Frost Hurts County Apple Crop With Slim Pickings
Orchardists report a severe frost cutting Macintosh and Cortland yields by about half. Growers across the region describe losses, small crops, and a potential 3600 to 10000 bushels overall while noting drought and labor constraints and cautious optimism for good prices and export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles AL Breese
Charles AL Breese of ‘Breese’ Holfow About Six Miles From Hoosick Falls
Grechard
Cortlands Sant Fionantewearia
Breese
Vermont
Muitzeskill
Carl Lemke
Ben Davis
England
France
Classified Death Notices and Card of Thanks
Classified notices for deaths births and expressions of thanks move to this column. Readers will find the latest expressions of sympathy and obituary items gathered here for quick reference.
Troy Chamber Board Debates Postwar Plans
The Troy Chamber of Commerce board met at the Troy Club under Samuel W. MacCochrane to discuss postwar policy shifts including Social Security and a wartime employment tax concept from the Committee for Economic Development. The Retail Merchants' Bureau reported local V-E Day preparations and planned a meeting at The Hendrick Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Board of Dicenves
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Hrst
Troy Club
Samuel W. MacCochrane
United States Chamber of Commerce
Committee For Economic Development
James McKiernan
Retell Merchants’ Bureau
Germany
Reta Bureau
Hendrick Hudson
Guard Officers Map Fall Program For State Guard Units
A fall program outlines a battalion rifle match basketball teague bivouac and maneuvers with a ladies night tentatively arranged. Officers from Troy Cohoes and Hoosick Falls units plan a recruitment drive to reach full strength and men over thirty are sought. Col Lester C Higbee spoke at a post meeting and suggested a regimental dinner dance in spring. Major W Frank Leversee planned the dinner with Lieut Harold B Britton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Guard
Troy
Cohoes
Hoosick Falls
Lester C. Higbee
W. Frank Leversee
Harold B. Britton
Corinth Soldier Killed in Action In France
Sergeant Garnard Newkirk 19 of Corinth died in France on August 43 according to War Department wire. He enlisted in 1942, served briefly in the Navy, then volunteered for the Army and sailed overseas to England in July. He is survived by his parents and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Garnard Newkirk
Paul M. Newkirk
Corinth
Tamfites
War Department
Newkirk
France
Navy
Amay
England
Hazel
Shirley
Wilma
Frank J.carpenter
George Carpenter
Lower Allen Street
Hudson Falls
Rom
Harry J. Carpenter
Ralph 5
Squires
Ernest Sautres
Schuylersille
Mosley Named to Bank Board at Waterford
Louis Mosley of Friedrichson Brothers in Northside Waterford has been named to the Bank of Waterford board to fill the expired term of George Michon who resigned due to ill health. The appointment was announced yesterday by WB Bishop bank president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mosley
Friedrichson Brothers
Northside
Waterford
Bank of Waterford
Mosley
George Michon
I Bishop
Thirteenth Ward Canvassers Plan Meeting Tonight
Thirteenth Ward roll canvassers will meet at the ward headquarters at Sixth Avenue and Doaw Street today at 8 pm. Proceeds from a Sunday clamsteam at Trojan Post go to the honor roll fund. A benefit social is set for tomorrow at 7 pm at Trojan Post rooms on Glen Avenue hosted by Raymond Gove er with all proceeds to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Ward
Sixth Avenue
Doaw Street
Trojan Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walsh Association
At & P.m
Glen Aveniue
Reymond Gove
Mass for Whitehall Officer Samuel Frandine
A funeral mass honors First Lieut Samuel Frandine son of Mr and Mrs Carl Frandine with a solemn requiem at Our Lady of Angels Church Whitehall A at 9 30 am tomorrow Rev Thomas McBride officiating assisted by Rev Joseph H Pelletier Reverend Hey Thomas Dr Lenahan and others. Frandine was wounded in France on August 7 and died the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frandine
Carl Frandine
Whitehall
Our Lady of Angels Church
Thomas
McBride
Joseph H. Pelletier
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Hey
Lenahan
St. Anto's Church
Fort Ann
Will Bo
Frandine
France
Trinity Episcopal Fellowship Elects Officers
Miss Wilma Dedicoat was elected president of the Young People's Fellowship at Trinity Episcopal Church. Filford Steiner became vice president, Leonard Wiles treasurer, and Miss Ruth Mortigan secretary. Plans include Vesper services in the church and a movie benefit next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Dedicoat
Young People’s Fellowship
Trinity Episcopal Church
Filford Steiner
Leonard Wiles
Ruth Mortigan
Waterford Gardens Win Prizes In Victory Garden Contest
Alphonse R. Bellerose and Ernest E. Floyd win prizes in The Record's Victory Garden contest. Bellerose, of Troy, reports two by fifteen foot plots at Waterford with abundant cucumbers tomatoes corn and cabbage. Joan Bellerose, a 15 year old student, helped, and Ernest Floyd's small garden yielded 110 quarts of tomatoes and other preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse F
Selteroze
Joan
Fig Vieto
Waterford
E. Flord
Strees
Fiecord
Bellerose
Second Avenues
Troy
Victory Farn
Prospect Hill
Ernest Floud
Engineers Plan Series Of Lectures In Three Cities
A Troy Albany Schenectady area engineering group laid out a season of dinner talks by prominent engineers. The first regular meeting will be at the Locomotive Club in Schenectady featuring a diesel locomotive talk by an American Locomotive Co. representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Engineers of
New York
Troy-Albany-Schenectady
Society
Locomotive Club
Schenectady
American Locomotive Co
Arsenal
Leon Dwyer
Gan Plait
Peter Glen-Eyck
la W
Curler D. Perry
Troy Stag Products Co
Troy
Albany
Ditmer
Sanford J. Pitcher Dies After Long Illness
Sanford J. Pitcher a lifelong resident of Rensselaer County died at home on Mountain View Avenue Brunswick after a long illness He operated an oil distribution business for years and previously ran a farm Two sons including Sergei Donald J Pitcher wounded in France is hospitalized in England His wife Miss Edith Anselment two sisters and three brothers survive Funeral arrangements are incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford J. Pitcher
Rensselaer County
Mountain “View Avenue
Brunswick
Pitcher
Mountain View
Spring A Avenues
Sérei
Donald J. Pitcher
England
France
Edith Anselment
Charles E. Cranes
Wymnamskill
Elatra
Trog
Poesienkill
David Dixef
Lnghem
Witingham
Bicycle and Auto Collision Injures Boy in Troy
Report from the Traffic Bureau states a boy collided with a car at Hoosick Street and Reid Avenue. Robert Carhart, 33, treated for a bruise at Troy Maspral by Dr. Joseph Padaline. The driver said she was proceeding west when the boy ran into the car’s right front fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carhart
Taylor Court
Troy
Joseph Padaline
Stepelete
Mary Hickey
Park Avenue
New York
Hoosick Street
Reid! Avenue
Aled
Bov
Reid ‘Avenue
Tax Reports on Three Estates Filed Inheritance Estates
Tax reports filed on the estates of Hanora Malone, Thomas J Malone, and Joanna Waitekus list various asset totals and tax amounts. Hanora Malone’s estate taxed at 2136. the others show no tax. Administrators were named, with distributions planned among multiple heirs, including Maione, Waitekus, and Miles heirs, in Troy and Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanora v. Malone
Joan Waitekus
Edward J. Poland
I. Surrogate
Hanora Melone
Maione
Troy
Thomas M
Mary L Maione
Greas
Thomas M. Malone
Edward L. Sugent
Hoosick Falls
Anny A
Alvera J. Wattehus
Julia Miles
Troi
Helen Seipel
Mount Vernon
Albert W. Joseph
Edward W
Casmer J. Waitekus
Hoosick
Anthony J. Waitekus
John W.waitekus
the Anny
Anna A. Waitekus
Sylvester E. Scott
State hails consolidation of schools and central districts
Edwin R. VaenNbeeck, commissioner of the State Education Department, says the state has seen 4,300 fewer districts since 1935, with 1,254 districts forming 13 new central schools. Consolidation boosts efficiency, allows teachers to specialize, broadens curricula, and lowers local tax rates despite added enrichments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cew
Edwin R. VaenNbeeck
State Education Department
VaenHleeck
Pew Central Schools
Aj Jelerk
van Kleeck
Thieves Take 3060 From Glens Falls Bus Depot Safe
Burglars stole a 50 pound safe containing 2006 in cash several thousand dollars in War Bonds and jewels from a Glens Falls bus terminal and newsroom operated by Hertwell A yesterday. Police found the scene after a back window was pried and the safe removed. Other break ins include the Walter A Chambers law office theft of 60 in negotiable paper and 40 in cash from a nearby restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertwell A
Glens Falls
Walter A. Chambers
Steaung J
Troy Man Aboard First Heavy Bomber Reaches Sixty Pacific Missions
A ground crew member from 4 Charles E. Davis Street served aboard the B 2 Liberstar, the first heavy bomber to complete sixty Central Pacific combat missions. The crew included Lieut Andrew Patrick pilot, Lieut Howard Ascough navigator, Lieut Alvin Kersten bombardier, Lieut James Watson co pilot, Sergi Richard Bartlett engineer, and Sergi Carmine Biondi top crew. The aircraft dropped 350 tons of bombs on Japanese island outposts and suffered no combat fatalities among crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Man
Central Pacific
A .Troy
Charles E. Davis
Paniel
Associated Press
Ir Army
Davis
Wal
Japen Island
Andrew Patrick
Wreatlipe
Marianag
Sions
Bolivar
Bat craWs
Bolitar
Patrick
Howard MM. Ascough, Jr
Philadelphia
Alvin W. Kersten
Tonawanda
Bardier
Tlieut
James W. Watson
Memphis
S Sergi
Richard G. Bartlett
Long Island
N.Y
Carmine Biondi Brooklyn
Exempt Firemen Plan For Annual Memorial
Plans for the 33th annual Memorial services of the Exempt Firemen's Association were taken up at a Monday evening meeting at the Osgood Steamer House. The services will be Oct 1 at 7 pm at the Sc vence Church with readings and a procession to the church. The committee, led by Chief Carl A. Smith, includes Jos Muthel Jo an Reber OTT Fred A. Beck and others, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exempt Firemen's Association
Troy Elxs
Sc Vence
Osgood Steamer House
Cansi Avenue
Nesd
Carl A. Smith
Nonor
Jos Muthel
Joan Reber Ott
Fred A. Beck
Casey and Tacos
Rer
Everett of
Wees Adjeusnet
Railroad M O A Auxiliary to Elect Officers
The Railroad M O A Auxiliary plans to meet at Mrs. Leland Wadsworth’s home to elect officers for the coming year. A centennial celebration is planned with Work birthday remarks and a membership drive to begin that day in the second floor room of the Railroad MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland “Wadsworth
Wil Bel
M. OG. A
State Will Survey Poll Practices Across New York
Attorney General Nathan Goldsday announced a state survey of election poll practices as part of a broader effort by the Election Frauds Bureau. He noted the bureau, created in 1934, operates with cooperation from a special grand jury investigating Albany County crime during Governor Dewey’s inquiry. Herlands planned regional visits to Troy Syracuse Jamestown Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan’ E. Goldsyeie
Tree guversaSong
Eaor
Hetlands
Troy
Uttea
Syracuse
Binghamton
Jamestown
Avanna
Buffaio
Niagera
New York City
Golds
Dewey
Albany
Tein
Herlands
St Patrick's Parish Card Party Planned
A meeting of committees for the card party to benefit St Patrick's Church was held in the parish auditorium. Rev M Anneth Doyle opened the meeting and Edward J Rowan, general chairman, presided. Reports indicated a successful affair is expected and the next meeting was announced for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Church
M.anneth Doyle
Edward J. Rowan
Reilly Tops League in Continued Series Victory
Reilly clinched the league lead in a continued series over Bar Robert W. Ames, with Ames posting 3333 in the contest.
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Smith Schodack
Smith
Sean
Troy Chamber Board
Trinity Episcopal Fellowship
Waterford Garden
Wen Rey AE
Second Avenue
E. Flond
Ninth Street
S. Costes
Alphonse R. Bellerose
Ernest E. Floyd
iFor
Waterford Gardens
Las
Hotel
Rita
Bartle
Resent
St. Patrick's Parish
William Leesow
Giss Luckow
Averill Fark
Basie
Odds and Ends
Wes
The
Manufacturers National Bank of
Trey
Franklin Square
Broadway
Third
Second Ave
Teteral Deseex Insurance Corporation
Oakwood Cemetery
Trey Foe
Bankiet
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