Troy Man Named to Dartmouth Staff
Wallace C. Fraser of Troy and a member of the faculty at RPI has been appointed as Metest professor of mathematics at Dartmouth College starting in the fall semester. President Jobe Sloan Dickay announced the appointment. Fraser, a native of Toronto, has taught at Yale and the University of Saskatchewan and earned AB in 1938 and PhD in 1942 from the University of Toronto.
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Wallace C. GC. Fraser
Troy
RPI
Dartmouth College
Jobe Sloan Dickay
Toronto
Yale University
University of Saskatchewan
University of Toronto
Mr. Fraser
Carriers Name Trojan To Office
Frank Juttall of Troy was named general chairm an of the New York State Association of Letter Carriers at the Troy convention. Elmer M. Petz of Buffalo was elected president, with Harry Trout of Jamaica as vice president, Herbert Gebhardt of Yonkers secretary, and Vincent Nolan of Auburn treasurer. The convention adopted a new constitution and 89 resolutions, including a push for HS 4495 to raise salaries and add vacation and uniforms.
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Frank Juttall
Troy
New York State
Joseph Fo Tine
Nelley Dietrict Assorialion
Canadian
Little Falls
Nottall
Seattle
Regissiter
Elmer M. Petz
Buffan
George W Goldswoth
Newark
Harry Trout
Jamaica
Herbert Gebhardt
Yonkers
Vincent Nolan
Auburn
Anna Warnock
Rosert A Warnock
Troy Post
Shela
Ethel 5
Rozelle
Binghamton
Mary Orekeay
Ethel McNaney
Elmora Ogecretray
Lucy Larue
Lucy Larue Jet Syracuse Treasurer and Mra lTsanella Goldsworthy
Robert Allmeyer
Flishing
Harald Demarest
Lockport
Charles Paul
East Aurora
Charles Keegan
Albany
Thomas Sullivan
Binghemton Robert, Moore
Syracuse
Harold Rovsiter
Rochester
Petz
Branch 3
Buffalo
Charles H. Dilton
Brooklyn
National Association
John W Schimdt
Milwaukee
Mutual Benefit Association
Philip Lepper
New York City
National Executive Board
Vehicle Bureau Begins Renewals At County Sites
County Clerk John S Finch announced renewals of automobile operator licenses began yesterday in outlying sections of Rensselaer County with the State Motor Vehicle Bureau and local offices. The schedule covered Stephentown Nassau Averill Park Ryemiller’s West Sand Lake Berlin Petersburg Barnhart’s Grafton and other sites with times from morning to afternoon. The 1981 Niagara Falls state convention was set by the K of C assembly yesterday.
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Rensselaer County
Ineal
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
John S&s Finch
Court House
County Finch
Stephentown
Nassau
Heensex
Park
Averil Park
Ryemillers
Weat
Weat Sand Lake
Berlin
Petersburg
Barnhart’s
Grafton
Record
Tun Weeke Aga
Finch
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Xiagare
Trev
Cornell
K of C
Assembly Hall
Niagara Falls
Expenditure report details RPI payments to City of Troy
Howell Jones releases final fiscal year report showing Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute paid 442360 to municipal government, including 4283971 in property taxes on real estate the institute does not use. The institute also funds campus services and police, with a 3500 rental authorized by trustees. Mayor Ahern lauds RPI as a key economic asset to Troy.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
City of
Troy
Institute
Howell Jones
Ure
Jones
John J. Ahern
Cstizem
Ahern
Rlf.e
Rescue Aided by Joseph E Walsh At Lake Sunapee
Joseph E Walsh of Troy aided in a dramatic rescue near Georges Mile New Hampshire last week as a mother and her two year old child were saved from a 15 foot well. He helped carry the family to safety with David Gordon and others assisting. The incident drew attention in the Springfrnd issue.
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Joseph E Wala
North Lake Avenue
Troy
Earl Dumont
Georges Mile
N. OH
Walsh
Lake Sunapee
No OH
Springfrnd
H. Mearning Union
Trojan
Dumont
Martin Mason
David Gordon West Newton
Maas
New Hampshire
Sandy Bute
Simmer
Geatrex Mills
Opinion Meter Debuts at Berlin Town Meeting
A town meeting at Berlin Central School will feature an opinion meter to record attendee views on a question. R J Pulling of the State Education Department will present the device with John Herring assisting and leading a question period. A ham supper begins at 7 pm, with town improvements on the agenda.
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Berlin
At & Pm
Wllam
Canfeld
R. J. Pulling
State Education Department
John Herring
Man Freed By Court After Apologizing
Daniel Navier 23 of 182 First Street apologized publicly to Patrolman Raymond J Hogan after an altercation in Troy. Navier had been charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly interfering with an officer at Broadway and Second Street where the officer’s watch was damaged. Judge Thomas J OConnor suspended the sentence after Navier agreed to repair the watch.
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Troy
Daniel Navier
First Street
Raymond J Hogan Aatier
Broadway
Second Street
Saylor
Paice
Thomas J O'Connor
Former Troy Man Renamed To Post With D.A.V. Group
Sibert Sharp of Albany is reappointed to the Disabled American Veterans post, following the 20th national convention in Cleveland. A former Troy resident, Sharp served on the Mexican border with Company A, 2nd New York Infantry, and in World War I with the 105th Infantry, where he was wounded. He has led New York State DAV since 1948 and is now state legislative chairman. The convention was presided by Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright.
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Albany
Mmemmite
Amer
David Bt. Brown
Mie le Steel
I Anne
Bharp
Albany D.av
DALY
Mharp
Cleveland
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Peasions
Troy
Second
New York Infantry
105Th Infantry
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