Sergeant Decorated For Service
M/Sgt Patrick J Denter a 3 year veteran of World War II is decorated for bravery in Korea He resides at 2146 Biventh Avenue He is with the 1st Infantry Regiment and was among six officers and 15 enlisted men honored He planned a commission as second lieutenant but preferred to remain a sergeant He sent a Christmas crib to an orphanage in Japan where his sister Mary Denier also helped and learned of the award through a newspaper dispatch He had been based near the orphanage before Korea and recently wrote home from Korea mentioning the fight and longing for home
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Patrick J. Denter
Korea
Biventh Avenue
Tokyo
1St Infantry Regiment
Denier
Mary Denier
Lars
Japan
Sergeant Denier
Miss Center
Nowespaper
Sistra
Miss Donley
Sergeant Denter
sSergeant Denter
Hillside School
Palestine Chapter Card Party Planned at Vanningburg Temple
Palestine Chapter O I S met at the Vanningburg Ma Nonk Temple and planned a card party to be held there on Wednesday November 1. Mrs Graer Jennings is chairwoman, with reservations through her or Miss Helen Herbert. The event under the auspices of grand chapter officers will feature Harriet Darby as worthy matron and John Peterson as worthy patron. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stephen Harwarth of Manhattan Chapter now residing in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
O.1.s
Red
Vaneingburg Manonk Temple
Plana
Temple
Graer Jennings Ia
Mies Helen, Herbert
Misa Herbert
Willsin €. Groesbeck
Harriet Darby
John Feterson
Stephen Harwarth
Mannahattan Chanter
New York City
Troy
Huute Steinhuber
Jessa Hult~ Shom
Mildred McCoch- Tane
Antoinette Eaton
Martina Dt Fey
Mathilda Schermerhorn
Catherine Eggers
Commission Holds Hearings On Rebates
Two Interstate Commerce hearings were held yesterday at the Rensselaer County Court House concerning alleged freight rate discrimination against Simmons Machine Tool Corp of Menands by the New York Central and the Delaware & Hudson railroads. Attorney examiner Martin J. Walsh led the day, with briefs due within twenty days. claims total overcharges exceeding 3500 dollars over two years as export rates allegedly lower than domestic gates for catloads of export machinery.
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Commission
Rensselaer County
Simmons Machine Tool Corp
New York Central Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp
Martin J. Walsh
TOG
Menands
Earls H. Bogardus
Taffic
J. Edgar McDonald
New York Central
P. 3
Robinson
Delaware & Hudson
Williams Hoard Names New Trustee and Professors
Williams College at Williamstown announced a board meeting result naming Ferdinana J. Thun of Wyornis sing Pa as permanent trustee. The meeting also established the John Stany Roberts Professorship of Engr lixh and announced appointments across biology physics English and political science with several faculty promotions effective July 19 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinana J
John Stany Roberts
Engr
Ate
Roberts
Nelson
Bushnell
Samuel A. Matthews
I the Mary
Willkm Wirt Warren
Vincent Mac Dowrll Farnett
David A. Wells
Robert J. Allen
Morfrig
CIA de Lahiguera
David B. Truman
Po~ Litica Acience
Rival Parties See Big Registration As Victory Sign
In New York the registration surge neared 2.8 million voters, a record for a non-presidential year, sparking sweeping claims from rival parties. Upstate totals rose, with permanent registration anticipated to push statewide turnout toward 6.008 million. Republicans praised the surge as proof voters favor honest governance, while Democrats cited it as proof of aroused public support for Walter A. Lynch and accusations of lax gambling law enforcement amid the Lynch campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UNS
Thaeity
Yeaterday
Upstate
Ogurea
Willian L. Pfeiffer
Paul IF
Fitspatrick
Walter A. Lynch
Funeral services for John J. Boland proprietor of Boland Wholesale
The funeral for John J. Boland, proprietor of Boland Wholesale Beverage Distributing Co., was held from his home at 193 Seventh Avenue and St Patrick's Church. Rev. Hunt, Rev. Thompson, and Rev. Boucard led the rites with organist James Fillmore. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery followed. Delegations from Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus, Elks, American Legion, and local beer associations attended. guards and company employees served. Also, Jaren Dibbie, 64, of 102 Williams Street was taken to St Mary’s Hospital after collapse at home. Patrolman Burns and Berman J. Gunty assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Boland
Boland Wholesale Beverage Distributing Co
Seventh Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
William H. Hunt Keith
Harvey J. Thompson
Adelard
Bouchard
James Fillmore
Eleanor W
Jaren Dibbie
Williams [Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Fatrolmon Charles Burns
Berman J. Gunty
R P E Glee Club To Entertain Rotarians
The Troy Rotary Club will be entertained at noon by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Glee Club. The group, eighty members strong, will sing Saturday night in Carnegie Hall New York City in a program of all numbers. They compete against other eastern college groups in New York, under the direction of Joe Dolven with Clement T Buyajlan supervising as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Rotary Club
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Gter Club
Carnegie Hall
New York City
New York
United States
Glee Club
Clement T. Buyajlan
Three Area Residents Aboard Aircraft Carrier Coral Sea
Two Troy men and a West Sand Lake resident are aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea in the Mediterranean. Ross, 23, of Thirteenth Street, and Melvin B. Wiley, aviation chief structural mechanic, brother of Henry L. Miller of 186 Seventh Avenue, are passengers. Also aboard is Clyde W. Resnart Jr., aviation electronics technician, of West Bend Lake.
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Troy
West Sand Lake
Coral Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Donald ¥. Ross
Thirteanth Street
Melvin EB. Wiley
Henry IL Miller
Seventh Avenue
Eavrior
Clyde W. Res Ratt, Jr
Aviation Electronics Lech[nlelan
Third Clase
West Band Lake
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Regina
Sears-Roebuck & CO
Erie Boulevard
Schenectady, N. Y
Williams Hoard
Po. Denier
John. J. Boland
Carriace
R.P.E Glee Club
Cheney DuPont
Children's
John Frederics
Navy
Joe
Ours
Burlington
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