societies
Mount Ilda Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cavin Lawson
Minnie R Denelion
A W. Hyde
Harriet Nelson
Trinity Ae Church
Fred Appey
Stamford Methodist Church
Schenectady
Trey Conference Commission On
A.M E. Zion
J. Welfred Findley, Jr
Frank Jay Reid
School of Telizous Education
P.m
Freight Train Derails Blocking Main Tracks at Falconer
A westbound Erie Railroad freight derailed in Falconer yesterday, ripping up hundreds of feet of track and blocking both main lines. Twelve cars left the rails but no injuries were reported.
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Jamestown UP
Erie Railroad
Falconer
Lollipop Splinters Best Yardstick of Film Appeal
New Orleans Ernest Ford, a veteran theater janitor, explains rationing shapes movie house cleanliness. He rates a show by chewing gum and candy remnants, noting popcorn remains toughest to clean and that rationing alters what patrons leave under seats. Ford recalls long career, from a 12 year old to monitor sticks, press notices, and public sentiment.
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New Orleans
Ernest Ford
Gentman
Ford
America
Darky
Oklahoma Battles Army Over Legality of Rum and Romance
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, fights over liquor destined for the officers club while courts square off about the reservation status. The state argues marriages on the fort may be invalid under state licenses, as the issue reaches the Supreme Court after decade long debates since 1907 and wartime romance grows amid dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fort Sil
Okla
Dan Cupid
Fort Sill
Romeo
Supreme Court
Pearl Harbor
Sam Lattimore
Tenth Circuit Court of Ap
Senate to probe liquor shortage. starts next week
Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously backs a liquor shortage investigation led by Chairman Frederik Van Nuys. He aims to begin work early next week and seeks $10,000 to hire trained investigators. He warned of startling developments including tax dodging and hoarding by powerful interests seeking profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frederik van Nuys
D-1
Ind
Army couples wed as public chaplains unite soldiers and sweethearts
Post chaplains say 35 percent of weddings pair soldiers with women from back home. Soldiers are described as smart and unlikely to be swayed by possible invalidity rulings. Oklahoma’s prohibition cannot be enforced in the Army area, as noted in Neals at Denver. Public relations officers report steady marriage activity between servicemen and their partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neals
Denver
Oklahoma
Woolley Named to OPA Post in Mid Atlantic Region
Daniel P. Woolley New York City commissioner of markets was named regional administrator of the Office of Price Administration for New York and four mid Atlantic states The Civil Service Commission listed him as among the top applicants Woolley 59 will earn 38000 annually and succeeds Sylvan Joseph in the New York region which covers New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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Washington (P
Daniel P. Woolley
New York City
Office of Price Administration
New York
Middle Atlantic
Woolley
OPA
Civil Service Commission
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Standard Brands, Inc
St. Louis Silk Co
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Sylvan Joseph
Funeral of Waterford War Veteran Held
The funeral for William H. Shan non of Waterford, WWI veteran, who died at Veterans Hospital Canacaigua after a long illness, was held at 3:30 am from Quandt Funeral Home and 9:30 am at St. Ann's Church. Rev Augustine Suprenant led a high mass. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery with military honors by Albany MPs and Taps by Trojan Post. Last Man's Club and Charles J. Rady Post members paid respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Shannon
Waterford
Veterans’ Hospital
Canacaigua
Quandt Funeral Home
Board Street
St. Ann's Church
Augustine
Marie A. Lajuenesse
Irene Fontaine
Blanche Desautels
William Roberts
Sergt
Raymond S. Francis
Arthur L. Shannon
Gerard Berthiaume
Henry LaPoint
Edward Diehl
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Military Police of
Albany
Ebbe Nielson
Trojan Post
Last Man’s Club
Charles J. Rady Post
Shannon
Latham area updates on Red Cross classes and youth events
Latham Pfe William MacElroy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William MacElroy, is on leave from Camp Warrenton Virginia serving in the Signal Corps. A large Red Cross first aid class has enrolled under Clyde Orrett and will meet Wednesdays at 7 30 pm for two hours. Youth Fellowship League of Calvary Church held a rollerskating party in Troy. Scouts of Troop 62 in Latham organized socials and welcomed two new members Earl Turner Jr and John Liberdi. The group plans awards for top ticket sellers at the recent dance. Red Cross blood bank drives are scheduled at Troy bank November 29 from 11 45 am to 3 45 pm and on other December Mondays and Albany or Schenectady drives. Miss Jean Ruhtz announced a minstrel benefiting Latham Honor Roll to be staged December 2 and 3 at Siena College with John Phillips heading publicity and several committees named. Proceeds support the local Honor Roll for boys in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
William MacElroy, Jr
William MacElroy
Latham Heights
Camp Warrenton
Signal Corps
Red Cross
Clyde Orrett
Youth Fellowship League of Calvary Church
St. Joseph's Hall
Troy
Latham
Kay Harrington
League
Scout
Warren Milliken
Earl Turner, Jr
John Liberdi
Donald Young
Robert Demingway
Red Cross Blood Bank
Troy Bank
Donald E. Weed
Albany
Schenectady
Jean Ruhtz
Siena College
John Phillips
Walter Ruhtz
Frank Austin
Mary Scully
Warren Scully
Fred Weinbender
Warren Hopson
Phillips
James Coghill, Jr
Fred LaRose
Small Farmers Under FSA Boost Food Production
Syracuse NY small farmers described as paying off Uncle Sam with increased food production during the 1943 growing season. NY FSA state director Tyler Space said milk output rose 33 percent among FSA borrowers versus 4 percent state average, eggs up 15 percent vs 4 percent, and poultry up 67 percent vs 15 percent. Loans totaled 1.29 million with 1.51 million collected. Space urged continued support and guidance for small growers to expand gains.
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Syracuse
New York
Uncle Sam
FSA
Space
Green Island pops for flying jeep honor in War Savings drive
In Green Island five top voters from the village are named Bohdan Banit Richard Cunningham Arthur Johnson Fred Onyon and George Yakel to receive a flying jeep plane named for them as the Schools at War campaign closes December 7. Over $3,000 already raised with about forty graduates in service expected to be honored. Stamps sold across village headquarters totalled 1298.45 with booth totals at Central Market 6215 Picariilo’s store 37.70 and Heatly School 1198.60. Funeral details note Miss Elizabeth Glynn buried at St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet with services at Parker Bros Memorial and St. Joseph's Church.
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Green Island
Heatly
Bohdan Banit
Richard Cunningham
Arthur Johnson
Fred Onyon
George Yakel
Norine E Keating
War Savings Committee
Central Market
St. Joseph's Church
Isabel Dupont
Picarillo’s
Margaret F Picarillo
Heatly School
Margaret Kenny
Elizabeth Glynn
Parker Bros
Broadway
Watervliet
John E. Ryan
John B. Berghamer
Jesus
Alicia A. Leonard
Frank
Leo
Charles Leonard
Frank McHale
Anthony Carlucci
Thomas Keating
Father Ryan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Nurse Charged With Theft From Dying Patient
New York police charged 32 year old nurse Margaret F Hind with grand larceny for stealing jewelry valued at about 11000 from dying patient Rosa Lind Lerner in the Lerner penthouse on Fifth Avenue. Hind, recently married to Army Lieut Vernon Hind, said she sold a bracelet and necklace for 525 to fund racetrack losses. The victim was wife of Army man Robert W Lerner.
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New York
INS
Margaret F. Hind
Hind
Vernon Hind
Fort Custer
Mich
Rosalind Lerner
Fifth Avenue
Robert W. Lerner
Name Change Granted In New York County Court
The county court of Rensselaer County approves Harry Lincoln Kitayama changing his name to Harry Lincoln Yama effective December 15 1943 after filing November 13 1943. Publication and proof requirements are set under Civil Rights Law Article Six with deadlines for filing affidavits.
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Rensselaer County
Harry Lincoln Kitayama
Harry Lincoln Yama
Harry Lincoln
Harry B Rezzemini
Teg
Kitayama
County of Rensselaer
Panume
Harry FE. Clinton
Tancasiner County
East Greenbush Water District Petition Hearing Ordered
Town Board of East Greenbush Rensselaer County New York orders a public hearing on December 3 1933 at Clinton Heights Public School to consider a petition to create a water district with potential expenditure of 110 000 and directs publication and posting notices in The Troy Record and five public places. Town Clerk George S. Pletcher verifies copy as true.
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Eze
Rensselaer
Neeld
East Greenbush
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Rolief
Eastern
New York Utilities Corporation
Columbia Turnpike
Boston and Albany Kalle Road Company
Birches Lane
Birch Avenue
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Hillview Terrace
Rensselaer County Clerk's Office
Water District 1
Rensselaer Water Company
Water Supply District 3
Rennselaer Water Company
Barker and Wheeler
Albany
New York
County of
Hampton Avenue
Merset
Hampton Manor
Herschel Roberts
Water District 2
The
Barker and Wheeler, Engineers
Hacacon Manor
Pougino
Barker and
Wheeler
Engineers
Albbany-Pittsfield
Damon Manor
Folnt Alga
Hamption Manor
Rensseler Water Company
Bather and Wheeler, Engineers
Albans
Hidge Hot
Saldine
East Greenlusnh
Clinton Heights
East Greens Bush
Rensselaer County
Troy
Whch
Banford C. Horton
Raymo
J Elliot
Prank K Ball
Henry B Sharp
Rensshelaer
Fast Greenbush
George S. Pletcher
Wate
George
Fletcher
Liddenbush
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Philharmonic
In Surance Agency
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
First St
N. Y
Parent-Teacher Association of School 17
Cochairmen
Gerald B. Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Herman Chuckrow
Joseph Conroy
Henry Fox
Eugene Corliss
Richard Cheney
Joseph Wuitman
James Mulcahy
John Gu
Fred Ruiffleback
Henry
Oakwood Avenue
Church of Christ, Disciples
Triangle Club
Marjorie Coonley
Woodrow Court
Viola Banadee
Charles M Sharpe
McConnellsville
Earl J
Toby" Harrington
Irving Harrington
Cambridge
Au. 5 Army Air Force
Gur
Moncrief
Francis
Congress
Third Streets
Home Front
Hear Petain
East Side
George B. Hannah
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Becker
Foundling
Senate
Wills Home
Hart Wills
Sicily
Arthur St. Hilaire
Paine Street
Town Hall
Scholls
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