Crown Charges De Marigny in Fatal Baronet Killing
The trial continues over the death of Sir Harry Oakes with Crown evidence that James De Marigny plotted murder for revenge gain and to secure his place in a wealthy family. Witnesses described the crime scene and a fingerprint on a paper screen near Sir Harry’s bed as a key element of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Harry
de Marigny
Oakes
Adderley
United States
Lady Oakes
Harold G. Christie
Christie
Godfrey Higgs
Crown
Westbourne
Constabulary
Muir
Higgs
Royal Air Force
John Lord
Map
Ity
Nassau
Sir Oscar
John Douglas
Oscar
F. D. Lancaster
Mortgage discharge ordered in 1857 deed on Ferry Street
Special Term of the County Court in Troy orders mortgage discharge proceedings for the 1857 deed by Abijah and John Wheeler to Mechanics Mutual Insurance on 195 197 Ferry Street. The petition notes the mortgage is long undischarged and has not been assigned, with a hearing set for October 22, 1943, at chambers in the county courthouse. Publication dates given in Times Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Rensselaer
Court House
Troy
New York
Harry F. Clinton
Rensselaer
State of New York
Wiliam E Phillips
John T. Kelley
Abijah Wheeler
John Wheeler
Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company
Rensselaer County
John P. McNamee
County Court House
City of
Times Record
Harry E. Clinton
Mothers' Club Banquet to Be Held at Crystal Bar Tonight
Green Island Mothers Club of St. Joseph's Church hosts its fourth annual banquet at 8 p.m. in Troy's Crystal Bar. Lieut. Com Alfred J. Hickey Navy will speak, with John J. McNulty as master of ceremonies and Sheriff Foster Decker as honor guest. Co chairs and decorations led by local volunteers. about 100 reservations noted, closing at noon today. Knights of Columbus meet in Green Island this evening with Grand Knight Walter J. Kane in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Crystal Bar
Troy
Alfred J. Hickey
Navy
John J. McNulty
Foster Decker
Albany County
Warren J. Hurley
Walter J. Kane, Jr
Edward L. Keating
Edward Atkinson
John J. Criss
John J. Frederick
Arthur J. Dupont
Union Leaders Plea Unheeded in Alabama Mine Strike
In Birmingham, coal miners ignored union pleas and stayed away from work, shutting four pits of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co affecting over 6,000 workers. Republic Steel and Sloss Sheffield mines also closed with 1,500 miners each out. War Labor Board said 85 to 90 percent of Alabama miners were back, while some plants and Mulga mine remained closed. An internal UMW report surfaced amid tense strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Steel Mills
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
South
Docena
Edgewater
Hamilton and Wylam
Republic Steel Corp
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Co
Alabama Mining Institute— Clearing House For
Coal Mining Information
Wylam
WLB
Wylan
John J. Hanratty
U.M.W
Scrap drive plans adopted by Green Island group
Total receipts totaled 434.10 with 28.75 at Picarillo's store under Miss Margaret Picarillo and 207.35 at Heatly School directed by Miss Margareti Benny. Plans for the general scrap drive on Oct 30 were completed at a Green Island Salvage Committee meeting at Corporation Hall chaired by Frank J. Legnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picarillo
Margaret Picarillo
Heatly School
Margareti Benny
Green Island Salvage Committee
Corporation Hall
Frank J. Legnard
Union official disputes War Labor Board figures
A union representative refuted the War Labor Board report, saying early estimates misled him into thinking 50 percent of workers returned. He denies reporting 85 percent and now believes the actual figure is about 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
War Labor Board
Supreme Court backs free speech in union vote case
The Supreme Court upheld a ruling that an employer may voice opinions on union representation if no coercion occurs and election results are respected. The New Haven firm American Tube Bending Co. argued its letters and speeches urged direct bargaining, contending no evidence of coercion existed. The Labor Relations Board countered that free speech cannot override economic coercion in labor matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
New York
American Tube Bending Co., Inc
New Haven
Labor Relations Board
United States
Labor Board
Businessmen Oppose Tax Increases Plan Voices No Tax Rise
Washington reports the National Association of Manufacturers rejects all tax increases and new taxes, condemning the administration’s 10.5 billion plan as fantastical. J Cheever Cowdin argues for a sales tax if needed, warns about inflation, and urges focus on production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ship Launching Honors Father Duffy
The Liberty ship Francis P. Duffy was launched yesterday at Bethlehem Fairfield ship yard. Sponsored by Mrs. M. G. Bird of New York, sister of the late Father Duffy, she is the vessel’s sponsor and this marks the 27th ship built at the yard. A second launch, the tanker Elohomain, is scheduled for today at Bethlehem Sparrows Point ship yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Francis P. Duffy
Rainbow Division
Bethlehem Fairfield
M. G. Bird
New York
Father Duffy
Bethlehem -Sparrows Point
General Grunert Succeeds Gen Drum as First Army Chief
General George Grunert has assumed command of the First Army and Eastern Defense Command with headquarters in New York. He now holds the rank of lieutenant general by virtue of the post, succeeding Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Drum who reached 64 on September 19 and was relieved of active duty October 15 after a brief stint as Inter-American Defense Board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Grunert
First Army
Eastern Defense Command
New York
War Department
Hugh A. Drum
Inter-American Defense Board
Plan Funeral Today of Cohoes Priest
Arrangements are set for the funeral of Rev. Metello A. Galanti pastor of St. Rita's Church for 13 years who died Friday at Cohoes Hospital. Mass at St Rita's 11 am with Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons presiding. Rev. Dominick Ottaviano will celebrate. Rev. Michael Bianco deacon. Rev. Anthony Spina subdeacon. Rev. J. Norbert Kelly master of ceremonies. Interment in St Anthony's Cemetery Schenectady. Administrator named Rev. Anthony Perrone. Also notes society meetings and council sessions in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metello A. Galanti
St. Rita's Church
Cohoes Hospital
St Rita‘’s Church
Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
Dominick Ottaviano
St Rita’s Church
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Gloversville
Michael Bianco
St. Anthony’s Church
Schenectady
Anthony Spina
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
J. Norbert Kelly
Bishop Gibbons
St Anthony's Cemetery
Anthony Perrone
St. Mary's Church
Glens Falls
St. Rita’s Church
Aurelio Seeks Delay In Disbarment Case
Former state official Aurelio, a candidate for the State Supreme Court, asked for a one week extension to file an answer in disbarment proceedings. He secured an order for Harold R. Medina to show cause why the extra time should not be granted, while Medina said he would oppose the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York UP
Thomas A. Aurelio
State Supreme Court
Bar Association of the City of
New York
Aurelio
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Six German Prisoners Escape Colorado Camp
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said six German prisoners of war escaped overnight from the Trinidad Colorado war prisoner interment camp. The men vanished between 5:30 pm Sunday and 7 am Monday, the largest escape at the facility. Three were naval personnel including an officer, and three were soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Trinidad
Calo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
Rustproof, Flexible Screens for Postwar Homes
L. H. Chenoweth of B. F. Goodrich Co described new coke, limestone, and salt screens for homes in the postwar plastics era. The screens are designed to be rustproof and flexible enough to roll up with shades, enabling year round use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. H. Chenoweth
B. F. Goodrich Co
Chairmen Named for Party Committees in Local Event
Announcement named Mrs Patience Gray honorary chairwoman and Mrs Gertrude Dolan chairwoman of the general committee for a victory card party at Keveny Memorial Academy under Coh nes Women’s Democratic Club. Subcommittee chairs include Mrs Philip Morrissey and Miss M Loretta Hayden for tables prizes, Miss Dorothy Reed and Miss Bettie Hibbert for tickets, Mrs James Daley and Mrs George Piche for refreshments, Mrs Hugh McKee and Mrs Paul Marra for tables and chairs, Miss Hannah Kearney and Mrs Irene McCune for floor, Miss Laura Waffne and Mrs George Senecal for publicity, Mrs Joseph Walsh and Mrs John McGill for decorations, and Mrs Viola Coutu and Miss Ann Murray for tables pencils and cards. A social gathering by the Mr and Mrs Club of the First Baptist Church is set for tomorrow night at Mr and Mrs Charles Best’s home on Mechanicville Road with 7 30 p.m. buses. A pinochle tournament among Knights of Columbus Council 192 will play tonight at Remsen Street quarters. A child welfare clinic will be held today at City Hall at 10 am under Health Department Dr J Keough in charge with city nurses. A report on the 7th Grand Chapter session will be given by Mrs Alice Miller at Imperial Chapter O E S in the Masonic Temple. David Perugini, 15, of 102 Washington Avenue, was taken to Cohoes Hospital with possible left knee fracture after football. condition reported as out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochairmen
Keveny Memorial Academy
Cohnes Women's Democratic Club
Patience Gray
Gertrude Dolan
Philip Morrissey
M. Loretta Hayden
Dorothy Reed
Bettie Hibbert
James Daley
George Piche
Hugh McKee
Paul Marra
Hannah Kearney
Irene McCune
Laura Waffne
George Seneca
Joseph Walsh
John McGill
Viola Coutu
Ann Murray
First Baptist Church
Charles Best
Mechanicville
Cohoes Council
No 192
Knights of Columbus
Remsen Street
Health Department
J. Keough
Grand Chapter
New York
Alice Miller
Imperial Chapter
O. E
Masonic Temple
David Perugim
Washington Avenue
Cohoes Hospital
Hiss
James M. Archibald
Begin Cohoes Diphtheria Control Drive
The opening of an anti-diphtheria campaign directed by Dr. M. J. Keough took place in Cohoes with toxoid inoculations at Van Schaick Island Sacred Heart and St. Michael's on day one. Additional sessions were scheduled at School 1 Manor Avenue St Patrick's and St Agnes' with times adjusted to demand. Parents with preschool children could bring them to any designated school. Public and school nurses assisted. The L and H Railroad crossing at Columbia Street was closed for three days for amesite paving with work at other crossings already completed. Sergt John M. Zdunek of the Army Air Force, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zdunek, has completed gunnery training at Wendover Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. van Galder
Thelma LeRoy van Galder
Central Avenue
Army Air Corps
Pampa Field
Pampa
Tex
van Galder
Merle van Galder
Chicago
Summerset High School
Summerset
Juanita College
Huntington
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Adirondack Steel Co
M. J. Keough
van Schaick Island
Sacred Heart School
St. Michael's School
Manor Avenue
St Patrick's School
St. Agnes’ School
S51. Joseph's School
City Hall
Keough
Columbia Street
Frank Hines
Rudolph I. Roulier
Raik Road Company
Cortland
Oneida
Ontario
Pine Streets
Main Street
John M. Zdunek
Army Air Force
Joseph Zdunek
Strong Place
Wendover
Utah
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Schodack Center
Castleton
John C Butler
Behodack Center
Noticf. Ia
Creek Road
Eagle Milla
Reneselaer County
Joseph
F. Reidl
Heidelberg
Read
N.Y
Sir Hart
Marry
Green Island
Green Island Council
K. of C
Walter J. Kane
A. J. Fisher
Canton
China
Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Home Bureau
William Gilbert
First Service Command
Camp Edwards
Mass
Pfc
Thomas Blume
Elkins
W. Va
John B. Miller
Roxbury, Mass
England
Lore Peivy Seal
J. Cheever Cowdin
Universal Pictures Corp
Los Angeles
Association
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Cow
Grunert
Gen
Drum
Cohoes
Hose 3
Laula O'Donovan
Lodge
Cohoes Lodge
A. M
William A. R. Krause
Common Council
Colorado Camp
PITOL
Begin Cohoes
Bausch & Lomb
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
Optometrist
Remsen St
Nour
Regan Washer CO
Franklin Sa
2Nd St
Troy Sipe
2Nd Ave
River St
Congress St
Boosick St
Eng Sane
Hoosick St
Spa
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