Sage Lists Guest Artists For Season
Sage College announces a subscription season featuring four guest artists and two plays at the Lintte Theater Troy area residents may apply for seats after Monday. Highlights include Hester Howe, Ruth A. Darnon, Lilavath, Marc Slonim, Hung Ai Mei, and a student production of Twelfth Night with two showings, plus Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremelles Association
Fussell Sage College
Jeanette Clark
Ansoanced
College Lintte Theater
Kirst Street
Troy Area
Dramatics Association
Russellure College
Inas
India
Troy
Openlaz
Hester Howe
Jike Rush Draper
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Miss Howe
Unis
London
White House
Estland Famil
Ruth A. Darnon
Russell Sage
Liatati
United States
Sesson
Iss Lilavath
Burma
Marc Slonim
Russia
Slonim
Petrograd
Florence
America
Moliere
Invatie
George William Smith
Speech and Dramatics Deparment
Fussell Sage
China
Hung Ai-Mei
Hung
Woodside Church Club Hosts Corn Roast and Social
Woodside Fellowship Club and families held a corn roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Bell on Vandenburg Avenue. The club plans a Halloween social in Woodside Presbyterian Chapel Monday October 30 at 8 pm with A Leroy Bruce as chair. Next meeting Friday October 90 in the chapel with Mrs T C Wells as refreshment chair and Milton Dobert as entertainment chair.
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Woodside Fellowship Club
Howard Bell
Vandenburg Avenue
Chib
Woodside Presbyterian Church
A. Leroy Brrce
T. C. Wells
Milton Dobert
Sixth Avenue Woman Named Son's Guardian
County Judge Harry E. Clinton appointed Mrs. Mabel Davis of 1635 Sixth Avenue guardian for her minor son Lawrence Haywood to institute legal action against the Troy Boys' Club. The boy was injured February 10, 1944, while in the Troy Boys Club building on State Street.
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Harry E. Clinton
Mabel Davis
Sixth Avenue
Guardian
Lawrence Haywood
Troy Boys’ Club
Tno
Mesnig
Koplovitz & Curley
the Guardian
Haxwood
Troy Boys’ Clip
State Street
City Asked To Cut Three Assessments
Two non residents of New York State owning real estate in the city secured writs of certiorari from Supreme Court Justice Harry E. Schirics of Kingston after the Municipal Assessment and Tax Department order for reductions. William L. Huger of Avanta Ga owner of the Dorder Building 406 River Street seeks lower main building valuation from 30000 to 24000 and rear structure from 47000 to 34200. Marion T. Sibbernsen of Omaha Neb owner of a one story Warehouse at the foot of Mearee Street asks city valuation of 3900 reduced to 4140. Both writs are returnable at a special term of Supreme Court for Rensselaer County on Nov. IT. Draper and Bartle are the attorneys for each owner.
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New York
Btate
Supreme Court
Harry E. Schirics
Kingston
AasegsieEt
Williem EL Huger
Avanta
Im. River Street
Broadway
Tee
Marion T. Sibbermsen
Omaha
Mearee Street
Wim Bf Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Draper
Bartle
Mayor to Seek Adjournment of Bus Hearing
Mayor John J. Ahern will appear before the State Public Service Commission to seek postponement of two hearings on United Traction Co. bus route extension along South Lake, Euclid and Rankin Avenues. The request cites wartime material restrictions and aims to align with a federal memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
State Public Service Commission
United Traction Co
South Lake
Rankin Avenues
Federal
Office of Defense Transportation
Ahern
South Lake Avenue
Hoosick Street
Euclid Avene
Eucld
Rankin Avenue
Rankin
Euclid
Syeaway
Common Council
Frederick S. Miller
Fourteenth Ward
Rankin and
Euclid Avenues
Henry J Miller Receives Commission As Second Lieutenant
Lieut Henry J Miller son of Mrs Mae Miller and the late Joseph W Miller formerly of Troy recently graduated from Advanced Navigation School at Ellington Field Texas and was commissioned a second lieutenant He is a nephew of Mr and Mrs Joseph K McKeon of 205 Madison Street Miller attended George Washington College and was a member of the Newman Club He is awaiting assignment at Tampa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Miller
Mae Miller
Jooseph W. Miller
Troy
Advanced
Ellington Field
Tex
Joseph K. McKeon
Madison Street
Miller
George Washington College
Newman Club
Tampa, Fla. 7
J. Arba Brenerstuhl
A. J. Brenenstuhl
Church Street
Hoosick Falls
Army
Midland Army Field
Brenenstuhl
Army Air Corps
Berlin Camp Fire Girls Plan Meeting for Fall
The second group of Camp Fire Girls in Berlin will meet this afternoon to elect officers and set fall plans. They recently held a picnic at Babcock Lake with Miss North Shaw, guardian, and Mrs. Leslie Crandat, assistant guardian.
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Berlin
Gdakanya
Camp Fire Girls of
Babcock’ Lake
Northa Shaw
Leslie Crandat
Svardian
Personnel notes from wartime homefront
Percy ali S Sergt John J Barringer leads transport for a P 3B listing fighter group cited for outstanding performance over Steyr Austria April 2 wearing the blue and gold Distinguished Unit Citation ribbon. Lieut Vincent Comella in an England hospital after fighting in France with the 116th Infantry 29th Division. Pfc Clifford Barringer of Troy and others from local firms and families in service with various Army Navy and Marine units through federal wartime postings. Seaman John Thomas Ross returned from Greenland observing his birthday with his parents. Aviation radioman Walter W Wil snack trained at Memphis Naval Air Tech Center and Colgate College prior to service. Raymond Nible meteorologist on leave from Independence Army Air Field. Ernest Coonradt furloughing with Melrose relatives at Camp Murphy Florida. Herbert Kehx promoted petty officer second class in the Southwest Pacific. Emmett Keys at Great Lakes training. Edna Purcell completing a year overseas in ordnance air service command earning honors with WACS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J- Barringer
John H. Barringer
Jacob Street
A. A. FL
Maly
Steyr
Austria
CCHS
Anderson Dairy Farms
Vincent. Comella
105Th Infantry
England
Lnes
France
116Th Infantry
Ruth van Buren
Vincent Alan
Joseph Comella
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Clifford Barringer
Troy
KR. D
John Fisher, Jr
Fourth Avenue
Durr Aero Tech
Albany
Mary & Serfillipe
Joseph W. Hennedy
Woodlawan Court
Wave Hospital Corps
Army Ground
Lake Placed Club
Sergi
Robert C. Benson
Sunbury
A.af
No. 2
Miami Beach
John Thomas Ross
Navy
John Ross
Packer Avenue
Jack
Greenland
Record Newspapers
Fred
I Monk
Joe
Jack Bloomingdale
Seaman Philip Murphy
Philip Murphy
Second Street
Phil
Sampson
Selective Service Board 2 No
Court House
Memphis
Walt
Colgate College
Harold Wisnack
Air Service
Watervliet Arsenal
Liewt
Raymond Nible
Orville E. Wnible
Melrose
Asa Murray
Army Air Field, Independence
Pin Ernest Coonradt
Camp Murphy
Fla
Oliver Coonradt
South Shaftsbury
E. D
Herbert Kehx
George Street
Green Island
Pacffc
LaSalle
Emmett J. Keys
Hoosick Street
Great Lakes
Tit
Corp
Edna
MM Purcell
Agnes Purcell
jPanting Avenue
America
Nac Buteye
Air Service Command
WACS
Hisenhower
Iful
C.C
Arsenal
Hudson Falls Family Welcomes Airman Reported Missing
Mr and Mrs Dufford Cornell of Hudson Falls receive a card from their son Staff Sergeant Kenneth H Cornell indicating he is well. He was listed missing after his plane crashed mid air over German territory. the May 20 note is the first word from him since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufford Cornell
Hudson Falls
Sergi Kenneth H. Cornell
Soldier Who Lost His Leg Faces Future With Confidence
Private William Minkler, 20, lost his right leg at Cassino during World War II. He returned home to 296 Hill Street Saturday and said he will pursue rehabilitation and vocational work under the government program. Minkler served 16 months, fought in the Mt Cassino battle, and after shrapnel injured him last January 19, received transfusions before hospital care near Naples and in Atlanta. His brother Pvt Bernard Minkler is in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minke
Cassind Seid
Hill Street
Loos Atime
Minkler
Mt. Cassino
Cassino
Naples
Africa
Atlanta
Bernard Minkler
New Guinea
Stations Guard Coupons From Theft Warned By OPA Director
District Director W. Herzog urges gas station operators in the local OPA district to guard aging gas ration coupons against theft or they will be denied replacement. He notes a recent request for replacement of stolen coupons and outlines the anti theft program aimed at reducing losses and protecting Treasury issued currency.
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OPA
W. Herzog
Herzog
Albsey
United States
Fire damages macaroni factory at 30 Broadway
A fire damaged a macaroni factory on Broadway at 30 Broadway, with damage estimated between $100 and $1,060. The alarm sounded at 9:55 am, and damage was confined to the first story. Valentine Gine owned the factory. Philip Neenan of the Police Department directed traffic at the scene.
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Eee
Broadway
Chankyile
Valentine Gine- Rema Catse
Fair Philip Neenan
Ths Me Police Department
Gas theft robbery case prompts BIS Miguante action
The district says authorities will thoroughly screen evidence in a case alleging gas theft and related crimes. Officials note multiple incidents and ongoing reviews as they pursue suspects and potential regulatory violations.
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Sage
Helen Hows
Lilayati
Marco Diamond
Marco Chemical Fo
Haye
Woodside Church Club
Son
Uncle Sam
Peterson & Packer Coal CO
Fulton
Fourth ST
Hedingham Castle
Essland
Raymond Finnan
Mary B. Finnan
First Street
Sergeant Finnan
Jane Lindsay
Yeenatle
Walter Green
Oakland
Cal
Edgar Wolfe
Boon
Charles Cox
William Morris
Bren Mawr
Fiost
Marian Bryan
Torquay
Seregant Finnen
Li’ Ute
University of Toronto
Normandy
Cherbourg
A Na Ioe
Percy Ali
Walter WW. Wilsnack
109Th Street
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Tenn
Tadio
Hudson
Laraless
U.S. Pot, OF
Macaroni
Ted
Building Loan & Savings Assn
Second ST
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporaty
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