Trojans To Assist State School Fundraiser Program
A two day training session will be held to inform veterans about rights and services. Speakers include Edward C. O. Thamas state head of the Veterans Service Agency and A J McGinty WAIC area director with others from Selective Service Civil Service and Veterans Administration.
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Wil
Pssiat
Veterans’ Service Agency
Dec
Atbasy
Francis Go Raddr
Adpeant
Genesis Offce
Bureau
Foy Relief of
New York
Sipetigterdens
Jebs ‘S. Dokety
Veterans’ Surean
Pege Sepoulents
Chy Veterans’ Office
Roguersstes
Getatiad 2d
Digasket
Veterans’ Serica Agency
A J. McGinty
WAIC
Cara Foss
John 2
Johnston
ULS Civil Service
Williarm A. Whelas
John Picard
Veterans Administraion
Earl Foster
Oakley Purney
Robert T. Lansdsie
Crate
M. P. Catherwood
Commnerte
Dr. Pred
Rick MacCurdy
Encal Hygiene
Woman Marine Donates Blood During Furlough
Corporal Ruth Horton of the Marine Corps, on a one day Thanksgiving furlough, donated blood for a critical patient at Troy Hospital. Horton, daughter of Justice of the Peace Senford T Horton of East Greendush, learned a blood type was needed and went to the hospital with her father. She is stationed at Cherry Point.
Pigskin Shoes Devised Without Ration Under OPA Plan
The OPA announced in Washington that wartime shoe uppers made from pigskin may amount to about 15,090,000 pairs with ration-free status. The plan eliminates the ration stamp for future production to promote the use of pigskin uppers, described as strong and durable, with soles of plastic or rubber and limited men's sizes.
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OPA
Washington
East Side Women Host W S C S Meeting and Sales
Mrs. William B. Goetz of 116 Mepie Avenue will host the executive committee of Panting Avenue Methodist Church W S C S Tuesday at 1 pm. A covered dish lunch will precede the meeting. An open sale and a white elephant sale are planned at local church events with chairs and committees noted. Patrolman James B. Laughlin retires on pension after knee injury suffered in duty.
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William B. Goetz
Mepie Avenue
Panting Avenue Methodist Church
Harold F. Bissell
A. Iuri
Third Presbyterian Church
Warriet S. Loesch
The
Women’s Guild
James B. Laughlin
Glens Falls Police Caperonem
Legion Post Seeks Yule Gift Boxes for Veterans Aid
American Legion’s Nebie Calahan Post urges cooperation with the Xetions Astericas Legion to collect Christmas gift boxes from communities for delivery to wounded soldiers in U S hospitals. Forty-eight posts and Auxiliary units will help with packing and distribution to veterans, aiming to reach homes near recipients on Christmas Day. The drive supports World Wars veterans and funds for ongoing welfare, with a New Year Eve party planned at the Post Home and a state commander’s visit announced.
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Nebie Calahan
American Legion
Astericas Legion
Cith
Bec
Legion
Mobie-Calahan Post
Cemdr
W Burke
Department of Veterans Welfare
State Street
Armnisticent
New York Department
S $Eason
Annus Nation
New York State
Rensselaer County Legionnaires
Troy Elks' Club
Leo V. Lanning
Buffalo
Rensey County
National Legion
Edward NL Schelberling
Albany
Post
First Street
Burke
Frank A&a
Area Residents Qualify in Civil Service Tests Area Residents Qualify in Tests For Civil Service
Troy and area residents qualified in state Civil Service examinations conducted at Albany. Frances Hevanaugh of Troy placed second with a 96.1 score on a list of 276 stenographers. M. J. MacFarland of Rensselaer and Alice Edwards of Valley Falls also ranked high for clerk roles in state offices.
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Troy
Albany
Frances Hevanaugh
M. J. MacFarland
Rensselaer
Alice Edwards
Valley Falls
Marion Falls
Albany J Office
State Insurance Fund
Helen Mann
Schodack Landing
Department of Taxation
Bette van Alstyne
Jane Quinn
May Newton
Watervliet
Civil Service Department
Hele House
Cohpoés
New Hampshire Man Returned to State
Norman Roait of Concord, New Hampshire, who had been held at Rensselaer County Jail for three weeks, was extradited to New Hampshire on charges of violating the Selective Service Act. He was arrested at an Eighth Street rooming house by FBI agents and Troy police and was returned to Concord by Deputy U.S. Marshal Harry Young of Albany.
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Norman XII. Roait
Concord
N. T
Rensselaer County
Feda Rel
New Hampshire
Roait
Selective Service Act
Roalf
Eighth Street
Troy
Roulf
Harry €. Young
Albany
Action Discontinued in Barbeau v Great Atlantic Tea Co
Legal action filed in Rensselaer County Court by Joseph Barbeau against the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. has been discontinued according to papers on file in the County Clerk's office.
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Hadeen
Rensselaer County
Joseph Barbeau
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Coroner Calls Inquest in Weir Death
Coroner Charles J. Cote announced an inquest into the death of Mrs. William Weir, found unconscious Nov. 6 on Pearth Street and who died Nov. 24 at Samaritan Hospital. An additional verdict of death by self administration was returned for William V. McCauley after chemical tests showed phosphorus and arsenic.
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Charles J. Cote
William Weir
Willian
Samaritan Hospital
Cote
Dist
Atty
Easle
McCauley
Howard Moore
Moore
Albert J. Watson
Troy
State Workers' Pay Held Not Assignable
Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein ruled that salaries of state employees are non assignable. He said such assignments violate public policy under section 41 of the Personal Property Law in response to Henry A. Cohen of the State Public Works Department about a Small Joan company case.
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Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Henry A. Cohen
Bureau of Contracts
State Public Works Department
Joan Company
Navy Recruiter to Visit Court House Next Few Weeks
Chief Gunners Mate Joseph Sullivan will be at the Court House on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays to accept Navy enlistment applications. Draft registrants are ineligible and only men aged 17 to 18 may be admitted by the recruiting officer.
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Navy
Court House
Joseph Sullivan
Monidays
Prominent Doctor Dies in Piattsburg Funeral Held
The funeral of Dr. Lyman G. Barton Sr a renowned surgeon of Piattsburg was held yesterday from Trinity Episcopal Church. A Troy Conference graduate he helped design the Barton skull tong for fractures and the Barton obstetrical forceps acclaimed for reducing infant and maternal mortality.
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Lyman G. Barton
Piattsburg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Barton
Troy Conference Readers
Poultney
Albany probe winds down amid hush on alleged crime
Gov Thomas E Dewey and special prosecutor George Monaghan moved toward action as a special grand jury prepares, with Monaghan stating investigators will proceed Monday. Absence of official updates has left speculation high while the team works through the weekend.
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Yesterne Tegal
Damplerstie
Monaghan
Lake George men buy Worden Hotel property
Lake George residents George MecGowah and Leroy W. Vas Zandt purchased the Worden Hotel at Lake George from D. B. Moynihan of Glens Falls who acquired it last December from the Worden Estate. They plan improvements and expect to reopen next spring. The hotel was last season operated by MacGowan and Leavitt under lease from Moynihan while Van Zendt ran the Worden Annex in earlier seasons.
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Lake George
Worden Hotel
George MecGowah
Lake
George
Leroy
W. Vas Zandt
New York
D. B. Movgshan
Glens Falls
Edwin
Worden
MacGowan
Robert W. Leavitt
Moynihan
van Zendt
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