Defer Naming Of Referees To Tax Cases Adjourment
Adjournment to Dec 5 at a special term of the Supreme Court delayed appointments of referees to conduct hearings on five Troy property owners requests to reassess their estate values. Judge Willie H. Murray presided as five divorce and annulment actions appeared on the calendar. several cases were heard with various attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susprema Court
Troy
Willie H. Murray
Inday
William J. Durty
Justice Murray
Auda. Forestei
Frank J. Forest
Philly J. Chile
Josephine M Cuoey
Juanes McCuney
J. Howard Melswan
Electra E. Crump
Raymond Crump
Alneyt BE. O'Dell
Helen Mengee
Theoore Mempee
Thomas Allen
Delores Koloski
Benjamin Koleski
William F. Sturby
Dovorthy McGill
William McGill
Lin Allen
Zoning Board Seeks Permit Hearing For Gas Station
The Troy Board of Zoning Appeals will hear an application by Waller KK Hawley to erect a gasoline station at 894 Second Avenue between 125th and 126th Streets. Building superintendent Knaupp denied the permit citing the code allows only residences in that area. Hearing set for November 27 at 8:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors rooms at the Court House.
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Troy Board of Zoning Appeals Sill
Waller
Hawley
Second Avenue
125Th
126Th Streets
John F. Knaupp
Richard H. Bibb
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Supervisor
Court House
Two Concerns File Trade Certificates In Rio County
Two certificates were filed to conduct dual trades in Rio County under trade rules. The County Clerk’s office lists Sol Tandlen The Hendpigh Hudson and Nathan Benjamin at 16 First Street as engaged in business at 125 River Street under the Benton Palat & Alway Co. Aretos P. and George N. Pappas of High Street Hoosick Falls filed a certificate stating they operate as the Cunily Shoppe at 81 Church Street in the village.
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Rio County
Med
County Clerks Office
Sol Tandlen
Hendpigh Hudson
Nathan] Benjamin
First Street
River Street
Benton Palat & Alway Co
Aretos P
George N. Pappas
Iradr
Church Street
Stillwater schedules county league and non league games
Stillwater and Sillwater sgn acnor basketbally tein will play home and away non league games with B class teams and meet Class B rivals Mechanicville Scotia Hoosick Falls and others. They start league play November 30 at home against Corinth, with a full schedule through February 26 and a March end date. Norman Baldwin reenlists, and a Desert Bridge Club gathering was held in Mechanicville with awards to Mrs Helen Slavin and others.
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Sillwater Sgn Acnor
Basketballytein
Awit Bares
Mechanicville
Scotia
Stillwater
Hoosick
Corinth
Burnt Hs
Burnt Hills
South Glens Pails
Greenwich
Schuylerville
Sick Falls
Wailston
Alway
Lou Glens Pails
Green Wich
Awe
Bailston
Hoosick Falls
South
Aiarion Aipy
Deseert Bridge Club
Helen Slavin
Ers
James Hutton
South Weymouth Visitor and Union Service Noted
Mr and Mrs Cushing of South Weymouth Mass visit relatives here Miss Kathryn Powers of Troy guests of Mrs William Bemett The Women's Society Presbyterian Church plans a game party at the Dunhams home this evening A union Thanksgiving Service will be held at Great Methodist Church Wednesday Nov 21 at 7 39 pm Br and Mrs Jessie Frisbie and Mrs Harriet Sweet visited Mr and Mrs Wills Martin and Mrs Eion Sweet in Syracuse En route they stopped to see Mrs Hertha Elsaser at Castorland Mr and Mrs Ralph Akin host weekend guests including Mrs Gerald Linendall and son from Utica Sin and Mrs Marshall Fryer and family from Tenafly NJ and Mrs Sarah Fryer of Greenwich
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Cushing
South Weymouth
Mass
Kathryn Powers
Troy
William Bemett
Women's Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Dunham
Methodist
Presbyterian
Great Medhodist
Pam
Jessie Frisbie
Harriet Sweet
Wills Martin
Eion Sweet
Syracuse
Hertha Elsaser
Castorland
Ralph Akin Hals
Robert McKenzie
Gerald Linendall
Utica
Sin
Marshall Fryer
Tenafly
N.J
Sarah Fryer
Greenwich
Poestenkill Community Activities Report
Poestenkill notes list church and school events including Luther League meeting at the church tomorrow, a dance and game party by the Wire Department and women's auxiliary on December 13, and weekly Friday dances. Donald Dunham on furlough from military service visits family. Parent-Teacher Association plans January meeting with speaker John E. Jones from Troy High School on Thinking School With Life. Mrs Dwight Wilder and Marguerite visit New York. Mrs Mary Bennett returns with them after week with Maj. William Bennett. Willing Workers Class of the Uieberan Church held monthly meeting with devotions by Rev Crandy. winter activities planned and a powered dish supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Wire Department
Wom‘un
Auailiery
Donald Dunham
Leslie Dunham
Parent-Teacher Association
John E. Jowes
Troys High School
Dwight Wilder
Marguerite
Misa Ann Hubley
New York
Wilder
Mary Bennett
Maj
William Bennett
Clauss
Iueberan Church
Une Pasion
Laurent Crandy
Claude Haines
Thanksgiving dinner costs rise since 1920 price controls end
Albany OPA reports November 1920 prices for common Thanksgiving items show a roughly 25 percent surge over current prices with higher spikes in some items. Comparisons to 1915 and 1920 figures highlight wage versus price gaps, noting that shoppers today can report ceiling overcharges and seek refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Herzog
OPA
Herzog
Pointa Nut
Mr. Herzog
Albany
J Brink McGowan
OPA Arva
Heraug
Donohue Probates Three Area Wills In Albany County
Wills of Francis J Harner of Sand Lake Alice C Luedemann of Murphy Aldiven Guy Broderick and Simon Albany attorneys James T Rigney of Rensselaer die dates are given. Wills valued with real and personal estimates and named heirs. Also notes military assignments and local club meetings amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itansgelacr County
Edward J. Donohue
Francis J. Harner
Sand Lake
Alice Co. Lusdemann
James T. Rigney
Rensaelaer
Harner
Grace A. Harner
West Sand Lake
Clark Cinperly
Alice C. Luedemann
Henrietta C. Luedemann
Tibbits Avenur
Murphy
Aldvien
Guy
Broderick & Simon
Rigney Woes
James Murphy
Reusslier
Fitzsimmons& Wailsey
Albany
Fantate
U S Fire Losses Reach New Peak in October
New York fire losses for October rose to 334470000 the highest for that month since 1931 when 31501580. The National Board of Fire Underwriters said the gain over September was 6 percent or 2023000 and over October 1919 was 2297000. Two months ended Oct 31 were estimated at 45 compared with 51% the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Laskey
Ambrose Church schedules Sunday masses and services
Ambrose Church will hold Masses at 9 and 10, with additional notes on a Sunday service. Mrs William Searts of Hallywood is visiting her niece Miss Jean Raurhtz. The Lazy Dully Circle sewing group and Calvary Lat Monday Cub Scout meeting are mentioned. Leland G. Smith is new Pitts Hose Company president and sets a Monday meeting to appoint committees. Church School at Calvary Methodist starts at 9:30 am with William R. Williams overseeing. Rev Herbert Ruberis speaks on The Grace of Gratitude at morning worship. The choir and junior choir perform. A Thanksgiving service and fellowship hour is planned with motion pictures on American Indians shown afterward and a Youth Fellowship led by Miss Jean Coghill.
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William Searts
Hallywood
Daly
Jean
H. Burnham
Pitts
Lazy Dully
Gherlotte Wright
Cleary Ruatz
Calvary Lat
Leland G. Smith
Pitts Hose Company
Las Cyled
At & Pan
Hose House
Calvary Methodist
Norton Duel
Misa Jean Coghill Willead
Admiral Leary to Head State Marine School
Admiral Leary named superintendent of the State Maritime Academy at Fort Schuyler replacing Vice Adm. Craven who retires in December. He is an Annapolis graduate who led Allied naval forces in the Pacific and later commanded the Fifth Naval District. Board actions also include charter amendments for Yeshiva University, provisional charter for Saratoga Springs Free Library, and several appointments to state education and professional boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert BL Beary
USN
Eastern Sea Wrontler
Pueblo
Board of Regents
Albany
State Maritime Acdemy
Fort Schuyler
Isolde Elchanan
Saratagal Springs Frep Library, Inc
William de Neergaard
Brooklyn
Bharinsey
William ©. Anderson
Newell L. Nussbaumer
Buffalo
State Board of Examines of Professional Engineers and
Norman R. Gibson
Pry
E. R. Easman
Ithaca
Agricultural Education Council
Edward W. Edwards
Alvany
Ty Industrialducation Council
Raymond J. Knoeppel
New York
Arkport Union School
Arkport
Arkport Central School
Hartford High School
Hartford
Hartford Central School
Juhn G. Borden High School
Wallkill
Mary
Garrison
Glenclyke High School
Mitdepart High School
Roysllon-Harlland
Central School
Local Notes and Visits Around Town this Week
Beylin St Arnold and B Copping visit his parents Mr and Mrs John Copping. Jesse Church returns from hospital progressing satisfactorily. Sidney Wager and family move to Frey house. Llewellynalmer shoots a 200 pound seven point first deer recorded this season. Perley Sampson and three friends stay with Mr and Mrs Thomas Catill during deer season. Lt Cab D Streeter guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Gutermuth. Streeter spending days with Fred Bentley in Center Berlin. Birthday party for Mrs Floyd Amidon with twenty six guests and gifts. Mrs Bertha Grean improves after operation and stays with sister Mrs Jesse Maxon. Mrs Roy Warren travels to New York to meet husband returning from Pacific area. they stay with Mrs Emma Spercer.
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Beylin St
Arnold B. Copping
John Copping
Jesse Church
Sidney Wager
Troy
Frey
Llewellynalmer
Perley Sampson
Peekskill
Thomas Catill
D. Streeter
Charles Gutermuth
Streeter
Fred Bentley
Center Berlin
Floyd Amidon
Amidon
Bertha Grean
Jesse Maxon
Roy Warren
New York
Pacific Area
Emma Spercer
Famous Air Freight Route Over Himalayas Abandoned
The war era air supply route over the Himalayas carried 770,682 long tons of war material to China on Dec 1 1942 and proved essential despite heavy losses. Four-engine transports moved 10,000 troops daily over 4000 miles, with crashes costing 594 planes and 130 passengers' lives.
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Shanghai
Coranmund
India
China
Army Transport Command
British Take Control Of Krupp Factories In Germany
The British military government took possession of all property owned by Friedrich Krupp in Essen and its subsidiaries. A controller with headquarters at Isen will manage these assets in the British occupation zone, dissolving the current management. Managers must place themselves at the controller’s disposal and continue duties until further notice.
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Lateneburg
Germany
Wey
Friedrich Krupp
Esben Ile
Head Krupp
Isen
Nazi camp commandant Hoffman sentenced to death
London reports Joseph Hoffman, Majdanek prison camp commandant, has been condemned to death by the Polish people’s court at Lublin. The decision was aired by Radio Moscow yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Hoffman
Majdanek
Poland
Lublin
Radio Moscow
School 18 Holds Special Assembly With Play
School 18 conducted a special assembly featuring a vocal selections program and a piano recital by the class, with a first grade ensemble staging a Ruiz program. Principal Barnard O'Brien opened the event, though some misspellings cloud details.
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Iela
Boh Tingues
Mies Diizabeth Young
Barnard O'Brien
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Joosen
McGrath Bros
Cohoes
Trap
Watervliet
Waterford
Phore Cohoes
DAHL
TS Young, Ihe A
Alcoholics ‘Anonymous
Troy P.O. Bon
Norman Baldwin
Johnsonville
Poestenkill
Turkeys
United Poultry CO
Hoosick ST
Donohue
Ashlar
Gladys FT. Wright
ANC
Fred
Weight
Euston
McGuire General Hospital
Richmond
Wright
Europe
General Hospital
Army No
Herbert Obenau
Irene Lant
Army
Juhn Ad. McCotter
Dnant
Eugene T. Spiezo
Greens Svn
Guy A. Clark
Navy
Vairia . Burch
Easton
Donald 2. Gillis
Biyerson J
Wallace V
Joseph C. Jaye
William G. Teftt
John A. Chanders, Jr
Salem
Floyd H. Brown
White Creek
J. Ellington Kompaon
Cambridge
Marina Corps
Dalam
B. Blindy, Jr
Carl Madleston
U. S
Latham
Ambrose
Admiral Leary
State Marine School
By Paul Ford
Hiya
Hannegan
Tom Clark
Himalayas
Krupp
Suinoih
Norwalk
Atone Bude GD
Mewabe
Beman Park Pharmacy
15Th Street
Louis F. Covatta
Ph. Rc
Eevaras Ph Cdr
Glen and Hicholas J. Covet
Syeaway Pharmacy
Covatta, Ph
Santa Claus
Troy’s Greatest Toyland
Hartigans
Christmas Club
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