Nutrition problem in camps discussed in New York
Porter of the State Department of Health described the care of children in New York State migrant workers camps and federal housing projects. He praised government and organizations for their work in care-centers and urged more nutritionists to join. Mrs. James C. Covert chaired the county committee meeting.
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Mike Mame
Porter
State Department of Health
New York State
Rensselaer Wat
Mies Porter Focke
Wa Be
James C. Covert
Nitzes Row Over Rights To Spring In Brunswick
A court filing in Albany seeks a temporary injunction to stop Kenneth Nitz from interfering with his father Frank Nitz’s spring water business in Brunswick. Earle J. Weir, attorney for Frank Nitz, says Kenneth blocked access and tampered with equipment after February 25, 1933 lease of land by Helen OBrien. The case heads to the Supreme Court for action.
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Brunsmvice
County Clerk's Ofice
Earle J. Wier
Athorner
Frank PB
Nitz
Thiecity
Nix Hag
Henneth Nitz
Supreme Court At
Albany
Brunswick
Helen O'Brien
Nite
Sim
Iisnocion Iis Tat Bis
Supreme Court
Kennet Nitz
Troy Man Leads Baptist Meeting At Schenectady
The Hudson River Baptist Association meets at Tabernacle Baptist Church Schenectady with Arthur H Lofgren as moderator and Theodore Myers of Albany as vice moderator. Clergy discuss association business, a news presentation by Clarence W Arthur, and an association dinner led by Herman Bauer followed by an address by GD M Albaugh of the American Baptist Forest Mission Society.
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Hudson River Baptist Association
North
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Schenectady
Arthur HL. Lofgren
Theodore Myers
First Baptist Church
Abbany
Arthur F ‘Tennings
Wilford
Fowler
Troy
Wil
Mary
Vining
HL Stanley
Jones
Énigeralatag
Association
Clarence WL Arthur
James Turnbull
American Baptist Hoess A Mission
Sodem
C. W. Arthur
Herman Bauer
GD. M. Albaugh
American Baptist Foreste Mission Society
May Move Ration Board For Schenectady
Union College has withdrawn it ever to house the Schenectady War Price and Rationing Board in the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house. Lester W. Herzog director of the Albany area office of the OPA warned that unless Schenectady places to put the rationing Board at once, rationing for Schenectady County will be transferred to the nearest local board at Albany.
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Union College
Schenectady
Beta Theta Pi
Lester W. Herzog
Albany
OPA
Scheneck
South End Board Sends Contingent to Selective Service
The South End Board sent October contingents for possible induction and pre induction exams after farewells at the USC Lounge. James F. Egan presided as roll was called while lists named men for induction and preinduction tests in Albany. USO workers supplied coffee, sandwiches, cigarettes, apples, newspapers, and postcards for send home.
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USO
Troy Union Station
Kenneth A. Beach
Harry Bosko
Thomas F. Burke
Joseph Ve Salo
Henry A. Pagano
Nicholas Ciannamea
Francis J. Spotten
Carmen Ciccarnelli
John J. Mitchell
Joseph A. Gapp
Selective Service Board
USC
James F. Egan
Carmen J. Ciccarelli
John 4. _Mitchell
Harry Boske
Nicholas Cigknamen
Josep V. Salo
William A Bart
James F. Gavin
Raymond Roushin
James Demeo
Irving E. Rogen
Joseph A. Ziter
William R. Abbott
Perry A. Caplan
Josephw. Medal
Angelo J. Di’Maschio
Ma Yario J. Demercurio
Dallas L. Fant Non
Joseph ©. Bessette
Réachi Camp
Snafu the Army Pet Returns After A W O L Ride
Terrier Snafu, owned by Lieut Alfred Atkins, had been missing since Sunday after riding trains toward Ohio. The Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society recovered the dog in Albany, sending it to Menands Kennel awaiting owner pickup. Lieutenant Atkins located Snafu through reports and the Humane Society, ending the search.
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Suafu
A.W.O.L
Hudson River
Alfred Atking
Snaft
Albany
Wright Field
Atbatic
Ohio
Snafa
Syracuse
Humane Socie
Atkins
The
Humane Society
Menands Kennel
Hoosick Falls Prepares Budget Hearings and Local Notices
Hoosick Falls officials moved to draft the preliminary next year’s town budget and set a public hearing date by October 10. Town Clerk William F. O’Hearn presented estimates as the Town Board adjourned to next Monday at 7 37 p.m. for budget decisions. September reports showed Town Welfare Officer Harrison Webster 195.58, Justice Grant Smith four criminal cases with fines 20, state comptroller 14, total 38, and fines 30 sent to the state. Fares 2.34 turned to Supervisor Baker. The board scheduled voter machine instruction sessions at Municipal Building October 11 to 14, Eagle Bridge October 9, North Hoosick October 20, Hoosick. Custodians Lannon and Morrison to staff sessions. The board refused to renew fire insurance on the Shedd Bridge, premium 166.25, due December 31. A rummage sale fundraiser was set for next Thursday and Friday at Hargrerty garage, chaired by Mrs Link. Charct Group and Kiwanis notes. National Newspaper Week observed with guest editor James Brahan. Legion Auxiliary to meet tonight at 8 p.m. three-day sale at Power & Light office on Charent Street. Grand Jury recess announced with no cases ready.
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William F. O’hearn
Iesa
Harrison Webster
Justice of the Peace
D. Smith
Bert Baker
O'Hearn
Weg
Stepervisor
Baker
Eagle Bridge
North Hoosick
Hoosick
John Lannon
Hoosick Falls
John Morrison
Walloemsac
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers Promoted In Patent Remedy
An article touts a patent remedy called Milk Mixture for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. It claims rapid pain relief, with references to ingredients like Karmicon and various tonics. Readers are urged to obtain it from druggists and try the preparation for relief.
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Tor Kas
Atapurest Farm
Ares
Price chart lists GPA apple varieties and other produce
The GPA weekly price list for fresh fruits and vegetables in Troy area markets lists apple varieties such as Wealthy, Wolf River, Greenings, Pippins, Cortland, Opalestent and Macintosh with two pound ceilings. It notes changes in peaches pears prunes potatoes sweet potatoes spinach and egg prices and announces grade A eggs price adjustments for Grade 1 and Grade B categories.
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GPA
Troy
Cohoes
Green Island
Watervliet
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
OPA
Sara
Wolf River
Cortland
Florida
Indian River
County Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Troy Next Tuesday
The annual meeting and election of the Rensselaer County Committee, American Legion Auxiliary, will be held next Tuesday night at Noble-Calahan Post rooms in Troy. Mrs. Dora Messick, county president, will preside and arrangements will be organized by Mrs. Margaret McKeever. Thelma Warren and Mrs. Mess, all Troy Auxiliary members, are listed among the organizers.
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Rensselaer County Commitiee
American Legion Auxiliary
Noble-Calahan Post
Troy
Dora Messick
Margaret McKeever
Thelma Warren
Mes
Aua
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