Four Arrested Fined After Troy Gambling Court Session
Four men arrested on August 6 by county detective Timothy L. Col les and deputy sheriff Timothy J. Meho te y pleaded guilty in Troy Police Court before Judge James F. Byron. They were fined $5 each for violating Penal Law section 464. Separate case involved Edward Dwyer charged with violations tied to horse race betting. Witnesses included Captain Esen Eaton and Asst. D Atty Robert Murray. Adjournments were set for Sept 19 and Sept 15 to allow additional witnesses.
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Earle J. Wiley
Troy
James F. Byron
Federal
Front Streets
Jacob Streicbter
Fifth Avenue
Max Chodixer
Fulton Street
Witham
Bruce
Tris
Edward Dwyer
Sista Avenue
Esuen Eaton
Kenneth Fake
Central Police
Stalion
Dwyer
Rapiain
Diwyer
Eaton
Morning Telegraph
Light Reign
Divyer
Jersey
Federal Street
Curley
Asst. Dist. Atty
Robert Murray
Albany
Light Reigh
Thomas J. O’connor
Murray
District Attorney's Office
Harold Harriman
Mahoney
Snow flurry blankets Utica as cold wave grips New York
Snow flurries sweep Utica signaling the first fall chill. Overnight lows drop statewide with Binghamton recording the coldest spot while Albany and New York report around 60 degrees.
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Utica
Albany
New York State
Binghamton
Mercury
Elmira
Fort Plain
Canton
Buttain
Newburg
New York
Howland Enlists in Army Air Corps Enlisted Reserve
H L Howland 17 son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B Howland of Altony Saratoga Road leaves for the University of Delaware to join the Army Air Corps Enlisted Reserve under the Army Specialized Training Program. He is a Waterford High School class of 1943 graduate and has completed two semesters of pre engineering at Siena College.
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H. Howland
Mer
Frank B. Howland
Altony-Saratoga Road
University of Delaware
Army
Air Corps
Howland
Waterford High School
Siena College
Louden
Knights of Columbus To Set Up Education Trust
Troy Council 176 reports the 69th Supreme Council meeting in Toronto approved a educational trust fund of 1 million dollars for the children of Knights who lose their lives or are disabled due to World War II service. The plan follows the War Act committee chair Judge Joan J. Swift and other officials.
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Troy Council
Eights of Columbus
Supreme Council
Toronto
James ¥. Daley
Toronta
Knights of Columbus
Committee On War Act
Joan J. Swift
Preme Knight
Francis P. Matisin
Joseph Thews
Ru Rev. Cetarr
L Mgr
Leo M. Finn
F. Lami
Sec
MM Hart
Italian Internee Finds Work in Troy Fruit Store
An Italian sailor who was interned on the West Coast for four years has moved to Troy to work in the Sonsini fruit store through his brother in law Felix Sonsini of 12 King Street. Lupine learns English and hopes to reach his wife and children in Italy.
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Troy
Italy
Soseph Lupine
Felix Sonsini
King Street
Sonsini
Lupine
Naples
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