Troy Boys Seized in Stolen Car in 1944
Three Troy boys aged 14 and 18 were stopped by Trooper Earl D Hanchett after a stolen sedan was traced from Troy to Brainard. The car was recovered, license plates removed, and the youths were lodged with charges ranging from juvenile delinquency to grand larceny. The elder suspect Edward A Wilach 18 is to be arraigned in the Rensselaer County Children's Court.
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Cenrie
Troy
Brainard
Clarence
Milanese
Bouton Road
Sergi
Albert Fayder
Earl D. Hanchett
The
Lebanon
Hanchett
Detective Bureau
Frank J. Connery
Homage Society
Harry E Clinton
Rensselaer County
Children’s
Edward A. Wilach
Thirteenth St
Connery
New York City
Merchant Marine
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledges Local Contributions
The Fresh Air Fund in Drake's Pharmacy and several residents and businesses trace donations. Names include Gisse Globe, Mr and Mrs El Bation, Dirk James O'Ne, May O'Rid, Edward Kelly, and W. Wilson Co. Inc. amounts range from a few dollars to under five dollars.
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Trey Times
Gisse Globe
Drake's
EL Bation
W. W. Wilson Co. Inc
Dirk
James O'Ne
Mensbry
Edward
Kelly
Card of Thanks for Bereavement in Troy Community
The family expresses thanks to city officials Chief Goldér and fire departments Uphots and Troy members, St Joseph reverend clergy, Troy Council and others including Colum bus groups, bowling league, auxiliary firemen and Times Union for kindness shown during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myruele
Hebbell
Henney
McAreves
Gail John J A Mearevey
City Anicials
Ciel Cag Smith
Troy “Fire Dept
Goldér
In Memoriam Katherine Atten Douglas
In memory of Mrs Katherine Atten Douglas who died Oct by born Vogel AE dhe atte Hospital Oct 3 19H Eugene Vogel a son Waterford notice appears with affectionate remembrance and family attribution.
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Katherine Atten Douglas
Vogel
Atte Hospital
Oet
Eugene Vogel
Yvogel Wes
Waterford
Obituary Notices From Local Deaths Amid War Years
Multiple obituaries list residents from Waterford and nearby towns, noting survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment details. Names include Theresa Conti, Callary, Danany, Herrigh, Dewar, Doohan, Driscoll, Evans, Film, Hurd, Langler, Lattman, McCormick, and Langley among others with dates October 1943 to October 1954, venues St. Marys Cemeteries and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callary
Get
John F. Callary
Marc Wilds
William Bentley
Richard Goewsy
Law
Thomaz Calla
St. Peter's Church
St. Joseph’s Cementery
Danany—Thureday
Jane Donnelly Danalty
Knott Silvert
N.Y
James Dansky
St. John the Eran Eels
N. Y
Marine Oclick
Kishan
Sc. Camposit Funeral Home
Renday
Fourth Ave. North
R. Fiokden
Adam WN
Corp
Paul J. Derrick
Army
LeGrand” F. Fowler
Sverett A. Wyman
Adelbert Kendrick
Thomas. C. G
Citford B
John Dewar
Cahees
Harvey White
Mechanicville
Edward White
Cohoes
Ontario St. Cohoes
Glens Falls
Sarah E. Dohaan
Wits
Waillkim Doungar
John WW. Troman
Albany
Robert W. Donnan
Auburn
Camtridge
Driscoll
Troy
Maria H. Driscoll
Justin
Anna
Margaret
John Manning
Margaret Pinrdon
Washington, D.C
John
Wiliam
Fadtward
Albert
Leroy Butler
Malone Funeral Home
Congress Street
Bronday
Friengix
WERP
Dee
Ek SL
George B
Ann Gil Enid
Jona
Georse Wy. Sturtevant
Hunbard
Gretchen L. Bwa
Bimenad Hill Cemetery
Langler
Somerset
B. Langley
Swim Classes Attract Many To Y WCA
The YWCA gym and pool attract over a hundred women and girls for health driven programs of dancing and swimming. Frances Sherow heads the health education department and recently completed Red Cross water safety and ballroom dancing courses. The junior program ages eighty to fourteen features Polar Bears and Sharks swimming clubs with tests for membership. Adults enjoy badminton and Friday splash parties, while Tiny Tots and rhythm dances engage younger children in the paddiera pool program.
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Y. W. Oc
Airs
Francis Sherow
Red Cross
Emma Willard School
Obituary notices from 1944 regional deaths and services
Obituaries list multiple 1944 death notices including Harriett Hall Richmond O’Brien and Grace Flint West. Memorials note funeral services in Albany Schenectady and Waterford with masses, interment at Oakwood and Blaxord Hill cemeteries, and relatives urged to attend.
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Iver Corners
Get
Harriett AL Hall
Areca OE
Alfred
EE O'Brien
Rochelle
Annabelle Abbott
Long Island
Marielle O'Brien
Hiner Funeral Homme
Arete
Blaxord Hill
Ceme- Richmoand
Albany
Wloy
Warren P. Richmond
Loretta O'Sullivan
Edward Richmond
Firs
Madeline Superneak
C. W. Sanderson
Clyde Richmond
Cooke
Madison Avenue
Balisaur
Schennetatte
Theresa, Hines
Philip Bury
Waverly Place
Duncan McNab
Baxter
Schatele
Schatzle
Huson
Theresa Spaths
Elizabeth J. Schatzle
Wiffany C. Schatzle
Lkence
St. Lawrence's Church
Uiem
Shannens
Everett Sherman
Hoosick Fale
Clarérce Sulatn
East Pitts
Texn
Éleck Dene
Pitts Spencer
Gereviece Spenter
A. R. Fox and Son Foneral Hom
St. Francis ‘Desales
Velo
St. Sosepis
Waterford
AL Scotia
Orth
Luce Phare
Herman Nas
Harold
Tranter Franie
Scheid Tranter
Enenter
Ale Nichatg
Soar
Malaad
Frunera
Ax Ai Healy
Mabe
Armain
Talia
Coke
Ori
Faughter
Daniel
Vial
Elizabeth Ballaunt
Marsh Wagar
Brunswick
Elmer Vigil
Albans
Sergt
Lloyd PD
Viall
Fort
Bits
Texas
Puneral Sungar Nfethoon
Wastor
the Samaritan Hospital
Grace
Flint West
Maris Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Tealdence Ao Ni Ory
Land of Marga
Joha
Helen Fhent
Satoriar Aft
Abies Reamnon
Tntereaehnt
Volunteers Report 885 930 Hours to Civic Projects
Volunteers, 8 134 strong, have logged 955 530 hours for Civilian Defense projects since December 1831, per Edith Miter. The report, sent to Walter Tracey, notes September referrals to OPA stamp checks, tuberculosis/public health lists, Red Cross Nurses Aid, and Junior League placements.
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Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
Decemer
Edith Miter
Civilian Defence Office
John J. Abert Blates
Walter Tracey
State Office of Mobilization
Alvin S. Ford
Troy City-Rensselaer
Marion Fahey
Rensselaer County Tubercuosis and Public Health Association
James G. Covert
Troy Junior League
League
John O. Amstutz
Red Cross Volunteer Nurses’ Aid Committee
Nurses’ Aid Committee
Man Tells Police He Was Thrown From Automobile
John Nelligan, 35, of 4 Huxton Street, was treated at Samaritan Hospital for injuries after claiming he was beaten and thrown from a car on River Street near Fulton Street. He went to Central Police Station and was moved to the hospital by police radiocar. Nelligan was discharged around 5 pm. Detectives launched an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelligan
Huxton Street
Samaritan Hospital
River Street
Fulton Street
Nelligan
Central Police Station
Neligan
Detece Surtau
Frontier Machine Corp Files on Bankruptcy
An involuntary petition filed in a Federal Court at Utica notes the bankruptcy of Frontier Machine and Tool Corporation of Green Island. Creditors listed include George BD Hunter of Latham for 147 dollars Montfort and Montfort for 1765 dollars and Smith-Wast Company of Buffalo for 228 dollars, with the firm seeking reorganization or bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Smith-Wast. Company
Beta of
Buffalo
Trainman Dies After Delaware and Hudson accident at Castleton
Alfred Briggs of Fair Haven died in Rutland Hospital after being struck on the head while jumping from a slow moving Delaware and Hudson train to throw a switch at Castleton. Twelve other employees were injured in accidents on the company's lines Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Briggs
Fair Haven
Delaware and Hudgron Rath
Rutland
Castle”ton
Boy Harmed Retrieving Football at LaSalle Field
Thomas Leonard, 14, of 639 Fifth Avenue, was treated at Leonard Hospital last night for a puncture wound to the palm of his left hand. He was at a football game at LaSalle Field when his hand contacted a nail on a fence board while trying to retrieve a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Leonard
Fifth Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
LaSalle Field
Taken to Nostital by Police After Incident
Hamér Newell of 3 Hause Ave was removed to his home in a police radio car by Patrolmen Williams Len yen and Charles Pace of the Fourth Precinct after he was taken at Ingalls and Seventh Avenues yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostital
Hamér Newell
Hause -Ave- Khe
Williams, Lenyen
Charles Pace
Ingalls
Seventh Avenues
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Conference Across Capital District
Troop leaders from Troy Cohoes Watervliet and Green Island join area meetings in Albany Schenectady to discuss the scouting program. Rev Robert Brown New York associate C O director and national liaison for Girl Scouts will speak. Miss Betty Simmons leads sessions with Miss Mary Warren and Miss Alice Naylon assisting. Meetings set at Hotel Wellington Albany and Van Curier Hotel Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Cohees
Watervliet
Green Island
Albany
Schenectady
Robert Brown
New York
Girl Scouts
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Dort
Betty Simmons
Cass
Hotel Wellington
van Curier Hoel
Ascension Church Receives Navy Certificate for Rev Hollis W Colwell
The Navy awards a certificate recognizing the services of Rev. Hollis W. Colwell, former rector of the Church of the Ascension. A special service will be held tomorrow at 5 pm at the church with prayer for the chaplain and all armed forces. Rev Arthur L. Rice will give the address under Ascension Sunday Evening Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Hollis W. Colwell
Church of the Ascension
Navy Department
Arthur L. Rice
Ascension
Monologuist At Sage Theatre Delights Troy Audience
Monologist Bliss Helen Howe performed a blend of comedy and serious drama at the Russell Sage Little Theater. The program, praised for versatility, featured sketches of a French hostess in Algiers and Russian peasant women, drawing nods from a several hundred strong audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Howe
Little Theater
Russell Sage College
Jeanette Clark
Lei
The
Hussell Sage Dramatic Association
Russell Sage Little Theater
Miss Howe
Troy
Hosiess
Algiers
Tme
Toston
Willi Chapter Backs Carey For Chief Encorsement
Willi Chapter endorses Captain Joseph F. Carey's promotion to chief of station in a ceremony. Military Order leaders and state officers attend. Veterans posts from World Wars I and II invited to wear medals and participate in the installation as past commandants are honored.
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Encorsement
Joseph FL Carey
Trey Eire
Corp
Arthur Carpter
Tre Noobe
Caiehas Posy
Puspe Heart
Purge Heart
Thomas J. Jucases
Alisangemencs
Cot Leste C Hisnes Jérn
Tower
Thomas &. KiNias
Otto G. Krause
James F. Cox
Howard
Snyder
Pilgrim Holiness Church to Sell Rensselaer Real Estate
The Pilgrim Holiness Church of Albany authorized to sell 1746 Fourth Street in Rensselaer to Albert H. and Luella Wilson of Rensselaer for 3000 dollars. Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray signed the order authorizing Francia Weidman to complete the sale and direct proceeds to buy parsonage and worship premises in Albany. The church also owns other property in Rensselaer valued at about 310,000. Rev. A E Blann is superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Albany
Fourth Street
Rensselaer
Albert H
Luella Wilson
County Clerks Office
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Ernest L. Attorney
Francia Weidman
Board of Trustees
Parkwood Street
Washington Avenue
Rev
A. Eh, Blann
Pilgrimnese Church of
Heli
Scouters Attend New York Conference in Syracuse
Five representatives from the Troy Area Boy Scout Council will attend the regional meeting at the Hotel Onondaga in Syracuse. The group includes Clinton Fuse Edward OBrien Richard L. Thomas, Land H. Trathen and James Lender. A survey results report by Thomas will be submitted to regional officials. Plans for a new council name to include Green Island Colones Waterford Watervliet and much of Rensselaer County are under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Melex
New York
Miss A McCarmick
Fenkears
Misa Ratherige McCormick
Troy
Jamis
F. McCarmick
Bank Ke
Simon
William Moons
Metrose
Louéila
Wilbur Simon
Arnoon
Borial
Mechanicville
Vers
Figanaehar
Joseph
Tainemb
Myer
Ating
Runeral
Mra
Henry HL
Tray Area
Boy Scout Council
Witl
New York-New Jersey
Yhey
Clinton EL Fuse
Froy Area Council
Edward O'Brien
Richard L. Thomas
Coun Organ
Ization
Conor
Reland H. Trathen
James Lender
Troy Area
Thomas
Green Island
Colones
Waterford
Waterviier
Rensselaer County
Boy Scout
Titum
At & P.m
Mr. Thomas
Francis McKnight
Edward W.W. O'Brien
Gregory M. Connolly
Ernest Robillard
Berlin Auxiliary Installs Officers in Taconic Valley Chapter
The Berlin Auxiliary of the American Legion installed officers Thursday at the home of retiring president Mrs Helen Wing. Ruth Simonson became president, Caroline Ties Mee and Marie Philips as vice presidents, Ethel Van Buren as secretary, Nina Wymas as treasurer. Delegates named to regional meetings include Mrs Wrenan and Mrs Catheryn Pools with alternates Mrs Van Buren and Mrs Mildred Lewin. Mrs Wing elected chairman of the past presidents council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wing
Serhn
Ene Ruth Simonson
Caroline Ties Mee Marie Philips
Second View
Ethel van Buren
Nina Wymas
Wrenan
Catheryn Pools
Remsselaer County
Remsselaer County Meetings With Mrs. van Buren
Mildred Lewin
Wing
Parky
Rebekahs Install District Deputy at Lodge Visit
Mrs. Nerris J. Glover, district deputy president of Rensiiaer Rebekah District No. 2, will visit Tensingburg Rebeken Lodge at the 11th Street Odd Fellows Temple Monday night to install lodge officers and present the semi annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerris J. Glover
Rensiiaer Rebekah District
Ballots Counted in Renegelaer County War Vote
About 1 700 county men and women in the armed forces have already voted, according to the ballot count yesterday afternoon in the office of the Board of Elections. Around 30 war ballots were mailed out by the Renegelaer County Board of Elections.
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Board of Elections
Renagelaer County Board of Elections
Troy Man Drove First U S Vehicle Afloat in Europe
A Troy man credited by Raymond Calhoun as a machinist mate and member of Sea bees drove the first American vehicle ashore on European soil after the Alps offensive began. The account places Calhoun with a Canterbury division landing at North Beach and Sobierno, noting the Sea bees’ role in the operation alongside British forces and Hampshire regiment units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Man
U. S
Europe
Trojan
Seabees
Alps
Hitler
Raymond d Calhoun
Tist Dress
North Beech
Ssierno
Sesbees
Lie Magazin
Ses
Calhoun
Hotels deal rejected as not adequate by local board
The Sheraton Corp of Boston offered 46 for The Hendrick Hudson and The Motel Troy, but the Community Hotel Corp rejected it in letters to stockholders. Indebtedness and mortgage details were outlined, with officials forecasting eventual full repayment and renewal terms for the lease with Northern Hotel Management Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Corp
Boston
Mace
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Horel Corp
Sheraton
Tae
Unis
Pte macGied Iy
Trios
Suny
Sts.yal
Sinneas
Tenth Ward Republicans Stage Rally
Republican workers in the Tenth Ward held a ward rally at Dicks store on Yenth Street and Oakwood Avenue. Mayor John J. Ahern urged support, with Congressman Dean P. Taylor and Assemblyman John S. Finch among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Tenth Ward
Dicks Store
Yenth Street
Oakwod Avenue
John J. Ahern
Watd
Dean P.taylor
GOP
Efort
John S. Finch
Duglas” Hindson
Lawrence J. Cains
Thomas H. Brown
Margaret Bord
Willare
Bonestee
Vagrant Sentenced After Police Arrest
John Evans, 45, without a listed address, received a 30 day jail term yesterday afternoon from Police Justice James F. Byron after a vagrancy charge. Arrest was made by Patrolman Francis Breakes of the First Precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Jal
James F. Byron
Ris
Francis Breakes
First
President Secures Ballot Spot for A L P
Fragmented text describes a political ballot placement related to an A L P. Names and details are garbled but imply contest over presidential roles and party alignment with Roosevelt and Truman era references.
Fair Warm Week-end Forecast and September Weather Summary
The Troy area expected a fair and warm week-end with slower temperatures tomorrow afternoon. A storm system produced rain and light snow, with over half an inch of rain and a 24 hour period of 1.6 inches on Sept 12 and 14. September was warm and wet with 7 inches of rain, mean temperature 63.3, high 79, low 39, winds from the south and west varying up to 30 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rizzline
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Returned Seaman Describes Jap Atrocities to Lions Club
Edward Curley, a seaman second class just back from the Pacific, gave a speech to the IroY Lions Club detailing alleged Japanese atrocities and wartime propaganda. He displayed Japanese money and cigarettes and spoke of the capture by American forces, as Fred Clements conducted a club notice. Frank Richter led the winning bowling team and Clarence Simmons captained the tower during the meeting at Hendrick Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Curley
Ibroy Lions Club
Troy
Fred ©. Clements
Lions
Kos
Pintenn
Frank Richter
Clarnce Simmons
TF Hendrick Hudson
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