Veterans Must Obey Speed Laws in Troy Court
In Troy Police Court Judge James F. Byron fined seven soldiers and locals for speeding and related offenses. Joseph Hotoran, failing to renew his operator license, received the same treatment after stating his license expired a day prior. Other fined individuals include George Trout, William Bubbel, Coboes, Chris Han non, Joseph Alberino, Joseph Wetchiller, James M. Felger and George Moloney, with Williams of Pittsford pleading not guilty and case adjourned. Traffic officers Bealey OGrady Claessen and Burke led the arrests.
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Joseph Hotoran
We George Street
Corces
Trafic
Martin Burke
How
Lcense
Troy
Batk
Honorsa
George Trout
Jacot Street
Wiliam Bubbel
Ontario Street
Coboes
Chris Hannon
Delmar
Joseph Alberino
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Wetchiller
Wsth
James M. Felger
Hoosick Street
George Moloney
Lawrence Williams
Pitts
William L. Bealey
Harry W. O'Grady
Frederick J. Claessen
Martin L Burke
Take Heed If You're Moving
James Marlow reports on the postwar migration surge as thousands plan moves after wartime dislocations. The piece notes heightened demand on moving services, limited truck availability, and industry strain, with about 45.3 million people moving during the war and 7.8 million crossing state lines.
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James Marlow
Jenn James
Alexandra
Ft Town
Alexandria
Jenn Smith
Smith
John Zilch
Zilch
Smzith
Jones
Hagerstown
Trat
Zich
Ove
Rowan
Arill
Census Bureau
Harshly scattered family notes in Pownal and nearby towns
Pownal resident Harold Harper visits his aunt Agnes Wood in Burgess Roed Bennington. Grant Pratt and wife visit Denver. James de la Fuente returns to New York before resuming a music post at Hendrix College in Arkansas. Heosac Valley home demonstration meets at Mrs Elizabeth Flate home with Mrs Mariog Harris leading “Selecting the Pattern.”
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Pownal
Harold Harper
Agnes Wood
Burgess Roed
Bennington
Grant Pratt
Pratt
Denver
Col
Lieutenant Pratt
W. M. Pratt
James de la Fuente
New York
Arkansas
Hendrix College
Heosac Valley
Sirs
Elizabeth Flate
Lower Main Street
Mariog
Harris
Third Woman Dies After Silver Creek Accident
A third death from a Sunday Silver Creek highway tragedy at Brant hospital. Frances Dau ria aged 58 died after injuries. Grace Sutace 52 died at the scene. Elmer Matthews of Essex Center, Vermont, and local residents were noted in a nearby report.
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Silver Creek Uet
Little Highways
Brant
Busia
Antonette Anza
Silver Creek
Frances Idauria
Grace Sutaca
Congressman Reed Urges Tax Reform to Boost Reconversion
Congressman Daniel A Reed of New York urged Congress to pass a tax law to spur reconversion and create jobs for the unemployed. He called for an across the board tax relief including a 30 percent horizontal cut after hostilities end, plus exemptions to aid small firms and promote new enterprise.
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Record Newspapers
Washington, D.C
Daniel A Reed
New York
Congress
Europe
jJapan
Reed
Germany
Japan
Hesso
Army
Navy
Air Force
Reed criticizes New Deal taxes stalling relief and jobs
Congressman Reed argues that high tax loads under prior policies hinder new employment and revenue while urging a shift to stimulate the economy. He notes many tax bills enacted since the New Deal and says expert opinions vary on provisions, stressing relief to attract capital and prevent a postwar disaster.
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Utey
Activitien
Breville
Reed
Rex Bitte
Chapter TQ meet at Lansingbirg Masonic Temple
The Arst Feil meeting of Palestine Chamer C E S will be held in Lansingbirg Masonic Temple at 8 pm tomorrow. Step up night observed. Accordion music by Robert Tobin. Mrs Grace Jennings worthy matron and William C Groesbeck worthy patron will preside.
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Palestine
Chamer
Lansingbirg
Masonic Temple
I Po
Robert Tobin
jGrace Jennings
William C. Groesbeck
Ships Damaged In Okinawa Battle Reported
Navy dispatches describe heavy losses in the Okinawa campaign with 23 ships sunk or damaged. Japanese suicide planes contributed to Dutch- honor losses, including battleships carriers and many destroyers. Overall casualties totaled around 6,000 including missing or dead.
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Okinawa
Washington
Kaosikaze
Okinawa Cay
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings
Shushan Archie McCollum hosted by the Meta s Miss Selma Anderson of Waterbury and Miss Nathena Cramer of Cambridge visited Colla area. Mrs. Mary Geliv returned from Boston to her home. Numerous dinners and weekend stays around Jonestown and nearby towns are listed, with religious services planned by Rev. J L Caughey and Rev Paul Reynolds. Girl Scouts elected officers Elinor Gray secretary, Susan Lind treasurer, Dianne Roberson scribe.
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Sarah Fleming
Jennie Maguire
Charlotte Guild
Josteph Guild
Guild
Satem
John Bievena
Proigx
John Stevens
Loveland
John Jackson
Marshall Hanks Farm
Piece
Dunn Place
Brete Road
Mirs
Wesley Montgomiery
Bennington
End
Harold Harrington
Daugh‘jter
Bogert, Vi
Dodbin Farm
Clark Wilde
Schenectady
Mary Bodkin
Cossarunai
Clark Twright
Brs
Ida McLenithan
Jane
Ethel
Thames
Thomas MecLesithan
Sam Watkins
Anaglassi
Elinor Gray
Saecretary
Susan Lind
Dianne Roblerson
J. L. Caughey
Ciens
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James. F. Byron
Aome
Syracuse
Komia
Troop 8
Boy Scouts of America
St. Augustine's School
O'Brien
Mrs. O'Brien
B. M. LaFollett
Canada
Elmer Natthews
Essex Center
Guy Matthews
Sgt
Howard
Laurens
Berger
Frank Dobbin
Caleb Driscoll
Lois Hiecke
Jamaica
Hattenhill
Bobbig Driscoll
Caroline iCenter
Ronald B. Thompson
Great V. Thompson
D.B. Thompson &Son
First St
Troy, N. Y
Siena College
Loubonville, N. Y
New York State Education. Department
Certified Public Accountants
Albany
Watervliet
Tan Lewison
Terrence
Bil
Larry
Bill
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