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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1944

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Albany Lawman Denounces Albany County Budget Provisions

Albany County officials face cost shifts as Attorney General Nathaniel Goldatero says the governor's grand jury probes are funded by an eight percent state tax with two exemptions for minor actions. He notes expenses include Supreme Court term costs, juror fees, and county jail board charges, all charged to Albany County as part of state tax recovery.

Atformey Nathaniel L Goldatero Dewey Albany County Edward FL the. Coeymars Repu’ Ticax Albany County Board of Superisors WED T . Delaney Investigations World Toasty Ssri Goldsreim Javere Ef Bork Albany Supreme Court Abbany County

Trial of Boylan Case Starts in Supreme Court

The case, filed by Norman Boylan as administrator for his minor daughter, seeks 30000 for damages after the child was fatally injured January 8 1963 when struck by a bus operated by Troy Fife Avenue Bus Co Inc and driven by Donzl Dean. Plaintiffs allege driver negligence. defendants deny negligence and blame the child for running into the path of the vehicle. The matter is before Justice Gilbert V Schenkee in Rensselaer County Supreme Court.

Lansingburg Supreme ‘Court Rensselaer County Gilbert V. Schenckeed Lars Normal Boylan Norman Boylan Troy Fife Avenue Bus Co. Inc Donzlé Dean Ker & Comboy E. Stewart Jones Mackrell & Raney Bus Corporation Dean Boylan LiBta Onice Maing

Bills to Serve As Precinct Captain

Plainclothesman Harry L Bills of the First Precinct has been named acting captain during Michael Morines vacation. Sergt Joseph A Hartnagle shifts to the Detective Bureau from Central Station to relieve staffing shortages cited by Police Chief Frank B Kendall.

Harry L. Bills First Precinct Michael Morine Sergt Joseph A . Hartzasser Hartnagle Central Station Frank B. Kendall

Accounting Filed in Tilley Estate

In Surrogate's Court the will of Edson Tilley was admitted to probate and letters of administration granted. The executor's final accounting shows 1733.95 expenses and 1682.54 balance for distribution, with Emily Tilly and Merritt Tiller each receiving about 8288.26. The notice also covers the estate of Ella M. Sherman with Elizabeth Patterson appointed, and William F. Han Jr. listed as estate attorney for the Wil liam F. Han firm in Schenectady.

Edson Tiley Hoosick Fabs Lee Weater E Scott Edward J. Donohue Ie Emily Tiley Merritt E. Tiller Patterson Elizabeth Petterson Fifteenth Street William F. Han Schenectady Ezra Tiffany

New Shoe Stamp 16 Inch Becomes Valid Nov 1

Announcement states the new 16 inch shoe stamp will be valid from November 1 for purchasing one pair of shoes. It will be good indefinitely along with the existing airplane stamps 1 and 2 in the War Ration Book Three.

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Recreation Head Reports Repairs To Skating Rink

The Tray Recreation Department lists winter repairs at Belden's Pond skating rink. Public Works crews fix the stair, reseed about 3,000 square feet of No 8 fairway, and top dress greens. Wachter reports fall focus on tennis and golf after summer programs ended.

Tray Recreation Department Belden's Pond Department of Public Works Edward A. Wachter John J. Ahern

Accessories Store Denies Charge In Troy Court Case

Leonard Briskman of National Accessories Stores pleaded not guilty in Troy Police Court yesterday to selling an auto cushion labeled as new material but found to be second hand. The Bedding Division of the Department of Labor filed the complaint under General Business Law Section 395. The case adjourned to November HM. William & Noonan represented the defendant.

Leonard Briskman National Accessories Stores, Inc River Street Troy Charles A. Volcketing Department of Labor Wiliam & Noonan

Honor Roll to Be Unveiled Nov 11 in Fourth Ward

The Fourth Ward honor roll will be unveiled on November 11, per ward committee. A meeting Thursday afternoon at Rath Brothers' garage will finalize plans. Canvassers Mrs Cora Raver and Thomas J. McGinis will report. The first rail pole at Federal Street and Seventh Avenue is donated in memory of the late Michael A. Quillinen, and Mrs Anne Thornton donates the American Flag in memory of her son killed in this war. Speakers and other details to be decided at the Thursday meeting.

Fourth Ward Rath Brothers Cora Raver Thomas J. McGinis Federal Street Seventh Avenue Michael A. Quillinen Anne Thornton

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Obscure Phrases

Puzzle fragment appears as garbled crossword clues with scattered phrases and partial terms. Names and clear facts are minimal, yielding a cryptic, disjointed item from a page segment with no coherent event or source entity to anchor.

Murder Trial Set for November in Rensselaer County

How ard Moore, former resident, faces first degree murder charges for the 1932 Wilsom killing in Troy. County Judge Cinton reconvenes the term for trial readiness. Defense attorney Walsh and SST Hare J. Wiley's office prepare for juror selection and required peremptory challenges.

Hare J. Wiley Joseph E Walsh Coliisal Rensselaer County Howard Moore This Moore Walsh Geeustomar Board of Supervisors Mer Waoss Clinton Thial Freensselaer Attornes Wian France Michael Kane Hoosick Sing Sing Barry Pincus Hane France Mazis Staugier

Wartime Powers Cited by Wilson at Union College

Charles E. Wilson, former War Production Board executive, warns union leaders and citizens that emergency power is intoxicating and easily prolonged. He urges cooperation between government and business while stressing personal responsibility as America enters wartime. Union College honors Wilson with an LED degree.

Charles E. Wilson General Bioetric Co Schenectady War Production Board Wilson America Union College Wilkan

Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster Awarded to S Sgt Quinlan

Staff Sergeant Sohn J Quinlan Jr of Troy New York gunner on B 17 Mac s High Hats receives the third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for meritorious achievement during Eighth Air Force operations in Nazi held Europe. Col Hunter Harris Jr presents the decoration commending his courage coolness and skill on two missions. Quinlan, son of Dr. and Mrs John J Quinlan, studied at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute before joining the Army Air Forces in 1943 and earning gunner s wings in Kingman Arizona.

Eighth Air Force England Sohn J. Quinlan, Jr Troy Mac Europe Quinlan Hunter Harris, Jr Athens John J. Quinlan Pawling Avene Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Army Air Forces Kingman Ariz

Home Bureau Plans Eagle Mills Meeting

The Betts Corners Eagle Mills home bureau will meet at Mrs John H Kellys home in Eagle Mills tomorrow at 7 pm. James T Welch food leader will speak on Feeding the Family in War Time and Mrs Alfred Shaver bag project leader will speak on Bags and Mittens.

Betts Corners Eagle Mills Home Bureau John H. Kelly James T. Welch Alfred Shaver

Former West Point Star Killed in Action

Maj. William Graham Gillis Jr 26 former Army football captain and West Point graduate was killed in action October 2 while serving with the Third Army infantry unit. The War Department informed his mother Mrs W G Gillis. He won the Silver Star for gallantry in France. Surviving are his mother his widow and year old daughter.

Waco Tex William Graham Gillis Army West Point Ihig Third Army Infantry Erence W. & Gillis War Department Gillis France

Krug Elected District Head of State Teachers

George H. Krug for Prey was elected president of the New York State Teachers Association Eastern Zone at its 93rd annual meeting. Miss Margaret V. Kenny of Heatly School Green Island was elected secretary while Robert Turner serves.

A Sponge Is the Cleansed Skeleton of a Sea Creature

A fragment notes a sponge described as the cleansed skeleton of a creature that once lived attached to the seabed. The language is fragmentary and lacks clear context or location.

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