Find Lost Child in Troy October 1945 News Item
William Redden three years old wandered from his Second Avenue home and was found after being taken to the Fourth Precinct by Sergt Arthur Fitzgerald and Patrolman Chester Markham. Sergt Joseph Schulze notified his mother and arranged return.
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William Redden
Second Avenue
112Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Precinct
Arthur Fitzgerald
Chester Markham
Joseph
Schulze
Vyms Mothe
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary Mango
The family of the late Mrs. Mary F Mango expresses sincere thanks to relatives neighbors friends and Falcon Waist Co employees for mass cards flowers and sympathy during their recent bereavement.
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Mary F. Mango
Neigbors
Falcon Waist Co
In Memoriam Notices and Birth Announcements
In loving memory notices for William H Foose Mary C Howes Harriet Wills and Mae Rose as well as birth announcements for Carol Ann Bruce and Elizabeth Sandra Cullen describe memorials and family events with dates in October and hospital births. The items name family relations and former names or spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Foose
Estelle
Howes
Mary C. Howes
Willis
Harriet Wills
Mae
Rose
Ackner Connally Conroy Cornell Cox Eagle Hasso Mangione McCarthy
Obituary notices list multiple residents with names wie Henry Ackner John Connally Rose MacTaggart William Conroy Bridget Ratigan and others. Details include funeral times and church services at St Peter's St Augustine's and local cemeteries for Oct 1943 1944 births deaths and interments with residence addresses and calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackner
Samantan Hospptal
Myrtle Gottachalk
Henry Ackner
Imuther
William Ackner
Houston
Tex
Margaret
Mildred
Donald
Virna
Wynants
Bentley ‘Avenue
Wynantskill
Evangelical and Reform
Tahborton
Connally
the Leonard Hospital
John J. Connally
Quida St. Peter
J. Sterling Kinney
James Lohnes, Jr
Eugene
John
Leo
Boyd
Dennis
William
Eugene F. Connally
St. Augustine's Church
St John’s Cemetery
Conroy
William R. Conroy
Rose MacTaggart
Mary R
Olive Me
Tarian
Charles Geelan
New Jersey
Peter Geelan
Cambridge
St. Peter’s Church
St. John’s
Schaghticoke
Cox
First Avenue
Mary Conway
James D. Cox
John J. Connors
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Eagle
Florence L. Becker
Edward H. Eagle
Mary Fr. Fagle
Albert W. Becker
Washington Street
St. Mary's Church
Hasso
Bertha Makroccy
Michael Hasso
Olga M. Hasso
William MacDonald
Ambrose M
Richard E
Stephen E. Ha
Paying Avenue
Gelock
Sacred Heart Church
Mangione
Veteran’s Hospital
New York City
William B. Mangione
Alice M. Corps
Constarce
John and
Marisa Mangione
Thomas J. Flannery
Arthur Antunes
Troy
Louis Cala
Rulland
Dominic Frangione
Elmhurst
Felix
Joseph Mangione
Edward Mangione
U.snr
Camp Endicott R. Ft
Congress Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
McCarthy
Catherine A. O.newl
Thomas J. McCarthy
Elizabeth
Sisters of Charity of
Dearborn
Mich
Thomas A! Cannon
New York
James J. Frederick
James L. Neville
Fawin J.mahoney
Edward J. McCarthy
Joseph and
Thomas V. McCarthy
Hill Street
St. Mary's Cumey
Ahern Draws Me Too Charge in Troy Mayoral Fight
Republican candidate John J. Ahern told a Troy audience that the city is a $70,000,000 business with 73,000 residents and that being mayor is a full time job. He accused the Democratic challenger of copying the current administration and pledged to devote his time to municipal affairs, citing past plans on a city hall high school and a disciplined financial program.
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Rensselaer
Troy
John J. Ahern
Hendrick Hudson
Republican Party
Ahern
Democratic Party
Frank J. Hogan
Eer
Pew
Republican City Platform
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Earle J. Wiley
É. Pal
Gen Haskell To Speak in Troy Oct 22
Lieutenant General William N Haskell Democratic candidate for New York lieutenant governor will speak in Troy on Friday October 22 two days after Governor Dewey launches the Republican state campaign in Music Hall for Senator Joe R Hanley The itinerary includes Rochester Queens Brooklyn Manhattan the Bronx and Richmond with events in Albany and a women's tea in New York City and a League of Women Voters luncheon in Westchester County Hanley rests at Lake Placid after two weeks of upstate campaigning
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William N. Haskell
New York State
Troy
Thomas E. Dewey
Music Hall
Joe R. Hanley
Haskell
Albany
Rochester
Queens County
Brooklyn
New York
League of Women Voters
Westchester County
Queens
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
Hanley
Lake Placid
Hand Injury Awards Total in Court Relief Grants
Awarded sums to multiple workers for loss of use of hands and toes across several companies. Harry Miller received 3660 for 60 percent loss at G L and F Mills. Charles Cheney Case Jr. got 1525 for 23 percent loss at Noble and Wood. Stefano Giambrone earned 1417.88 for 30 percent loss at Mohawk Paper Mills. George Baker got 5288.67 for May 6 1943 to Sept 13 1943 at Mohawk Paper Mills. Charles Boutin was granted 345 for 30 percent loss of right second toe and 25 percent loss of third and fourth toes at General Electric. Thomas Dalton received 270.27 for Apr 28 to Sept 1 1943 at John A Manning Paper Co. Inc with liens to Dr Edmund Waliner and attorney William F Donohue. George Hogle at Faith Mills was granted 1000 lump sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman A. Hilburn
Court House
Harry Miller
G. L. and F. Mills Inc
Charles Cheney Case, Jr
Noble and Wood Machine Co
Stafano Giambrone
Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc
General Electric Co
John A. Manning Paper Co., Inc
Thomas Dalton
Edmund Waliner
William F. Donohue
George Hogle
Faith Mills
Mascari Appeal Heard In Murder Conviction Case
Joseph C. Mascari alias Patane, a Watervlist truck driver, appeals his first degree murder conviction for the 1942 death of his wife Rose Patane near Canastota. He claims his friend Anna Lenway orchestrated the crime and that Lenway turned state's evidence. Prosecutors say Mascari killed to marry Lenway. Defense alleges illegal 55 hour detention and forced confessions. trial court charge omissions denied. Decision reserved.
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Joseph C. Mascari
Patane
Rose O'Connell Patane
Canastota
Court of Appeals
Stanley Bliss
Oneida
Mascari
Anna Gelina Lenway
Lenway
Dist. Atty
Clarence E. Conley
Corp Dufty Killed In Action
Kenneth A. Dufty son of Mr and Mrs Harold M Dufty of Melrose was killed in action July 31 as War Department telegrams confirm He was missing since July 22 and later reports say he perished in the Mediterranean theater He entered the Army March 6 1943 and had been overseas for over a year A Troy native and graduate of Cobles Hill Agricultural School he is survived by his parents three brothers Warren Lee and James Dufty and Warren serving in the Navy in the Pacific theater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Troy
Corporal Duffy
Cobles Hill
Corporal Dufty
Warren A. Dufty
Navy
Pacific War Zone
Lee
James Dufty
Guard Maneuvers at Saratoga Battlefield Training Exercise
Units of the Second Regiment New York State Guard and civilian defense groups prepare for a full day drill at Saratoga Battlefield Sunday. Blue Forces defend while Red Forces simulate an enemy landing, with 767th MP Battalion as attackers and Civil Air Patrol support.
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New York State Guard
Saratoga
Freeman Farm
767Th Military Police
Albany
Wing 21
State Guard
American Red Cross
Civil Air Patrol
Ballston Spa
Joseph Glasheen
Lester Eustace
Red Cross
Troy
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Stephen H. Curtis
Cohoes
John Monahan
William J. Barrett
William G. Dippo
John T. McChire
Stat
William R. Meyers
Headquarters and Service Company
Bertram Kaye
Rinaldo S. Rinaldi
John F. Naylon
Rocco Refuso
Nicholas Drewecki
Earl Francis Darkward
George Andrew Smith
Peter Drewecki
Ernest J. Serati
Salvatore Racciardone
Frank Peter Devito
Lewis Pekuso
Michael Cathberto
Peter Drozd
Wesley D. Geesler
Navy
Lewis Ponzillo
Troy Youth Injured, Three Fingers Crushed in Accident
Frank Prince, 20, of 301 Tenth Street, was brought to Troy Hospital from Tyler and First Streets yesterday morning in a police radio car by Patrolmen Harry Bills and William J. Ryan. He had three crushed fingers on his left hand and could not explain the injury. Dr. Joseph Padaiino treated him.
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Frank Prince
Tenth Street
Troy Hospital
Tyler
First Streets
Harry Bills
William J. Ryan
First Precinct
Prince
Joseph Padaiino
Women Urged to Seek Wage Equality After War
Frances Marlatt, state president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, urged the Troy Tripe club to seek wage equality with men, condemning Congress for low female representation. She cited laws restricting women workers and urged repeal for lasting equality, warning against male unemployment if female pay remains lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances K. Marlatt
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tripy Club
Central Lutheran Church
Matlatt
New York
Sseuluiywu
Jane “Ludd
isssMariall
Miaimea
Awew
York Buyermaker Union
Jade
Troy
Miss Marlatt
Frances K Maclatt
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Troy Club
Louise&. Miske
M. Elizabeth Smith
Albany Club
Beatrice M. Sibley
Cohocs Club
Averill Park Peeper Jailed After Arrest
Gordon Finkle, 53, homeless, jailed for 180 days on disorderly conduct and fined 10 dollars for public intoxication after pleading guilty before Justice Henry Karl at Averill Park. He could not pay the fine and was jailed in Rensselaer County. Prior patrols by State Police followed reports of a prowler and a window peep in Averill Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Finkle
Justice of the Peace
Henry
Karl
Averill Park
Finkle
Rensselaer County
J. G. Flubacher
J. J. Stewart
Troop G
State Police
Joseph L. Surpernant
Surpernant
Flubacher
Apple Demonstration At Temple By Home Agent
Mrs Catherine D Chase will lead an apple demonstration at the Salvation Army recreation room King Street Temple at 7:30 PM. The New York State Emergency Food Commission backs the event showing new windfall apple uses and lower costs than picked fruit. Bolton Relief Corps meets tomorrow at 5 PM at Danish Brotherhood Hall with Mrs Mabel Pasin eau presiding.
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Temple
Catherine D. Chase
New York
Bolton Relief Corps
Botton Relief Corps
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Mabel Passineau
Ration Book Registration Dates Set in Troy and County
War Ration Book No 4 and the new basic A gasoline ration book will begin in Troy and rural Rensselaer County Monday October 25. Registration runs three days in rural areas October 25 26 27 and may extend to October 28 in Troy. Schools will host enrollment with teachers and volunteers assisting. Applicants must present tire inspection records and the back cover of their basic A book, and meet renewal and vehicle ownership criteria.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Charles C. Frethofer
Mr. Frethofer
George H. Krug
Troy Schools
Thomas O. Trehame
Lansing- Gulg Senevis
Freihofer
Imotor
Jubilee program at St Lawrence Church marks 70th anniversary
An historical program at St Lawrence's Church hall last night continued a three day Jubilee showing still and motion pictures from early church and school days. Joseph W. Zepf welcomed attendees and John C. Rohleder and Mrs Bernard Tansey presented films including the memorial at Rev Andrew Duplang's grave. Dorothy Mater performed accordion solos and parish choir numbers directed by Mrs Virginial Cairns. A buffet supper followed and todays events include a parish reunion with a special program.
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St. Lawrence's Church Hall
Joseph W. Zepf
John C. Rohjeder
Andrew Duplang
D.D
Bernard Tansey
Dorothy Mater
Virginial+ Cairns
Eajo
Officers Promote Four Troy Area Officers To First Lieutenant
Frank Louis Ceccarell of 1462 Fifth Avenue joins Robert Killough Baker of 174 Chestnut Street Albany James Charles Smith of Gratton and Robert Chester Hewitt of 412 South Third Street Mechanicville in advancement from second to first lieutenant per War Department records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Louis Ceccarell
Fifth Avenue
Troy Area
War Department
Robert Killough Baker
Chestnut Street
Albany
James Charles Smith
Gratton
Robert Chester Hewitt
South Third Street
Mechanicville
Emma Willard Trustee Elects Poughkeepsie Alumna Dutton
The Emma Willard School Board elected Mrs. David Garland Dutton of Poughkeepsie to a three year alumnae trustee term. A 1927 Vassar College alumna who left in 1925 to marry, she is active in education locally and serves on the Poughkeepsie Elementary Day School board. She follows Mrs. Sidney A. Cook as alumnae trustee.
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Emma Willard School
David Garland Dutton
Poughkeepsie
Dutton
Emma Wilard
Vassar College
Vassar College Euthenics Institute
Sidney A. Cook
New Brunswick
N. J
Boarding Students Up 25 Percent At Emma Willard School
Miss Anne Wellington reported to the Board of Trustees that 162 students are in the boarding department this year, up from 129 last year, a 25 percent rise. Day pupil registration remains unchanged. Gifts totaled 4,373.73 for scholarships. The student body comes from 21 states, with 14 daughters of alumnae in residence.
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Emma Willard School
Anne Wellington
Emma Willard
Wellington
Susan F. Colby
Old Troy Female Seminary
Columbus Day Observed By School 16 Pupils
Pupils at School 16 held a Columbus Day program with patriotic songs, readings, solos, and a bond appeal. Miss Agnes L. O'Brien led, Peter Callahan announced, and students from Grades B 3, 4, 8A participated in songs, readings, and choral readings.
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Agnes L. O'Brien
Peter Callahan
James Brod
Martin Connors
Robert Salisbury
George Arkehan
Wendell Hess
Robert Hoogsteel
Kenneth Spenard
Thomas Bergen
Wielmn
Shirley Barnes
Jean Robinson
Elaine Upham
Shirley van Order
Alice Aperhamian
Arpey Nigohosian
Eleanor Pfeiffer
Jane Wells
Charles August
Barry Casterlin
John Martin
Jean Webster
Robert Thomas
Firemen Answer Dozen Calls in Troy Area
Troy firemen responded to twelve calls yesterday with two unnecessary. A 6:45 pm call to 42 Bridge Avenue reported a rubbish fire in a parlor, unoccupied building owned by Henry Swinker. Other incidents included grass fires and minor blazes at local yards streets and houses. several responses found no fire.
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Troy
Central Fire Station
Bridge Avenue
Fremen
Henry Swinker
Boston and Maine
Hutton 2
Hoos
Tents
Hutton Street
Oakwood Avenue
Middleburg Street
Main Bet
Peoples Avenue
Witch Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Fourth Avenue
110Th
111Th Streets
Maple Avenue
Spring Avenue
Fonda Avenue
Munro Court
Sixth Avenue
123Rd Street
Benefit at Railroad YMCA surpasses $100 goal
At a card party held last night at the Railroad YMCA, more than 100 attendees helped push the fundraising above the $100 target for YMCA World Service. Joseph Dunwoody announced the funds would aid American prisoners of war in Japan, while Frank B. Ward traced local YMCA history and October 11 as the organization’s founding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. World Service
Joseph Dunwoody
Japan
Frank B. Ward
Troy
YMCA
George Williams
Leland Wadsworth
Wor
Ray Filkins
Thomas Hunt
McCochrane
John Keyes
Julie Richardson
Steve Piper
Arthur Coonley
Arthur Bith
Gordon Brand
Mildred McCochrane
Dunwoody
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