Leash Law Slashes Bites in City Report
City leash ordinance requiring dogs to be kept on leash cut bites by one third and dog infections by about half, according to City Health Officer George M. Ubble.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
14
City leash ordinance requiring dogs to be kept on leash cut bites by one third and dog infections by about half, according to City Health Officer George M. Ubble.
Judge Edward J. Donohue admitted the will of Mrs. Cattie Vanderpool and granted letters of administration on two other estates. Vanderpool left $5,000 real and under $5,570 personal with $100 to granddaughter Naomi Burgess. Two-thirds of the residue goes to daughter Jake Vanderpool and one-third to Meade McCann, both of 2243 Fifteenth Street. Also issued were letters of administration for Mrs. Louise Larin of Nassau to Hazel L. Dee and Jessie L. Budd, and letters for Fred Dupray’s estate to his widow Louise Dupray. John J. Kelly is attorney for the Vanderpool estate and Ralph M. Cooper for Larin.
At Camp Shanks New York a father Master Sgt Galan Swank and his son Staff Sgt Marcell Swank meet in an Army transport setting. The son reveals a bloodstained Bible carried by the father during World War I battles in the Argonne Forest and later during World War II at Dieppe North Africa El Guettar Sicily Salerno and the Italian drive home.
Rome GU S Fifteenth Air Force Headquarters announced yesterday the promotion of Maj. J Harschel H Green of Mayfield to lieutenant colonel. He is promoted by the leading American ace in the Mediterranean theater with 18 victories and has flown 100 combat missions.
A Hoosick Falls car left the road between Hoosick Falls and Hoosick, overturned, and burned. Driver John Kloch and passengers Joseph Weber, Mrs Anna Wirmusky, and Mrs Casi ste Ruditis were rescued, treated at Dr J L Robertson’s office, and sent for X rays at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge before being sent home.
Pastor Hav Atsaur A Landau of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will speak at the 6 39 pm Young People’s Fellowship meeting Sunday in the church. Miss Margaret Poss, president, will discuss the work of a group on work and evangel.
Round Lake notes list Seaman 22 Robert M. Gorsline stationed at Camp Pierce Florida along with local residents Philip Perry and James Russell Thomas entering agricultural school in Massachusetts and Mary Bilodeau Patricia Cooper entering Albany Business College. Mrs Joan M. Hickey and son James visit Ballston Spa while Floyd H Parker entertains relatives from Dallas Texas. RP Ayers family moves from Lakeside to Second Avenue Aird house booster night at Male Grange with covered dish supper. Mrs Raymond L Osborne mourns death of husband Sergt Raymond Osborne in France June 4.
East Side churches cooperate for Troy Presbyterial meeting at Oakwood Presbyterian Church Thursday June 3 with a 16 am box lunch noon talk by Carolyn Matthews of the National Presbyterian Mission Board New York and Margaret Flory on foreign missions candidate for China A missionary conference 1 to 2 pm with attendees from all Presbyterian churches. Also Trinity Methodist executive board meeting after fall supper and rally with plans announced by Mrs William Senith. birthday testimonial dinner for Arthur Stiue with Elue leather jacket presentation and songs. Hostesses named for Pawling Avenue Methodist Church next general meeting. Trinity Church World Wide Communion observed at 10 20 am with offering to Fellowship of Suffering and Service Fund infant baptism by Rev Frank Jay Reid and Sun day School rally at 11 45 am.
A Tuesday meeting of the Enterracial Committee of the YWCA discussed racial discrimination in Troy employment. A survey reported no rectal discrimination in hires, while members referenced a booklet on interracial practices and considered recommendations to address local attitudes and workforce norms.
Linda Kautz is a patient at Samari tan Hospital. Wroarid Wide Communion Lund will be observed in the Methods Church Sunday at 9 43 am. The house vacated by Mrs Alice Winklemann burned last Thursday night. Marjorie Carpenter of Oneonta spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Merritt Carpenter and Mrs George Barter in District No 2. Mr and Mrs James Macintosh and their son David of New York visited Mr and Mrs John Macinall. Robert Geiger Sr and Robert Geiger Jr with their son Bonsy of Troy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ansell Hillebrandt.Mr and Mrs Nelson Reinhart of Albany returning from a vacation in New York and Boston were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Reinhart.
Washington (INS) notes that U S Marine insignia resembles British insignia. The U S emblem features a globe, eagle, vane anchor while the British badge shows a globe with a laurel wreath, a small anchor, a motto, and a crown.
The district Office of Price Administration will seek treble damages in City Court on October 3 from Mrs. Anna Kursa for allegedly charging $56 rent above an OPA ceiling. The case references a 3 cent congressional amendment allowing proceedings after thirty days if the tenant has not acted.
Dr. Benjamin Sater reports Wilke Deprover Neve Tork-Wendell Willie is progressing well and should leave the hospital within two weeks. The patient was admitted September 6 for rest after a stomach ailment.
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