Arsenal Foremen Installed at Watervliet Arsenal Foremen's Association
Officers were installed at the Brat entering of the Watervliet arsenal Foremen's Association. Raymond Mealey acted as installing officer. Joseph Degen became president with Thomey Whaley as vice president, Charles McOmsex as recording secretary, Edward S. Webster as secretary and Edward King as treasurer. Gilbert Gillespie spoke on war situation. A magic demonstration by Arthur Stuarts was enjoyed along with songs by George Pratt and Ralph MM. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by Richard Walsh. Gratton entertained the retirement gifts, and Jane Cain of Payroll returned from New York while Bernice Farresu resumed work after Saratoga Lake vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet Arsenal
Little Wheater
Prest
Broadway Drading
Raymond Mealey
Joseph Degen
Thomey Whaley
Charles McOmsex
Gece Ong Wice
Edward S. Webster
Edward King
Brig Gem al G. Gillespie
Delehy
Richard Wallsh
Arthur Stuarts
George Pratt
Ralph MM. Bacon
Richard Walsh
Camp Kearney Notes and Army WAC News Roundup
WAVES and WACs at Camp basic training in Georgia and New York area report duty, leave, and promotions. Chief petty officer WH Yam S Drake and others from Payroll are mentioned. several personnel return from war duties and vacations. A League forms with many members. various staff attend meals, blood donations, and social events. Promotions, relocations, and hospital stays are noted alongside family news and weekend visits to Detroit, New York, and San Diego.
Assessments Adjourned in Rensselaer Court Actions
Thirty one writs of certiorari seeking reductions on Fear estate property were adjourned to November 2 by Justice Pierce at the September term of the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County. The adjournment awaits Appellate Division guidance on whether a single referee will oversee all cases or a special referee will be appointed. Several adjournments to next month included matters involving Fred & Grose and Rose Grant against Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co. Attorneys for both sides argued over failure to serve a bill of particulars. Additional adjournments and divorce actions were noted as the court prepared to review evidence and await a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear Estate
Tals City
Pierce
Russet
Supreme Court
Renssetuexy
Cime
Rensselaer County
Fred & Grose
Rose Grant
Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co
Ar Onder
Plestiffs
Mackrell & Ranney
Mesnig, Koplovitz & Curley
Gross
Daniel H Prior
Grant
Helen Sheehan
Russell Sheehan
Chambers
Mee C. Hopkins Ly
Clarence T. Hopkins
Caroline
ML Pabricus
Alfred W. Fabricius
Philip A. Fisher
Mildred N_ Fisher
Desmond Fears Crime Increase in Youth Reform
New York state Senator Thomas Desmond warned early action is needed to equip the state to prevent a surge in youth crime after the war. He criticized existing reforms as overcrowded and ineffective, urging a reintroduced youth correction authority that would oversee evaluation, age-specific classification, and flexible treatment, including detention and diagnostic centers, hostels, and training camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Thomas €. Desmond
Newburg
Desmond
Senate
DHS
Fines levied in gambling case mix near Federal Street
Two men faced fines under New York gambling laws. James Byron was fined 900 dollars for alleged violations. Edward J. Dwyer received 200 dollars and John Turine 100 dollars on charges stemming from a “crap game” near Federal Street. Three related charges were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Byron
New York State
Dist
Atty
Barles
Wiley
Edward J. Dwyer
Federal Street
John Turine
Ration point losses prompt adjustment provisions
The District Office of Price Administration announced retailers may apply for adjustments if point losses exceed PA percent of inventories due to removal of processed foods from rationing. Most canned vegetables spreads and salt except catsup and chili sauce are removed from rationing. Certificates may be issued to cover the difference between point value of the inventory Sunday and 75 percent of the retailer’s current allowable stock, lifting net profit to meet needs. Losses occur when points are removed from commodities paid for by retailers, who must sell without consumer payments.
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District Office of Price Administration
OPA
Letters Granted On Estate Left By Schodack Man
Two wills were admitted to probate in Rensselaer County court by Judge Edward J. Donohue. Rae or Rivele of Schodack Landing and Margaret L. White of Troy died June and June 28, leaving estates over 5 000 dollars. Rae left everything to widow Lilian A. Steele for life or during remarriage, then to three daughters Ruth Steele of Schodack Landing Elizabeth Breest of Schodack Landing Marion S. Graves of New York and John R. Steele of Schodack Landing. Attorneys Drumm and Callan represent the estate. White’s estate goes to cousin Charles B. Gilmore of 6 First Avenue. Frederick C. Willey is attorney. Letters of administration also granted on estate of Peter Marshall who died in Texas May 1944. Marshall’s 5 000 estate goes to Janet A. Wallace Agnes M. Esper and John Themes Marshall of Glasgow Scotland. Willey attends.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Rae/Rivele
Sehodack Landing
Margaret L. White
Troy
Ruth
Steele
Schodack Landing
Elizabeth & Breest
Marion S. Graves
New York
John
Schodiack Landing
Janet AL Wallace
Sixth Avenue
Agnes M. Esper
Kingston
John and
Thetnes Marshall
Glasgow
Scotland
Mx. Willey
Spanish War Veterans Back Legislation At Thursday Meeting
The United Spanish War Veterans at the Marcus D. Russell Camp on Broadway voted unanimous approval for a resolution urging legislation and other measures to aid men and women who served in the war. World War Commander George TF Reinoeni presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Marcus D. Russel
United
George TF. Reinoeni
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Arsenal
Merz
Cora Powell
Howe Gratton
Jane Cain
Payroll
Bernice Farresu
Saratoga Lake
Sek
Pyr
Jane
E. V. Tolentino
Will Hola
Erecante
Fourth Street
Trey Oppéalte
Taeatras
PMH
A. G. Gillespie
E. F. Young
Kiley
WAVES
Whyam S. Drake
Mary T. Meehan
Grace Myrett
Eleanor Mononan
Helen Heiferen
Kay Brown
Ed O'Connor
James O'Connor
Fred Smith
Daisy Burberry
I Memorial Hospital
Grace Paine
Albany’ “Hospital
Margaret Garhardt
Sheme
The
Merchant Marine
Donis Hockerson
Detroit
Mick
Elmer Anderson
Gloria
Mosier
League
Forth McKenzie
Pat Caliadas
Viola Schweigert
Betty Kennie
Angela Fazio
Ann Lesko
Ann Howes
Marie Prothers
Frances Kilmer
Doris Rachel
Kay Fiez
Patrick
Mary Confrey
Viola Schweigart
Hubert
Wwe
Frances Daley
Jack Daley
San Diego
Tank Shop
Anne Cassidy
Alice Withur
Eleanor Stevens
Dottie Istenes
Francis McGrath
Otto Madsen
Nicholas Clemente
Willem Meer
Mary McDermott
Grace Reilly
Anne Gonyeau
Mary Valente
Deitie Kenosian
Jono Beremann
Seaman Secon
Yis
Ithe Arsenal
Tai Anne Mangruin
Josephina Funk
Anne Jeffery
Helen Marts
Earl Butcher
Frank
Connolly
Fort Bélvoir
Stan Vogelsang
Howard Jacons
Dutch Windelspecht
Ed Mowery
Fred Gernau
John Noonan
Ser’ Ah, White
Salvatore Turino
Francis’ Milczarek
Edna Jalets
George Blair
Chris Confrey
Merize Corps
Camp Kearney
Cal
Frank Cook
Oatitis
Pie
Wallace RR. Cook
Cook
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Guam
Fie Service
Mat Kulzer
Essie Murray
Rutland
Ethel Rogers
Kenneth Gilmore
Jo Gilmore
Warehouse
Tur Jough
Camp LeCall
W.C
Mike Connors
Ben Carson
Harry Cox
Arsenal Tool Design Association
Federal Employees’ Association
A Moe
Mery Lyons
Paul la Greenwell
Kathryn Kirk
Catherine Sanhein
Harriet Wixted
Anne Irons
Marie Devine
Hattie Weatherwax
Emma Mackey
Nog Housé
Mary Tompking
Mary Kuzmick
the Pines
Green Island
Alex Macth
Nick
George Stebbins
Joan Dooley
Kay James
al Machaick
Esicht
Viv. Machaick
Frances Gorman
Georgiana Herald
Ann Leicht
Mike
Beile Caulfield
Gossard
Kelly
Fulton Street
Trom 590
Kelly Shop
Fulton ST
Kewport News
Atlantic
Big Car
Schodack
Pres Rip
Health
Yorke
M.D. Peter
Socialist Labor Party
Arla A. Albaugh
Sxunrs
Pinafores
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