Mother of Two Children Fatally Burned at Home
Mrs. James M. Hartley, 28, died from shock and extensive burns after a home fire believed caused by smoking in bed. Husband found her unconscious as flames consumed a bedroom. he rescued their two sons, James 8 and Joseph 7, and called for help. Coroner reserved decision pending State Police investigation. Funeral arrangements given.
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James M. Hartley
Samaritan Hospital
Lord Avenue
Syeanay
Charles J. Cote
State Police
Cote
Hartley
Tele- Phone Co
James
Joseph
Hanies
William C. Preston
New York State Guard
Lasalle Institute
Tafe Avenue
Br. Hartley
Preston
Bath Ingalls
Pumper
Fre Department
Tros P
Gertrude Malone
Edward 3. Malone
Troy
Our Lady of Victory Church
Robert
Joseph Malone
Aimy
Gerard Malone
Marine Corps
Parker Brothers Memorial
Broadway
Watervitet
Our Lady of Victory
St. Mary's Cemetery
Glasgow flyer Lyon visits Troy during USO leave
Acting Leading Airman James R. Lyon of Glasgow now serving in the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm visited Troy last week after meeting a Glasgow friend in Albany. He stayed with Mr and Mrs Alex Gailey in Syeaway to see their granddaughter Miss Jean Hodge. Lyon, stationed at Kingston Ontario for pilot training, praised the USO and other Troy helpers before a chance reunion with Royal Air Force air craftsman John S. Nutt. Lyon expects to receive his wings soon and then return to England for further training.
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James R. Lyon
Glasgow
Scotland
Fleet Air Arm
Royal Navy
Troy
USC
Kingston
Ont
USO
John S Nutt
Royal Air Force
Nutt
Al-bany
Lyon
Canada
England
County W. C. T. U. Elect Tuesday in Rensselaer
New officers of the county W C T U will be elected at the evening session of the annual convention Tuesday. Mrs Harriet L Doyle, county president, opens at 3 p.m. with devotions and memorial service. Reports and presentations follow in the afternoon. Mrs Davie addresses delegates. Evening program at 7 45 features devotions by Mrs Emma Baucus and a musical program led by Mrs Cora Lund. Executive committee meets at 7 p.m. during supper.
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Rensselaer County
W. Cc. A
Harriet L. Doyle
Willollow
Davie
Emma Baucus
Cora Lund
Antlerless Deer Hunting Rules Outlined by State
State Conservation Commissioner John A. White outlines the antlerless deer season in 25 counties. The special experimental season allows shooting of antlerless deer defined as any deer under horn length of three inches. Hunters may hold both a special license and a regular deer license for horned deer above three inches. Applications for the special licenses must be filed with the county clerk by the end of the month. successful applicants will be notified by mail after proper card submission. The fee is not to be sent with the application.
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John A. White
Hunt licensing rules and antlerless deer permits described
The notice states licenses will be granted by the department with public drawings. If applications are fewer than licenses, all applicants receive permits. Applications restricted to one county. Landowners may hunt without a license on their property but need a special antlerless deer license even on their own land. Minors under 16 cannot hunt antlerless deer.
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Ition
Murphy Heads Honor Roll Group
The Thirteenth Ward Honor Roll Committee met Thursday at Scnngi i 10 to plan erection of the honor roll. Officers elected include Jeffers Murphy as chairman, Mrs. Jennie Crandall as co chairman, Alexander Baynes as secretary, and Harry McClure as canvassing chairman. Next meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at School 1.
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Thirteenth Ward
Jeffers Murphy
Jennie Crandall
Cochairman
Alexander Baynes
Harry McClure
Civil War Veteran To Be Chairman At Dedications
Frank Cooley, a 96 year old Civil War veteran from Rensselaer He gnts New York, is invited as honorary chairman for tomorrow’s dedication of two North Greenbush honor rolls. The Wynantskill roll will be unveiled at 2 pm with the band and Dissoway as chairman. DeFreent ville roll at 4 pm with Dooley as chairman, both programs identical.
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Frank Cooley
Vetgren
Rensselaer
Orbush
Wynantskill
DeFreentville
North Greenbush
William Dissoway
Bernard Dooley
Freestville Honor Rolls and War Service Roster
North Greenbush honor rolls list all local armed forces members with three gold stars for the fallen Rag Nach Greenbush names, and include two nurses Roberta Jordan and Exleen G Harrington in the service. State Sen Hastines and Supervisor Finch to speak at ceremonies in Wynantskill and DeFreestville. Berkshire Inn and Bryant House at Great Barington sold to James J. Joyce for about 100000, with Yeaple as first mortgage holder.
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Berkshire Inn
Bryant House
Great Baritington
James J. Joyce
M. Joyce
Great Basington
Olde Egremont Corp
Fran Henry R. Yeaple
Brooklyn
Bell Metal Nets $1,070 in City Revenues from 1942 Report
City Comptroller Edward J. Rowan’s 1942 annual report notes $1,070.52 from sale of bell metal scrap salvage after the old Troy City Hall bell fell to the basement during a October 28, 1934 mishap. The piece count and sale rationale reflect federal scrap drives and other miscellaneous revenues for 1942, including taxes, licenses, rentals, and surplus property sales.
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Troy City Hall
Hearing City
Edward Jo Rowan
Neu Frem
Citys Hall Tower
City Hai
Department of Public
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Husband
Glasgow Flyer
Pharhive
Muhlfelder’s
Leonora
Bur
Wade Moiselle
Third St
Beautul Berets—‘Ashon Favories
Prassea Chevron
Exqross Shoes
Cate
Ver
Fomows
Red Cross Eee
Naihead
BRC
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