Hamm Will Hear Cases In Chambers
Judge Hamm presided as a September term of the court opened in Troy with cases set for chamber hearing and several adjourned. Donnelly faced a grand larceny charge related to auto theft with a sealed indictment. others, including Blair and Byrdwell, had indictments for robbery, burglary, or grand larceny. Jurors were thanked for their service as trials were deferred or moved to chambers.
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Renspélaer
Herbert & Haron
Severn
Ieme
Tetowrof
Harry
Fendan
Stromney
Edward J. Donselly
Bret Eegred
Sy George
Lakose
Donnelly
Troy
Victor Blair
Clyde Byrdwell Dander
Joseph E. Walsh
John C. Wells
Miles A. McGrane, Jr
Eisie Mesefield
Hoosick
Mr. Walch
Worman
Abraham Streichman
David Rosenfeld
Hamm
Whitehall mariner earns four battle stars in Pacific war
Louis Gordon son of Jake Gordon now serves as Electrician's Mate first class in the U S Navy. He has arrived in the United States and is stationed in Bowson Massachusetts as a tribute to Jamice Irving Letman. The report notes his service in the European theater and battles including Okinawa Iwo Jima and the Philippines. He holds four battle stars for actions in the Pacific campaigns.
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Jake Gordon
United States
Bowson
Mass
Aie Jamice
Irving Letman
Court of Appeals
Ween
Maie
Gerald AC Ross
Second Avenue
Chicaze
Crucers
Gami Bay
Japesi
Fter
Frank Ingles
Dav B
Inglee
Divi Street
Jer la Rose Ingree
Main Stree
Tokyo
Carolines
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Philippines
Carolmes
Two-Jima
Methodists To Meet At Glens Falls Conference Session
The Troy Methodist Conference annual session will meet April 33 Tuesday and Wednesday at the Glens Falls Methodist Church with Bishop G Bromley Oxnam presiding. Rev Albert E Day of Pasadena California will be principal speaker and address details are given. Bishop Oxnam will present the evangelism program. business sessions will address district redistricting and pension fund campaigns.
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Troy
Oxnam
Old Troy
Glens Falls
Mechanicville
Albany
Court Grants Officer Right to Change Name
In New York Major Paul Harrison received Supreme Court approval to legally change his surname from Hitler to The name in embarrassing. The officer, who served with the Military Police in Paris, explained the request to Justice Ferdinand Pecora.
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New York
7NSI
Paul Harrison
Supreme Court
Harrison
Hitler
Paris
Ferdinand Pecora
Watervliet Soldier Receives Bronze Star for Heroism
John B. McCarthy of 1427 Fourth Avenue Watervliet has been awarded the Bronze Star for heroism in action in Europe. The citation notes actions in Italy France Germany and Austria. He entered service February 1943 and went overseas March 1944. He is a La Salle Institute Troy and Albany Business College graduate and formerly worked for the State Social Welfare Department. His brother Sgt Edward E. McCarthy serves in France.
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John BR. McCarthy
Europe
Edward
McCarthy
Watervliet
Italy
France
Germany
Austria
LaSalle Institue
Troy
Albany Business College
State Social, Welfare Department
Sgt
Edward E. McCarthy
Desmond Proposes Civil Service Bill for Veterans
Sen Thomas C Desmond plans an amendment to the State Military Law to allow veterans who filed for Civil Service exams before entering service to take special examinations. The bill aims to prevent veterans who missed exams due to service from restarting the process and losing placement on current eligible lists.
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Thomas C. Desmond
William
Gait
Desmond
Ss Appliant
Stilwell to Return to U S as Tenth Army Disbanded
Tokyo reports Gen Joseph W Stilwell will return to the United States and that the U S Tenth Army has been disbanded. The Tenth Army formed for Okinawa by the late Lt Gen Simon Bolivar Buckner was dissolved after the Okinawa campaign. Units split to Korea and China coast postings. Ryukyus territory goes to Western Pacific Army forces.
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Tokyo
INS
Douglas
Tenth Army
Ryukyus
Western Pacific
Warn Drivers of 35 Mile Speed Limit
New York State motorists are urged to observe the 35 mph limit, still in force until July 1 unless amended. Commissioner Fletcher cites tire and brake and road conditions, asking for voluntary compliance as July traffic deaths rise and speed-related crashes remain a concern.
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Lord J. Fletcher
New ‘York
Fletcher
Trojian Nurse Dies After Street Collision
Miss May B Doloff of 1821 Fifth West End was struck by a car while crossing Fifth Street near Fulton Avenue. A forester nurse at Samaritan Hospital she sustained injuries and died later at the hospital. Second cousin Mrs Gordon Yount plans funeral arrangements.
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May B. Doloff
Westenday
Springfel
Mass
Sage College plans expand liberal arts for women
Russell Sage College leaders discussed future directions for women's education including integrating liberal and practical arts. Troy Bar Association officials and Justice W Murray attended as speakers. A gift from John Paine will fund a new building program, with a forthcoming 1000-seat auditorium among projects aimed at boosting Troy industry and community ties.
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Russell
Sage College
America
Helem McHinstry
Russel Sage College
Beaswetter
Troy Club
McKnighis
Eagar H Bets
Bets
Troy
McKinsry
Electric Ear Measures Ges Purity in College Project
A college explains a resonating tube device nicknamed the electric ear that gauges gas purity by pitch. Officials say the secret instrument aids local research and could support community activities while plans proceed to expand library quarters and create a recreation center joining Grenwood and Oakwood Avenue.
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Algmic Tuna Research
School of Business
Grenwood
Old Eddy
Oakwood Avenue
Farmers Reduce Debts and Grow Assets Cites Credit Leader
In St Louis the Federal Farm Credit Administration official says farmers in recent years have been able to reduce mortgage debts and build record assets. The statement comes from Miemeyer, general agent and chairman of the board.
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St. Louis
Miemeyer
Fane Credit Admeinistra Dion
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