Smith Named Temporary Battalion Chief in Troy Fire Dept
Public Safety Commissioner Frank Abies announced the temporary appointment of WL Dare Smith of Pumper 3 as Battalion Chief in the Troy Fire Department. Smith previously rose from lieutenant to captain, with Bendon and Slattery slated for promotions, while exams will determine permanent chief and lieutenant roles.
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Commisenter
Public Safety
Frank Abies
WL Dare
Smith
Pumper 3
Troy
Salih
Marty EL Cileton
Excelsior Avenue
Eugene & Bendon
Bendon
Third Avenue
John EB
Slattery
Leutenant Slattery
Leutenant
Chetain
Home Bureau Hears Talks On Refinishing Furniture
The Lansingburg Home Bureau met all day Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Miller’s 166 Seventh Avenue. Mrs. Miller led a refinishing furniture talk and Ars. Ruth Miller presided at the business meeting. An oldage class is set for Oct 20 at Mrs. Ruth Miller’s 902 River Street with Mrs. Doris Rist in charge. A cooking lesson is planned for Oct 31 at Miss Luer Keb’s home, with Mrs. Chester Jex in charge. A party will be hosted by Mrs. Ann Holzhauer at 425 Sixth Avenue on a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Hone Bureau
Henry Miller
Seventh Avenue
Ann. Holzhauer
Sixth Avenue
Two Brothers Injured Crossing Congress Street
Donald Christiansen seven and his brother Robert six were struck by a car on Congress Street at noon. Donald suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and is hospitalized. Robert has a lip cut and was taken home. The car owned by William H Bumstead Inc was driven by C C Wheeler who reported traveling west when the boys ran into the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Christiansen
Congress Street
Robert
Donald
Troy
C.C. Wheeler
Larch Avenue
William H. Bumstead, Inc
Central Po- Hce
Ferry
Congress Streets
Wheeler
Accident Reported Investigated by City Police
A vehicle collision sent an individual to the hospital and was later reviewed by Sergi. Joseph J. Coffey and Patrolman Joseph S. Derkewsky of the Central Police Station conducted the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Sergi
Joseph J. Coffey
Joseph S. Derkewsky
Central Police Station
Albany Supreme Court Recessed for Indictments In Albany
Court recessed in Albany County at an extraordinary term presided by Supreme Court Justice Parton Swift of Buffalo. Gov. Dewey convened the term to probe alleged crime in Democratic Albany County. Special Prosecutor Monaghan said indictments likely after the grand jury reconvenes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Parton Swift
Buffalo
Thomas J. Dewey
Albany County
George P. Monaghan
Sunday Deadline For OPA Charts In Albany District
Retailers of women’s and children’s outerwear in the 16 county Albany OPA district must file pricing charts with the District OPA Office before next Sunday. Charles A. Oliver notes revised price regulation No 330 requires duplicate chart filings by Oct 15 and after Nov 15, with sales barred until OPA acknowledgement is received. Base period purchase prices must be included. Affected boards have RMPR 330 copies and retailers are urged to request them.
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Albany
OPA
Oliver
Local 432 and Allies Battle PAC Levy Over Roosevelt Support
Schenectady local unions clash over a Political Action Committee backing President Roosevelt. Leaders claim the move reflects a minority with no authority while other locals voice unified support for the PAC and the Democratic era. Resignations and endorsements ripple through regional labor groups, including the Rome Building Trades Council protesting the Federation's stance on Wagner's re election.
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Cal
Schenectady
Foosevelt
Frey
Fred
Faree
New Blum
Exec
Atmalgaerg
Ameritas
Tua
Stooges
Republican Party
Local 432
Usion
Local 482
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
C. Loq. Poliltical Action Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Rome Building Trades Council
A.fl
New York State
Federaton
Labor
Hermpartigan
Wagner
D. N.Y
Rome
Albert BR. Tuliv
Council
EW. Edwards
Albany
Federation
Lansingburg Church To Serve Turkey Supper
Plans for a turkey dinner at the Hill Circle of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg were made during the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Samuel McKnight on Brunswick Road. The dinner will be held November 1 in the church chapel with reservations closing October 23. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Hill Circle
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Samuel McKnight
Brunswick Road
Cancelled Congregational Social in Center Brunswick
The congregational social at the Gilead Lutheran Church parsonage Center Brunswick has been canceled due to notification. Miss Leila VanDeusen, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. VanDeusen, was notified.
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Gilead ‘Lutheran Church Parsonage
Center Brunswick
Leila VanDeusen
Acd
Robert J. VanDeusen
Chat Abe
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