Council Shift Will Not Hit City Clerk
An analysis of the Second Cities Law and Common Council actions shows the city clerk position remains tied to the current term. Democratic members previously named McGrath, with Bird as deputy, while speculation on a Republican replacement to shift balance is discussed but not enacted.
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Tray Comemon Council
Siuutey
Louis 1 Ain
Preten
Lvader
Unisethiage
James M. McGarth
Robart Fy Bird
Cing
Mem Uershin
Second Chase Cilies
Catmon Conwell
Bedd wiTien
Comnon Council
Common Council
Hap Chy
McGrath
Sso
Jamiacy IM
Mra. Bird
Loretta Foley
Rin
Dusty Gilyeter
Wty
Grace 14 Thing
Franklin W. Lee Returns From National Convention
Franklin W. Lee has returned from the national convention of District 50 WALA at Atlantic City where he represented 2,770 members of Wo & L BL Gurley Co. He and Robert G. Betts will attend the opening dinner of the Community Chest at The Hendrick Hudson. Mrs Betts represents the company and Mr Lee the union.
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Franklin W. Lee
WALA
Atlantic City
Mate Upal
Wo & L
BL Gurley Co
Robert G. Betts
Hendrick Hudson
Betts
Lee
Troy Hospital Helps Ailing Veterans With Warm Heart
The Troy Hospital cares for veterans and other patients scarred by war conditions. Leo Ceiqua, Ninth Air Force, fractured arm after a wartime accident, stayed 27 days, seeking recovery to start a business. Sisters and nurses gave personal care, showing the hospital as a warm, supportive place. The hospital participates in the Community Chest, with gifts aiding its work.
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Leo Cerqua
Waterford
Hw Ninth Air Force
Troy
Nase Marion
Trenton
Trey Hospital
Hig
Servic
Leo Ceiqua
Ninth Air Forcs
Corie
Amy
Ute Hospital
Nagarath
Verdun
Jy Hospital
Lviv
Troy Hospital
Frank Roy Found Dead at Fourth Street Residence
Frank Roy, 64, was found dead yesterday in bed at the fourth street flat. A resident, George Berkentian, discovered him after four days of illness. Dr Jasinha stated neural complications caused death. body moved to Joseph C. Mainne Funeral Home at 233 Congioes Street.
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Frank Joy
M2 Fourth Street
Skie
George Berkentian
Corgner
Thornish
Neural Giles
Blewie
Jasinha
Phialino
Yeho
Caan
Joseph C. Mainne
Letters Granted on Alice Becker Estate
Administration granted in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court for the estate of Mrs Alice J Becker who died in August. Executor Edward J Donaldson reports an estate of 84000 personal and 5100 rent. Net proceeds go to daughters Theodora L Becker and Elsie J Darby of 3 Ninloch Avenue. Cipperty is the attorney.
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Alice J. Roter
Edward J. Donolh
Rensselaer County
Theodira L. Becker
Elsie J. Darby
Ninloch Avenue
Click
Cipperty
Dionysians Plan For Moce Plays
The Dionysian Players named Robert Jynch chairman of a committee to select plays for its next production at a meeting at the Central V.M.L.C.A. The second production will be for new members to acquaint them with dramatic procedure and provide added experience. Walter Ryan was welcomed as a member with prior GSN work and musical experience. Tryouts were held for two parts in Blithe Spirit, and the group agreed to repeat the play at Tayper Lake Hospital for veterans and ACL Playhouse, after a previous staging.
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Dionysian
Robert Jynch
Central V.mlc.a
Walter Ryan
GSN
Tayper Lake Hospital For Veterans
ACL Playhouse
Migratory Birds Season Opens with Local Restrictions
The Record reports the migratory waterfowl season opening with ducks quail rails and brant on a two day lease at Eble Avenue. Official opening day occurs October 28 though shooting may begin at one half hour before sunrise and must end one half hour before sunset on open days.
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Eble Aven
Major Maguire to head Government Division of Community Chest drive
Edward MM Maguire a World War II Viator and Troy Police officer will lead the Government Division of the Community Chest drive. He will organize federal state and local government staff and officials to mobilize support as top government leaders including President Truman and Major General William order pledging backing. Mayor Ahern also supported the Chest and Maguire’s effort is expected to succeed this year.
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Edward MM. Maguire
Troy Police Department
Bu- Tein
Community Chest Campaign
Pondueturt Fram
Thomas V. Kenney
Maguire
Truman
Philip B. Wleming
Major Maguire
Warning on Sale of Narcotics Issues
State Health Department warns hospitals retailers and physicians to tighten narcotics stocks amid a nationwide narcotic scare. Frank J. Smith head of Narcotic Control Bureau urges extreme personnel care after reports of bogus nurses stealing drugs and thieves selling narcotics at high prices. Authorities indicate addicts pay up to three dollars per half grain of morphine, reflecting illicit demand and enforcement impacts.
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State Health Department
Ealsy
Frank J. Smith
Narcotic Control
Wreaw
Smith
Sage Starts Adult Class Registration
Sage announces adult education offerings at the University with Monday and Tuesday courses. Courses include German geography, home furnishings, watercolors, Spanish, French conversation, Mozart and Schubert music focus, and a business studies convoy. Additional classes cover accounting, child growth, foods laboratory, freehand drawing, and preventive health instruction for women.
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Marie L. Jaeger
Airtiith
Pursuanel
Winert
Huberty Lucayo
Dee Parkment
Mixy Margareti
Gruswnbacher
Ming Marthe Baratle
Byenth
Tous
Mes Dine Whileman
School of Busine
Virginia le Harvey
Grace L. Johnson
Jean Goodman
Maductors
Ihese Economics
Tueady
Horn
Professor to Teach Public Speaking and Logistics
A course described by Mae Christie Sprikoe, with Mas Mr Elizahyth Sutteren as lead, begins Oct 9 offering eight weeks of instruction in German and related topics. Tony will teach German on Wednesday evenings. Mrs Ainey FR Ghinatan will provide merchandising guidance and practical know-how demonstrations for all interested.
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Speec
Iklag
Mae Christie Sprikoe
Elizahyth Sutteren
Tony Wil
Ainey
Ghinatan
Deer Cost and Car Damage Report in Vernon Washington
Everett resident Neal Scuchsen paid $100 for an eighty deer possession issue near Vernon. A related incident on July 99 caused white vehicle damage and total costs around $100.
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Ston
MG Vernon
Wash
Wit Vost
Neal Scuchsen
Everett
Thief Makes Away With Eight Hams From Albany Market
An Albany market reported a thief stole eight hams during the night. The shop window was broken and the loss was valued at about 55 dollars. The incident involved a single suspect seen fleeing the area before dawn.
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Albany
Campaign Endorsement Boosts Overseas Relief Drive
A local campaign named Overseas Survivors Collecton receives endorsement from Councilman Davey as supporters rally to provide food clothing and relief items for Ike aid efforts.
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Cnnonor Davey
Argus
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