Voters to Act On Six Amendments
New York State voters face six proposed amendments including a Sherman Downey measure granting preference in civil service to disabled veterans for five years after discharge or until age 31. A counter-proposal from service groups would deny a veterans bonus for service records. Other measures involve joint election of the governor and lieutenant governor and related provisions.
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New York State
Ertotoyeent
Sherman Dewsey
Amerdimest
Sherphan-Dowrey
Civil Serve
Sane
Ten Years Since I Took A Laxative
A reader claims relief from constipation after daily ALL BRAN use from Kellogg's. The letter promotes ALL BRAN as a bulk, non-purgative food aiding regularity and offers a money-back promise if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellogg
Kellogg's
Battie Creek
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
New York Constitutional Proposals Include Succession and District Changes
A set of proposed constitutional amendments would establish a line of succession from governor to lieutenant governor and Senate president and speaker, with a special election if both offices vacant. Other proposals include diluting voter residency rules, dividing towns for Senate and Assembly districts, county overrule authority, and a Dewey era bill to lift state subsidies for public housing to 6.25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bork
Senate
Stone
Sonal
Sane
Secioe
Legisiaure
Dewey Kill
Melities
Five Postoffices Planned for Area in Postwar Plans
Washington announces five postoffices for upstate New York in the postwar plan. Washington County gets two at Cambridge priced 95 000 dollars and Greenwich at 85 000 dollars. Saratoga County gets two at Corinth and Schuylerville both at 85 000 dollars, Warrensburg also listed at 85 000 dollars. Selection next spring depends on postal business and community population and congressional influence. George Belis of Nassau admitted to bail on second degree assault charge. bond 1 000 pounds signed by George and Anna Belis of Brooklyn.
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Amesz
Washington, D. C
Upstate
Washington County
Cambridge
Greenwich
Saratoga County
Corinth
Schuylerville
Warrensburg
Congress
George Belis
Nassau
George and
Anna Belis
Blake Avenue
Brooklyn
Brookside Park Acquired by Werger Family in Troy Area
Brookside Park at West Sand Lake passes to Harry Werger Jr and Joseph Werger from the late Henry Werger. George W. Fredenburgh and the Werger sons led the deal. park to remain a public outing site. The sugar pine grove and historic railway layout are noted in the region’s memory. The park previously hosted large group picnics, Sunday School events, and clambakes, with a wooden station at the entrance and a trolley trestle crossing Wynantskill.
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Brookside Park
West Sand Lake
George W. Fredenburgh
Nis Beerwold
Werger Sons
Matthew M. Dasne
Troy
Brookside
Werger
Wynantskill
United Traction Co
Troy & New England Railway
Rensselaer County Republican Organization
Democratic Organization
Troy Lodge of Elks
Kk Hud R
Troy Boys Cub Activities Reported for Year
A report outlines Troy Boys Cub activities with 17 classes and 1,198 articles completed. Items include airplane models 14, corings 56, lan yards 118, desk calendars 6, bead rings 47, tie racks 25, cork crafts 19, picture frames 10, hot pot holders 176, toothbrush holders 88, plastic crafts 105, leather crafts 29, and various other projects. The total participants reached 1,070 with 1,198 articles finished. the section notes the women's auxiliary will assist in fall, with Mrs. Frederick Green presiding at the next meeting.
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Kanet
Women's Auxiliary
Frederick Green
Sweden During the War Topic at Chapel Service
Miss Karen Farnstrom a Swedish student and college language instructor spoke on Sweden during the war at Russell Sage College chapel. She described Swedish sympathy for Finland after Russia's invasion and noted relief aid, refugee intake, and neutrality pressures as Scandinavians faced Axis tensions.
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Sweden
Karen Farnstrom
Russeil Sage College
Miss Farnstrom
Spefril
Finland
Russia
Farnstrom
Hitler
Finand
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Directors Elected By Railroad Company at Albany and Vermont
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Albany and Vermont Railroad Co. in National City Bank the following directors were elected Alfred Warren Gale Howard B Thompson W Frank Leversee Albert E Cluett William Henry Warren Andree FP McKean W Leroy Shields Sanford L Cluett Hawkey S Phillips J Somes McClellan Luther H Tucker Frederick W Kelley Jr and Alexander L Darby Inspectors of election for the next annual meeting were Edgar C Stillman William BE Van Derzee and George W McIsaac The directors met and elected Albert ES Cluett president Alfred Warren Gale president and Wo Frank Leversee secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany and Vermont Railroad Co
National City Bank
Alfred Warren Gale
Howard B. Thompson
W. Frank Leversee
Albert Ecluett
William Henry Warren
Andree FP. McKean
W. Leroy Shields
Sanford L. Cluett
Hawkey S. Phillips
J. Somes McClellan
Luther H. Tucker
Frederick W. Kelley, Jr
Alexander L. Darby
Edgar C. Stillman
William BE. van Derzee
George W. McIsaac
Albert ES. Cluett
Wo Frank Leversee
Brunswick Home Bureau Election and Fall Plans
Frank Brodetics of 63b Reed was elected chairman of the Br Home Bureau at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Plans for a food lesson at 10 am at the home of Mrs. William Goetz 215 Maple Avenue were completed. A luncheon will be prepared and served by members under Mrs. John O. Miler’s direction. The lesson topic Keep the Family Fit Foods to Help Reduce Fat. The unit will make its annual fall trip to the woods on Tuesday Oct 23 gathering greens berries cones woody plants and other decorations for holiday pieces. They will depart from the Glass Lake Depot at 9 30 am and return after lunch. Leaders Mrs. J Harold Hirst and Mrs. Arthur Vander Voort coordinated. A meeting for all officers and leaders will be held at the Postoffice home demonstration office at 10 am on Thursday Oct 25 to outline fall projects. Miss Doris Sturges missionary to India addressed the group.
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Frank Brodetics
Reed
Home Bureau
Wiliam Goetz
Maple Avenue
John O. Miler
Jopic
Glass Lake
Union
J. Harold Hirst
Arthur Vander Voort
Misa Doris Sturges
India
Pittstown Residents Pay Fines Released
Four Pittstown residents were jailed for 15 days in lieu of $15 fines each on charges by Justice LeRoy Center of Valley Falls. They were released after paying the fines. Suspects named include Raymond P., Harry, Walter Handening Hunt.
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Pittstown
Juscite
Peace
LeRoy
Valley Falls
Raymond P
Harry 5
Walter Handening Hunt
Navy Men Guests at Area Dance Hosted by Albany Ship 2 Broadway
Veterans from Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Seabees SPARS WAVES and Reserve invited to a reception and dance hosted by Albany Ship at its headquarters 2 Broadway with William P. Gannon as committee chair. A band will provide music and tickets offered to all listed veterans.
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Avent
Navy Das
Albany Ship
U A
Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps
Seabees
Natal Reserve
SPARS
WAVES
Marine Corps Reserve
Albany
Broadway
William P. Gannon
State Gave $83 460 for Snow Fund
Weather notes show unprecedented snowfall in western areas. Moore reports 953 claims filed with two county claims rejected and two local claims unfilled due to failure to meet requirements. Townships and municipalities received payments including Jackson and Coleniec County segments.
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Troy
Grafton
Sargtovany
Jackson
Coleniec County
Moore
Autumn Card Party and Fashion Show at Sacred Heart Church
The Women’s Club of Sacred Heart Church plans an autumn card party and fashion show to be held November 7 at The Hendrick Hudson. Mrs Gita J Stalimer chairs the ticket committee with Frank Provost as cochairman. The party and show feature children’s and women’s fashion, with several committees meeting this week to finalize plans.
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Gita J. Stalimer
Sacred Heart Church
Hendrick Hudson
Frank I. Provost
Cochairman
Thomas F. Connett
Nebson B. Harbour
Mark E. Leonward
Josef F. Desler
I. Kenneth Lowe
Daniel D. Purcell
Edward M. Lance
Joan W. Hickey
Joseph P. Tarpey
Frank H. Dankpow
William Ryan
Leon Britten
Stanley Stevens
Frank E. Kelly
John J. Daley
Thomas HH. Horton
Great Kentucky orator Henry Clay and Col Crow whiskey
An old letter from Henry Clay to Col Crow reveals Clay ordered a barrel of Col Crow’s whiskey to take to Washington. The piece highlights Clay’s American System speech and his stated aim to preserve the Union, linking enduring fame to lasting words and the whiskey’s remembered loyalty to tradition.
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Hon
Henry Clay
Washington, D.C
Col Crow
Rhentucky
Col. Crow
Washington
Clay
Church Missionary Tea by Woodside Presbyterian Women
The Womens Missionary Society held a silver tea Monday night at 23 Sheridan Avenue, home of Mrs. Samuel McNeil. Mrs. R G Mallory presided and led devotions with Mrs. Witham R Young assisting.
Stewardship Play Presented At Presbyterias Meeting
A stewardship play titled In Be Lived was presented at the Presbyterias meeting. Performers included Mrs. Thomas O. Wells, Mrs. George Chapetan, Sire Millis Dopert, Miss Mary Lees, Mrs. Mabory, Mrs. Fragus F. Matthews, and Mare John Morgan.
Ruptured Try This Out If Ruptured Try This Out
A cryptic fragment references Matern protections and names such as tomiari and WelBeg, hinting at a disjointed note or obfuscated report. The text presents unclear entities and lacks verifiable events, places, or dates.
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Pan
Minty
Soal Wirks
Rellogu
Ali Bran
George Baas
Maryland Avenue
Covington
Troy's Friendly Food Store
Anklin Square
Oultry
Fiaanan
California Sunkist
Allied Communities War Chest
Gnal Instruct
Frank M. Collins
George E
Oconnor
Reginald Buechie
Nolan A. Curry
Kendall
Trojan Lodge
First Street
Noble
Reuben D. Cohen
John R. Johnson
George Wagner
Hans P. Lond
Brunswick Home Bureau
Navy
Old Crow
Americas
Bond
Sahravgaaweene
Yoru
Cy Ome
Satoh and
Matern
Protections Mrutides
Tomiari
WelBeg
Terry Ann Shops, Inc
River Stl
Crochet
Trunk Shop Broadway
Mescionia Besten Awe Voun
Paty
Robert Jossepha
Poe
By Paul Ford
Agrueal
Gine Ceosay
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N
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