Obituary notices from Troy area padre
A string of obituaries notes the deaths of Mire Frank Miller of Eagle Mills and Mrs Mary Connell of Troy, followed by tributes to Seth C. Jones formerly of Syracuse and Susan Whinnery of Troy. Dozens of survivors are listed, with funeral details in Glass Lake, Brookside Barbersville, Hoosick Street Troy, and Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Eagle Mila
Lewis Schroeder
East St. Fort Edward
Schroeder
Edwin F
Herman G
Wilson W. Miller
Troy
Samuel
Paul
William Miller
Barbara Schroeder
Carrie Gundrum
Sand Lake
Fred Karl
Poestenkill
William Karl
Averill Park
Perry Funeral Chapel
Glass Lake
Brookside
Barbersville
Mary E. Connell
Hoosick St
Daniel Connell
St. Mary's Hospital
Ireland
Connell
St. Peter's Church
Elizabeth Cregan
Richard Kelly
Bayonne
Xii. J
Andrew Dalton
Susan Whinnery
Susan E
Essie) Whinnery
Eastern Star
Utica
Olivet Presbyterian Church and Palestine Chapter
OES
Joseph W. Whinnery
George
A. Whinnery
Mason Funeral Home
100Th St
3Rd Ave
Robert S. Little
Oakwood Cemetery
Palestine Chapter
Rebuttal Continues on City Finances and Delinquent Taxes
The notes by law must be included in subsequent city budgets and paid. Of the total cited by the Democratic State Comptroller 136 994 80 or 65 percent has already been paid. The balance will be redeemed in the 1956 budget. A deficit exists only in theory. 92 358 81 in tax anticipation notes are notes to pay school taxes not yet collected. These notes secure liens on real property and will be paid as delinquent taxes are collected, possibly by foreclosure. 37 000 of these delinquent taxes have already been collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Comptroller
Rensselaer County
Troy
Public Works Department
Comptroller's Office
Public Works
City Deficit Questioned by Mayor Over Uncollected Taxes
Mayor Fitzgerald defends city finances against claims of a cash deficit citing uncollected county taxes of $115,319.54 and sewer funds of $238,914.47 as misallocated. He argues these figures do not create a deficit and notes net operating deficiency at $435,611.74 after adjustments, crediting economy and management for progress.
Man Dies In Crash On University Of Rochester Campus
Rochester AP reports George R. aged 33 died when the car he rode in crashed into a tree on the University of Rochester campus yesterday.
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Rochester (Ap
George R
University of Rochester
New Money Orders Due By Oct 1
New money orders will take effect October 1 at larger post offices with a three part perforated form. Lawrence H. Meyer says first and second class offices will issue them now and third and fourth class offices later. The system removes the application step and speeds issuing time, with clerks handling fees and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Meyer
Troy
Lonardi Becomes Argentina Leader Amid Victory Welcome
In a Cordoba news conference Lonardi vows to curb Peronism and allow constitutional rights. He arrives in Buenos Aires amid a triumphal public welcome and takes oath at the Casa Rosada with Cardinal Capello. He pledges to protect union rights and curb inflation while provisional rule lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordoba
Peron
Paraguay
Lonardi
Buenos Aires
River Plate
Isaac Rojas
Leonides Forcher
Glens Falls Candidate Seeks Recount In Ward Primary
Dennis H. Duggan, defeated Democratic candidate for supervisor in Glens Falls, obtained an order to show cause why a recount of Republican write-in votes in the First Ward should not be made. The case, returnable Tuesday, directs incumbent Alice E. Collins and the Warren County Board of Elections to justify the recount. Duggan claimed 22 write-in votes in the 3rd district were not tallied, which could tie him with Collins who had 37 Republican votes in the First Ward. He is represented by Thomas J. Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis H. Duggan
Glens Falls
Supreme Court
William L. Best
Groversville
Alice E. Collins
Duggan
Warren County Board of Elections
Dugran
Collins
Thomas J. Angelo
Bulganin Presses Disarmament Path in London Meeting
Premier Bulganin criticizes slow UN disarmament subcommittee work on the Eisenhower plan and urges transparency on armament data from all states. He supports aerial inspection concepts but argues for balanced reporting and international control before any formal agreement amid NATO aligned forces across Europe and Asia.
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United States
Bulganin
U. S
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
England
West Germany
Italy
France
Spain
North Africa
Greece
Turkey
Near
Middle East
Japan
Taiwan
Formosa
Philippines
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Sale to Hold Omits Military Installations from Area
A church sale reiterates the Soviet Union position, with a plan for a sale from 9 a.m. to noon in St. Mark's Church house at 116th and 3rd Avenue. Mrs Stryker Campbell chairs. The notice says armed forces are outside U S and Soviet areas.
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Soviet Union
WSCS
St. Mark's
116Th
3Rd Avenue
Stry
Ker Campbell
Drivers Face Five Day Window for Licenses
Motorists with expiring automobile operator licenses must renew within five days. About 1,000 licenses were renewed yesterday at the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Troy Court House, with a rush anticipated next week. The Troy office operates 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, and Hoover Falls will issue licenses Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Court House
Troy
Martin B. Stack
Hoosick Falls
Incumbents Renamed At Brunswick
At the Brunswick town convention nearly 500 people packed Grange Hall Center Brunswick to renominate Republican incumbents except two assessors who asked retirement. Nominees include Frank Mc Knight supervisor George C Grabo highways Mary Holcomb clerk and others with Lansing and Wildeman named to two and four year posts. Holcomb to seek another term and Gutbrodt withdrew after her nomination. Dionysius Gutbrodt opened the meeting Allan Dixon was permanent chair Carl Herrington acted as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Brunswick
Grange Hall
Center Brunswick
Frank McKnight
George C.grabo
Mary Holcomb
John P. Champion
A. Frank Bentley
Leon F. Brown
Edward Lansing
Leroy Wildemen
Allen Hayner
Lansing
Linius Thrasher
Wildeman
Joseph E. Bibb
Holcomb
Helen Gutbrodt
Bus collision injures players as LaSalle basketball trip ends
A crash between a LaSalle Institute team bus and a light pickup near Niskayuna sent several students to St. Marys Hospital under LaSalle faculty supervision. The truck driver Raymond Coma disputed the mall jump account he gave later, while driver Joel Greenberg suffered serious injuries and was moved to Albany Hospital after initial care at Cohoes Memorial.
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LaSalle Institute
Nott Terrace High ‘School
Sche
St. Mary’s Hospital
LaSalle
Timothy J. Sims
Niskayuna
Raymond J. Coma
Canal St. Watervliet
Bohl Bros
Joel Greenberg
Ryckman Ave
Coma
Greenberg
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Albany Hospital
Central Markets
Schenectady
John T. McGovern
Injured Baby Joyce Oliver Treated After Fall
Fourteen month old Joyce Oliver suffered a lip cut from a yard fall at 42a Eighth St. She was treated at Leonard Hospital yesterday afternoon and released after care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Oliver
Eighth St
the Leonard Hospital
Maloney Reelected President of Service Commission
Michael J. Maloney was reelected president at the Municipal Civil Service Commission reorganizational meeting held last night at Central Police Station. Newly appointed Daniel J. O Connor attended his first meeting alongside member Mrs Sadie M Anderson. Patrick S Flannery serves as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Maloney
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Central Police Station
Daniel J. O'Connor
Frank H. Walker
Sadie M. Anderson
Patrick S. Flannery
Albany Sage College Offers Credit Men Program
W S Gates of the Albany chapter and Dr George J Spears of Russell Sage College announced that the Albany division will offer classes starting Monday meeting the associate and fellow awards requirements in credit and collections. The spring schedule includes the professional class required by the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Gates
Albany
National Association of Credit Men
George J. Spears
Russell Sage College
National Association
Sand Lake Republicans Nominate Local Officials
The Sand Lake Republican party last night named Joseph L. Fitzgerald Sr. of Averill Park as the standard bearer for town supervisor seeking a third term. Albert Flaxmayer won the contested highway superintendent race 185 to 37 over Everett Holsen, both Averill Park. Other designees include Joseph Warren as town clerk and Earl D. Stiles as tax collector with new councilman arrangements replacing two retiring justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Averill Park
Albert Flaxmayer
Everett Holsen
West Sand Lake
Sidney S. Gallant
Robert Middleton
Carl Wicks
Middleton
Joseph Warren
Earl D. Stiles
Charles Hack
Henry Stanley
Improvement Plan Details Troy Civic Efforts Across Months
The Troy Chamber of Commerce and civic groups outline a year of projects from November traffic safety and Get Out the Vote drives to December Christmas decoration campaigns. Key activities involve cooperation with public safety, police and fire departments, YMCA and YWCA, and local schools and merchants to promote education, home beautification, and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Commissioner of Public Safety
Fire Departments
League of Women Voters
Troy Woman’s Club
Pauline McGonigal
Troy High School
Board of Education
Troy Betterment
Troy
YMCA
YWCA
White House
Troy Woman’‘s Club
Troy Merchants
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Poestenkill Agrees On Fire Contract
The Poestenkill Town Board adopted a two year fire protection contract with Poestenkill Fire Company Inc. from Jan 1 1956. The $5 000 annual fee covers response with suitable equipment while insurance and tax-based payments follow town procedures. The district and town limits are co ext ensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill
Poestenkill Fire Company, Inc
Earl E. Miller
Poesitenkill
Explosion Kills Dozens in Mexican Train Crash
In north central Mexico near Torreon a train collided with two dynamite laden trucks in a head on crash. Officials said both trucks were racing and the leading lorry exploded triggering a second blast. Early death toll estimates ranged from twenty to sixty or more with over one hundred injured.
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Mexico City
Secores
Torreon J
Mexico
Monterey
Police Probe Assault On Young Boy
Investigation of an alleged assault on Robert Salway a 9 year old boy from 2225 Fifth Ave. occurred yesterday noon as he walked home from School 5. He reported facial lacerations a broken tooth and a knocked out tooth. Two boys were questioned. they admitted chasing him but denied the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Salway
Fifth Ave
Troy Police Juvenile Bureau
St. Mary's Hospital
Howard Campbell
William Gillie
Salway
Membership Topic At Fall Unit Session
The Berk shire Home Demonstration Unit held its first business meeting of the new project year at Mrs. Maria Rahnig's home. Chairman Emmanuel Emmer announced membership and upcoming lessons on basketry aluminum tray etching cake decoration with sessions set for October. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gustave Hultgren and Mrs. Emmer. next meeting is October 17 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Hultgren's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Home
Maria Rahnig
Emmanuel Emmer
Beatrice Gardner
Hoags
Emmer
Clement DeCerce
Gustave Hultgren
Hultgren
Peekskill Man Dies of Heart Attack in Providence
Charles Siegenthaler, 60, of Peekskill, died suddenly yesterday on a Providence downtown street. Medical examiner Dr. James J. Flanagan ruled the death a heart attack. Police said Siegenthaler worked for a New York accounting firm.
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Providence
Charles Siegenthaler
Peekskill
James J. Flanagan
Siegenthaler
New York
Bryn Mawr Welcomes Freshwoman Gail Bertholt
Miss Gail Bertholt daughter of Rev and Mrs Ralph J Bertholt of 40 Pinewoods Ave enters Bryn Mawr College and participates in orientation week for freshmen ahead of classes opening October 4.
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Gail Bertholt
Ralph J. Bertholt
Pinewoods Ave
Bryn Mawr College
James Sherman Spa Real Estate Dealer Dies in Saratoga
James A. P. Sherman a longtime Saratoga Springs real estate dealer and insurance man died early yesterday after a long illness in Saratoga Hospital. He owned Lester Bros Inc since 1935 after running a garage. Survived by his wife Lottie and children James A. P. Jr and Mrs Hans Pilgram, a brother Howard G. Ketchum, and five relatives. Funeral Monday at 10:30 from Kark and Tunison with burial at Albany Rural Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. P. Sherman
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Hospital
Sherman
Lester Bros., Inc
Lottie Sherman
Hans J. Pilgram l
Packanack Lake
N. J
James A. P., Jr
Howard G. Ketchum
Albany
Kark and Tunison Funeral Home
Howard R. Faye
theAlbany Rural Cemetery
Officer Hurt In Saratoga Springs Car Crash
Lt. William H. Waechter 32 stationed at the U S Air Force radar site in Saratoga Springs was reported in fair condition after a 5 50 a m crash on Seward Street He suffered multiple facial lacerations a possible broken collarbone and a fractured wrist He drove a 1949 convertible which left a left hand curve and struck a tree He was taken to Saratoga Springs Hospital by Simone's Ambulance and the wreck was towed to Costanza's garage Police investigated the collision.
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William H. Waechter
U. S. Air Force
Saratoga Springs
Burkhardt Ave
Erie
Seward Street
Simone
Waechter
Costanza
James Allen
Dominick Isolda
Lester Ramshill
Oil Burner Explodes in Bennington Home Fire
A Bennington Vermont resident and his wife with three children escaped unharmed when an oil burner exploded in their Harwood Hill living room around 9 30 am yesterday starting a fire. The Hathaway family lost most furniture in the two story home owned by Harry Greenberg valued at about 2500 dollars. Bennington Rural Fire Department fought the blaze and had it under control within an hour damaging interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Kenneth Hathaway
Hathaway
Harry Greenberg
Harwood Hill
New Jewish Center Director to Lead Troy Group
The new director, with a background in child care and social work, will head the Troy group activities after a career in Chicago and New York. He holds a master of social work from Columbia and a bachelor of social work from the College of the City of New York, with two sons in his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish People’s Institute
Chicago
American Association of Group Workers
Chicago Council of Social Agencies
Chicago Recreation Commission
State
New York Child Care Association
Youth Service Department
Ness
New York School of Social Work
Columbia University
Graduate School For Jewish Social Work
Training Bureau
Jewish Communal Service
The
College of the City of New York
David
Paul
Troy
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Seth C. Jones
General Electric Co
Syracuse
Hoosick
Alfred H
McComb
Miss
Clinton B. F. Jones
Phila
Robert O’roberts
Orlando
Fiz
Laura Anibal
Laura C. B. Anibal
Amsterdam
West Lebanon
Thomas
Abby Billington
Northville Methodist Church
Anibal
Mabel E. Anibal
Mildred Lee Shew
Oscar A. Arnold
Stephentown Baptist Church
Wis
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Northville
Mr. Gordimier
Barent M. Gordimier
Yesterasy
Rockefeller Funeral Home
2Nd Ave
Rensselaer
Chester Chilton
East Greenbush
Pam
Pmperd and
Olteweee
Young’s Monuments
Cer
Neesick End Sth Sts
Trey AS
Rte. Ind
Grethen
Oth Ave
114Th Se
Trey Whee
Fitzgerald
State Senate
Comptroller
Argentina
Long Live
Liberty
Casa Rosada
Government House
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Armed Services
Lord Our God
Uruguay
Net
Demagegee
Brunswick
Maloney
Service Commission
Popular Sage
James Sherman
Spa
Singer's Watchmakers
River
Trey
Stillwater
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