Troy Knights Plan Christmas Visits to Local Institutions
Troy Council No 176 Knights of Columbus will visit numerous local institutions during Christmas and New Year to give entertainments and gifts. James J Fox chairs the committee. events span December 3 to January 33 with masses at multiple churches and a solemn high mass for American service members.
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Troy Council
Knights of Columbus
Grand Bright
James
Daley
James J. Fox
Bir
Fox
Troy Coumel
Sisters of the Poo
Pen Jas
Et Joseph's
Sai Peter's Church
St. Michaels Church
St Joseph's Center
St Joseph’s Church
Troy Named as Intermediate Point on Aviation Route Plans
A report from Washington shows eight aviation firms with the Civil Aeronautics Board proposing expanded routes in New York State. The filings list 1216 proposed routes affecting 252 localities in New York with about 10 percent expected to win approval within a year.
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Troy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington, D. C
New York State
Oh File
Washington
Empire State
Associated Press
New York
California
Texas
Former Resident Margaret Delaney Celebrates 85th Birthday
Margaret Delaney former resident of this city and mother of Walter Delaney turned 85 with a Thursday celebration at her Schenectady home. Her daughter Captain Elizabeth Delaney serves in the Army Nurses Corps since World War II. Delaney has two grandsons and a granddaughter, plus daughters Mrs Lew Moore of Schenectady and Mrs G E Bubb of Paterson New Jersey and another son Joseph Delaney of Springfield Massachusetts.
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Margaret Delaney
Walter Delaney
Schenectady
Elizabeth Delaney
Arty Nurses’ Corps
Delaney
Caras
Lew Moore
G. E. Bubb
Patermon
N. J
Joseph Delaney
Springfield
Mass
High School Navy Day Observance At Troy
An American Flag was presented at Teerh School during a Navy Day assembly led by Arthur Hackenats with Kenneth Doyle accepting for the school. Principal Devin explained the day’s significance and cheerleaders drafted a new chant for the upcoming game against Catholic Central High. A magician from India performed, while notes on the Senior Ball and a dance circulated at a business meeting. Navy songs and poems were read in city grade schools as flags flew to honor the Navy’s service.
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Teergh School
Arthur Hackenats
RLPSL
Troy High
Kenneth Doyle
Devin
Catholic Central High School
Principe Notaes Majahare
India
Our! Navy
Two Hart in Crash At East Greenbush
Two people injured in an automobile crash at Route 9 and Trey Road East Greenbush State Police said Mrs. Nencys Goode of Winterset and Miss Helen McElwain of East Greenbush were hurt when MacMillan McElwain crossed to enter his driveway and collided with a car driven by Seaman Robert Lindville from Quonset Point. Goode was taken to St Peters Hospital Albany with head wounds and described as fair. McElwain also injured and treated at home.
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Trey Road
East
Greenbush
Nencys Goode
Winterset
Mix
Helen BcElwain
MacMillan “McElwain
East Greendusk
East Lebanon
Robert Lindville
Quonset Point
Seaman Lindville
Author's Wife Killed In Fall From Window
Nancy Archibald Rogers, 21 Mra., third wife of author Cameron Rogers, died in Emergency Hospital from injuries after a plunge from a window at their home. Detectives said she ran to the window during a quarrel and was restrained, then fell to a concrete passageway. She was granddaughter of Mrs. Everett Archibald of New York City and was educated in Paris and New York. The couple married in Arlington, Va., in October 1942.
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Washington
Nancy Archibald Rogers
Cameron Rogers
Serge
George W. Cook
Rogers
Everett
Allen Archibald
New York City
Paris
New
Sergeant Transferred To Central Station Report
Sergeant Joseph A. Rakier suspended from duty Wednesday by Chief Frank Ker Gall. He was given a hearing yesterday before Commissioner Frank M. Ames. The commissioner announced Beant Baker will return to duty and Rakier is transferred to the Central Police Station.
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Joseph A. Rakier
Frank 2. Ker Gall
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Chearing
Beant Baker
Central Police Station
Troy Man Named to Teaching Post at Columbia University
Neal J. Dean of 87 Second Avenue, a Columbia University teaching candidate, earned honors from Bhambacian College New York and LaSalle Yestime class of 23. He attended Manhattan College on a full scholarship and declined a graduate fellowship at MIT to join Columbia electrical engineering. He will start November 1 and assist in Navy V-12 cadet training while pursuing a master’s degree.
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Neal J. Dean
Sir
Atrs
Bred ‘T. Dean
Second Avenue
Columbia University
Bhambacian College
New York
Dean
LaSatle Yestime
Epsilon Signer
Society of the Colege
Machattan College
Columbia
Universe
Navy
Luggage dealer Joseph McKeon dies in Troy hospital
Joseph T McKeon a longtime Troy business man who ran a harness and luggage shop at Second and Ferry Streets for over fifty years died yesterday in Leonard Hospital He was a lifelong resident and member of St Marys Church and Troy Lodge B P C E He is survived by his widow Helen E Dayton Funeral will be Monday at 9 am from his residence and 9 15 am from St Marys Church with mass of requiem Interment in St Marys Cemetery
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Troy
Leonard Hospital
St Mary's Church
Troy Lodge
B.P.C.E
Helen E Dayton
Second Street
St Marys Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Use of Public Equipment Restricted to Public Property
Edward R. Waite, county attorney, warns town highway and street superintendents that publicly owned equipment or machinery must not be used on private property. Snow removal and repairs on private property are illegal, and the county notes widespread misunderstanding of proper use of public assets.
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Edward R. Waite
Washington County
Waite
Represent County At State Conference In Rochester
Mrs. Alans Cobden and Miss Margaret M. Broderick administrative assistant on the board of child welfare will represent Rensselaer County at the 49th annual New York State Conference on Social Work in Rochester November 14 to 17. The event at the Hotel Seneca will focus on rehabilitation of returning veterans with Lieut Gen. Hugh A. Drum among the speakers.
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Alans. Cobden
Margaret M. Broderick
Board of Child Welfare
Rensselaer County
New York State Conference On Social Works
Rochester
Seneca
Hugh A. Drum
New York State Guard
Former Troy Youth Named Alternate for West Point
Richard J Brady son of Mr and Mrs Leon J Brady of Hudson formerly of this city has been named second alternate for appointment to enter West Point in the June 195 class after competitive exams held in July He is attending Braden's Military Academy at Commwallon the Hudson to complete his course before the final entrance examination to West Point
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Richard J.” Brady
Leon J. Brady
Hudson
Jay Te iFetre
West Point
Brady
Braden’s Military Academy
Halloween Parties at Church of the Ascension Parish House
East Side held two Halloween gatherings yesterday at the Church of the Ascension parish house. A daytime event served Beginners and Priery Departments led by Mrs. Fred Green, and an evening party for all other Sunday School divisions, organized by Charles Hill and others. The Church observes the Feast of St Simon and St Judge with Holy Communion at 9 am led by Rev. Arthur L. Rice.
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Church of the Ascension
Fred Green
Charles Hill
Richard Horsfail
Herbert Hasbrouck
Bernard Yeager
Paul, Gazin
Ronald Hasbrouck
Henry Goyer
Lieya Austin, Jr
Simon and
Judge
Arthur. L. Rice
Remodeling Of Apartments Permitted In Troy Area
Charles Ascher of the National Housing Agency announces permission to remodel existing buildings to add apartments in the Troy Watervliet Albany region without wartime quotas or occupancy limits. The War Production Board backs letting the NHA designate areas of housing stress and permit alterations to create dwellings with no fixed rents. Applications for priority rating should be filed on form WPB 2896 with FHA at 110 State Street Albany, with OPA rent controls limiting to comparable local rents.
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Troy-WatervHet
Albany
Charles 3. Ascher
National Housing Agency
War Production Board
NHA
Ascher
Troy-Wetervileta
Albany - Jocality
Troy-Watersnet-Albany
Albany County
Rensselaer Centr
Federal Housing Administration
State Street
FHA i
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Hadassah Plans Bond Rally at Jewish Community Center
Troy Hadassah plans its third annual War Bond and Stamp Rally at the Jewish Community Center tomorrow evening. Mrs. Robert Weis of American affairs leads the event with Barnard Townsend Rensselaer County War Bond chair preparing a representative to open. Weis aims to exceed last year’s $237,000 and notes Troy Hadassah raised over $120,000 previously, as Hadassah partners with the Jewish Welfare Board USO.
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Troy
Hadassah
Jewish Community Center
Barnard, Townsend
Rensselaer County
Witll
Robert Weis
American Affairs
Troy Hadassah
Jewish Welfare Board Uso
Weis
Max Corbat
Afram Brown Iivin
Joneon Hortiats
Albert Callet
Murray Blackman
Edward Friedlander
David Novick
College to Sponsor Forum Series in Troy Town Hall
Russell Sage College inaugurates a seven part public discussion series at its Little Theater on Flint Street starting Nov. 2. The panel will feature Dr. Felis Gross of New York University and other noted speakers discussing What Shall We Do With Germany. Each talk lasts ten minutes with audience questions and a chance to speak. No admission charge.
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Russell
Sage College
Troy Town Hall
Germany
Felis Gross
New York University
New Europe
David’ C. Prince
Schenectady
Schengetady
Flint Street
Gross
Haid
Carnegie
Lawret
Poland
London School of Economics
Isl
Central and Eastern European Planning Board
New York
Central and Eastern Europe
Columbia University Press
New York, Herald Tribune
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
Journal of Sociology
New Leader
Tomorrow Magazine
Left News
Hoy
Greenwich Soldier Missing in Action
Mrs Lorman Burgess has received word from the War Department that her husband Private Lorman A Burgess is missing in action since Sept 25. He served with the Seventh Army in the invasion of Southern France after training in Woolda and Arkansas and prior service in North Africa and Italy. He is the father of Dona Pearl and uncle of Lieut Francis Bergin, a Liberator navigator reported missing over Germany last month.
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Lorman Burgess
War Department
Pre. Lorman A. Burgess
Burgess
Seventh Army
France
Lemuéi. Burgess
Woolda
Arkansas
North
Africa
Italy
Myrtle
Guilder Burgess
Dona Pearl
Seth Ofreenwich
Francis Bergin
Germany
Junior High School Room Given Award
The Parent-Teacher award for the recent membership drive was presented yesterday in the school assembly to Room 238 by Mrs. Delilah Goodrich. The meeting opened by Clifton Winne, president of the student body, with songs by Miss Eileen Katygallon and community singing by Miss Dorothy McCann.
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Alt! Knickerbocker Junior High School
Delilah, Goodrich
Clinton Winne
Eileen Kitgallon
Dorothy McCann
Chamber to survey plant space in Troy
The Troy Chamber of Commerce industrial committee meets Monday at noon to study vacant plant and floor space as inquiries from out of town seek sites. Mayor John J. Ahern will attend along with realtors bankers and industry reps to determine available space for new and existing firms.
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Parur
Troy Chamber of Commerse
Hendrick Hudson
Chamber ‘ of Consumerce
Askite
Clyde WV
Heer
Blango
Mrs Bateman Installed By Auxiliary Fire Auxiliary
Mrs. Helen Bateman was installed for a second term as president of the Fire Auxiliary of Iroy Detachment, Marine Corps League, in ceremonies at the Annex. Jake J. Dougherty delivered the principal address. Inducted were Mary Cooper senior vice, Edas Cornes junior vice, Mary Landry chaplain, Celia Therrien judge advocate, Mabel Smith historian, Rozesa Rourke treasurer, Catherine Smith trustee, Elizabeth White and Teresa Dugan trustees. Four Gold Star Mothers were honored: Mrs. John Rea, Amelia Lee, Elizabeth Dundon, and Catherine Denensy. Louis G. Ballard of Albany attended the event.
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Iroy
Marine Corps League
Helen Bateman
Annex
Rées- Areal
Jake J. Dougherty
Veterans
Troy
Marguerite A.abbott
Long Island
State Department
Mary Cooper
Mig. Edas Cornes
Mary Landry
Cecelia
Therrien
Mabel Smith
Rozesa Rourke
Catherine. Smith
Mere Elizabeth
White
Teresa Dugan
John Rea
Amelia Lee
Elizabeth Dundon
Catherine Denensy
Louis G. Ballard
Abany
State
Veterans Event Highlights Speaker Lineup and Entertainment
Department commander of the Marine Corps League led speakers alongside Mr. Dougherty with Commander Thomas Hillias of the Troy Detachment also addressing the gathering. Mrs. Agnes Kayly served as toast mistress and event chairwoman. Veterans groups from the city paid tribute to the president and presented gifts. Entertainment featured Frances Harrington singing, Rosemark Warnock dancing, and Jacque lyn Rudolpa singing and dancing with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Peart Genie. Charles Fandail and his orchestra supplied the music.
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Marine Corps League
Dougherty
Thomas Hillias
Troy
Agnes Kayly
Frances ‘Harrington
Rosemark Warnock
Jacquelyn Rudolpa
Liquor Find Fails to Yield Prohibition Loot in Shrewsbury
A dig at a ceaspool in Shrewsbury Mass uncovered a small stash of liquor pieces mixed in by a worker named L Roesers. The find proved unusable as the contents were described as too short to drink or salvage.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Ceaspool
Roesers
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