Mrs LeMay Elected by Cootiettes in Trojans group
Mrs LeMay was elected president of the Trojan Cootiettes to succeed Mrs Ruth Douglass. The annual meeting at the Frozen Post V. FLW. rooms featured Bowed Rose Fores as ventor vice president and a slate including Mrs Berk Bostwick and Mrs Vicky Ewwing in key roles with treasurer Mrs Peart & Hansen and secretary Mrs Elgareth Wicke.
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Mabel. LeMay
Trojan Cootettes
Ruth Douglass
Frozen Post V. Flw
Rose Fores
Ventor
Berk Bostwick
Guster
Vicky Ewwing
Therese McGovern
Mariaine
Grand Lodge and Club Events Noted in Local Notices
Fischer and Mrs Burke trustees and Mrs Hansen noted. Brg Bostwick appointed inspector for the grand lodge of New York. Mrs Wicke congratulated on appointment to the national degree teach. State Cootierre Club to meet Oct 25 at Trojan Post rooms at 2 pm. Mrs McGovern supervised a dinner for the state Club and the state Military Order of Cooter. Mrs Erbet Metens mentioned. grand tress en aa atre zon staged with the Glove eo unit Gost.
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Atre
State Auto Group Urges Increase in Gas Allowances
The New York State Automobile Association urged broader gas allowances at its Albany convention. Delegates blamed “basic misconceptions” of the Office of Defense Transportation for distribution limits and asked lawmakers to simplify license plate procedures and cut State Motor Vehicle Bureau costs by enacting a uniform $10 registration fee. William G. Gotled of Newark was elected president, with Walter Hopsein of Buffalo and Arthur Jacobs of Syracuse as vice presidents, De FL Lewis as secretary, and Truman H. Preston as treasurer.
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New York
Mcense
Moto Vehicle Bureau
Tae
Thales
William G. Gotled
Newark
Walter FL. Hop Seins
Buffalo
St Snyder
Tine
Arthur T. Jacobs
Sine Lee
Dee
de FL Lewis
Truman H. Preston
Syracuse
Two men steal liquor from Dorchester tavern and hearse
Dorchester tavern owner Alfonse Notartacion says two men stole a hearse and its liquor, then broke into the store and loaded a wagon with about $900 worth of alcohol. The hearse was later found abandoned.
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Boston
Alfonse Notartacion
Dorchester
Notartacion
Alfred E Smith to be Buried at St Patrick’s Cathedral
The body of Alfred E Smith will lie in state at St Patrick’s Cathedral before a requiem mass. Service will be simple per Smiths wishes with no pallbearers and no flowers. A guard of honor from the 69th Regiment and Catholic War Veterans will be provided. Paderewski and a sister were previously laid in state.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Alfred FE. Smith
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Tihbyes
Heppy Warrior
Queena Cil Etary
J. Francis A. Mo“se
Ausiliery
New Red
T Yie
Smith
Smitha
Ignate Paderewski
Special Services at Third Street Temple
A consecration service for the Religious School children will begin at 7 45 pm at Third Street Temple. The event combines a Torah cycle completion ritual with a new sermon by Rabbi Charles B Lasserg3 titled The End and the Beginning The Law of Life addressed to the congregation and children.
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Third Street Temple
Charles B Lasser
New Officers Inducted at Noble-Cadahan Post Auxiliary
The recently elected officers of the Noble-Cadahan Post Auxiliary, American Legion, were installed on Wednesday with Dora Messick County Chairman leading the ceremony. Post members and city post heads attended. a Rensselaer County American Legion Auxiliary meeting, including nominations and elections, was planned for Tuesday evening in the past rooms.
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Noble-Cadahan Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Dora Messick
Rensselaer County Committee of the
American Legion! Auxiliary
Schatzle Dies Suddenly At Home In Troy
Fréd Wy Schauzie longtime Troy resident dies suddenly at 272 Third Street. He was a St. Lawrence's Church member and Bedish American Society officer. Survivors include his widow Theresa Spath and daughter Elizabeth Schatzie. Funeral from 272 Third Street tomorrow at 9 30 am to St. Lawrence's Church for requiem mass with private interment at St Mary Cemetery.
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Fréd “Wy Schauzie
Troy
Sind
Third Street
Mr. Schatzle
St. Lawrence's Church
Bedish-American Society
Mrney
Inchude
Foremerly
Theresa Spath
Elizabeth
TL Schatzie
William C. Schatzie
Sam
Court of Appeals Refuses to Remove Ballot Names
The Court of Appeals denied a motion to bar the names of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman from New York ballots as candidates on the American Labor and Liberal Party lines for president and vice president. The court left intact lower court rulings allowing their names to appear alongside the official party nominees, after petitions for injunctions were denied.
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Court of Appeals
Rooselvelt
U. S
Harry
Mfr
Truman
AL. PL
Liberal Party
State Supreme, Court
Francis
Troy Savings Bank Names Townsend Selects Trustees
The Troy Savings Bank held its 121st annual meeting and reelected officers and trustees. Bernard Townsend was named president, with Albert Ciuett, William Thompson, John Paine, John J. Afillet, and others continuing in key roles as secretary treasurer and vice presidents. Trustees include Thompson, Paine, Cluett, Townsend, Shields, Harigen, Meeson, and Hannon among others. The process involved nominations by ALP and Liberal Party petitions with ongoing discussions by state committee figures and former representatives.
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Bergan
John J. O'Connor
New York City
Water d. Flanagan
Brooklyn
Ithegmund Semineea
ALP
Liberal Party
Troy Savings Bank
Barnard Townsend
Albert E. Ciuett
Wiliam Leiend ‘Thompson
John Paine
John J Afillet
P. A. Wee
FE Boswort MacChesney
Larence T. Weaver
Raydhord Kk
Meixset
Jane 5. Mabitt
Charles B. Meeson
Mr Thompson
Sr. Cluer
Die, Paine
Frank B. Twieing
McGrath
Livingstes Wo Hoxston
Sanford E. Cluett
William LeRoy Shields
Maurice H. Harigen
Mr. Townsend
Elmer C. Schacht
Alfred W. Gale
Raysabad
J. Hannon
John O. Aman
John Lwither
Campbell Appeals From Police Court
George Campbell of this city was convicted in Troy Police Court of petty larceny and sentenced to six months in the county jail. He has written an appeal to County Judge Harry E. Clinwn. Papers granting the right of appeal have been filed in the county clerk's office by attorney Thomas J. Broben.
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George Campbell
Troy
Harry E. Clinwn
Thomas J. Broben
Campbell
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