Lansingburg Contingent Heads to Camp Upton
A group of 19 men inducted from Selective Service Board 332 at Knickerbocker Junior High left for Camp Upton to report to the reception center. David A. Seymour is also listed, having qualified as an aviation cadet and moved to the enlisted reserve, subject to direct call from the Air Corps. USO representatives attended the board rooms yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Camp Upton
David A. Seymour
Air Corps
USO
Charles Froelich
Frarit
Board 332
Army
Selective Service Board 332
Camp
Troop departure lists name many leaving group members
Catricala and Mrs. Henry Gallien Jr served coffee and distributed The Troy Record with cigars cigarettes chewing gum and postcards. The Sept contingent who accepted Navy Coast Guard and Marines postings reported to recruiting offices while others transferred from Hoosick Falls. Names include Myers G Smith Herbert B Johnson John Fallon and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catricala
Henry Gallien, Jr
Troy Record
Myers G. Smith
EL Fiton
Herbert 8. Johnson
John HH. Fallon
Richard E. Hasso
Charles L. Sheffer
Ernest d. Katsky
James E. Denaker
Edward G Snyder
John Crowley
William R. Liberty
William E. Santerre
William J. Bradshaw
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Arthur M. Babcock
James
Richard D. Nagle
John John Joseph Flanigan
James S. Mahoney
John F&f. Burke
David L. Dormandy
John BP. Kokolas
Donald G. ,Wheeler
Farr BR. Frazee
John A. Rizzo, Jr
John W. Geesier
Andrew E
Alcohol bait planned to curb Britain's starling population
London reports a fall program to reduce starlings damaging crops using alcohol bait to stupefy and euthanize birds. Organized shooting and a special cartridge allocation will support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Britain
Valuation Cuts Sought in Large Real Estate Appeals
Fifteen writs of certiorari were granted by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray for property owners seeking reductions in assessed valuations. Referees will review municipal tax assessments, with reports returned to the court for final action. Entities named include Phi Epsilon Phi Corp and multiple owners on Congress Street and Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Benjamin Marsicano
Municipal Commission of Assessment and Taxation
Mr. Marcano
Justice Murray
Phi Epsilon Phi Corp
Pinewoods Avenue
Rosario Pusatere
Fourth Street
Congress
State Streets
Albert and
Alphonse Ramnone
Second Street
First Street
Anthony A. Dedball
Congress Street
Michael and
Carmela DeBonis
Third Street
Frank Vararelli
Elsa Peinel
Third Avenue
Maria V. Fazioli
Fifth Avenue
Franklin Square
Johanna
Costello
Hutton Street
Dominick and
Filomena
A. Fazioli
Antonio Caruso
Michael F
Anna Fazioli
East Greenbush Church to Install Pastor
The installation of Rev. Harold F L Mante as pastor of East Greenbush Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church. Rev. Frank Rhodes of Second Presbyterian Church Amsterdam will preside, and Rev. Kenneth B. Welles of Westminster Presbyterian Albany will preach. Scripture will be read by Rev. Lloyd H. Olson of Fi Methodist Church Renssela. The charge will be given to the new pastor by Rev. Edwin T. Jones of Third Reformed Church Albany, and Rev. Morgan Post of Troy will give the charge to the people. Mr. Mante will give benediction. A reception will follow in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold FL Mante
East Greenbush Presbyterian Church
P.m
Third Reformed Church
Albany
Fev
Troy Residents Share In Brother's Estate
George Duke, brother of Thomas Duke William Duke and Margaret Duke Hynes of Troy, left an estate not exceeding 600 dollars with no will when he died on April 21. Andrew H. Duke of 219 West List Street Troy applies for letters of administration, and Surrogate James A. Grant granted lands for the administration. The petition states the three brothers and one sister are the surviving heirs at law and will share equally in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Duke
Thomas
William Duke
Margaret Duke
Hynes
Troy
Andrew H. Duke
West List Street
Tod
James Aa
Weather Balloon Recovered in Schaghticoke Area
A weather balloon released by Albany Airport Weather Bureau was found Tuesday afternoon by Victor Nelesky two miles north of Schaghticoke. He alerted State Police and the equipment was returned to the Weather Bureau. The apparatus recorded temperature and weather data and descended by parachute after reaching 12000 feet. Government asks finders to return gear to proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Victor Nelesky
Schaghticoke
Nelesky
Weather Bureau
Pruyn Named for Newsprint Price Study
Samuel Pruyn of Finch Pruyn Co. in Glens Falls is named to the advisory committee on newsprint price control. The panel forms under the Office of Price Administration and will meet for the first time on October 4 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pruyn
Finch- Pruyn Ca
Glens Falla
New York
Office of Price Administration
Navy Officer Survived 14 Inch Shell On San Francisco
Commander R E Arison of the Navy, stationed at Rensselaer Polytechnic, recounts surviving a 14 inch shell blast during the San Francisco’s battle in the Pacific. He was on the bridge when the shell struck, was knocked into the air, but landed on a gun and was caught by the gun captain. He sustained shrapnel wounds, a metal fragment in his neck, and a damaged arm, then helped Marines down a rope despite injuries.
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R.P.I
Amd
Comdr
R. E. Arison
Rensselaer Polytechnics Institute
Pacific
Arison
U. S
San Francisco
Alison
Arizon
Submarine Service
Washington County Probate Court Docket List 1943 week
Washington County Surrogate's Court docket for the week ending September 27 1943 includes tax determinations and exemptions under estate tax law for several estates. Appointments of appraisers issued for Mary C Martin Kingsbury and related probate actions. Grants of letters testamentary issued for Helen Amelia Coleman and John A Bartholomew with notices to creditors. Trustee accounts filed for Jennie E Dillingham and guardianship of Stephen Gitto authorized education support withdrawals. Judicial settlements and citations set for estates including Hugh Williams and Alexander McPhail with return dates in Hudson Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
John F. O’brien, Jr
Granville
Susie Cary
Salem
Mary EB. Buckley
White Creek
Harriett Lusk Ryan
Whitehall
Lawrence J. Buckley
Martin C. Smith
Fort Edward
Mary C. Martin
Kingsbury
Clifford W. Higley
Carl R. Smith
Helen Amelia Coleman
Samuel D. Antopol
Granville Sentinel
John A. Bartholomew
James Leslie Bartholomew
Frank A. Peets
Jennie E. Dillingham
Trusieve
Stephen Gitto
Gerald James Mulligan
Cambridge
Adi i
Catherine
Hugh Williame
Jem
Alexander McPhail
Hiudsen Falls
Watervliet Soldier Given Promotion
Pvt. James C. Butler, son of Mrs. Lillian Butler of 1337 Sixth Avenue Waternet, has completed aviation armor training at Quantico Virginia and is promoted to private first class. He is assigned to the advanced school at Cherry Point South Carolina for an aerial gunner course. Butler enlisted in the Nine Corps early last year at age 17. his father served in World War I and received the Order of the Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Butler
Lillian Butler
Sixth Avenue
Vnet
Charles Butler
Quantico
Cherry Point
S. C
Butler
Nine Corps
Waterford
Order of the Purple
D A Y Auxiliary Elects Mrs Albert Commander
Mrs Albert was elected commander of Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter Auxiliary D A V at Harmony Hall with officers named including Corinne Allen Frances Bradley Harriet Daly and Mary M Stevens among others A joint installation with post set for Wednesday Oct 6 with installing officer Mrs Petersen present also at the association rooms Mortgage authority granted to Nicholas Greek Catholic Church for 5000 to Andrew Maciyowsky of Jackson Street per Supreme Court Justice H Murray. Clarence G Simmons represents the church corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Anna Albert
Francis A. Kelley
Harmony Hall
Association
Corinne Allen
Frances Bradley
Harriet Daly
Alice E. Petersen
Ada Burkhardt
Florence L
Icholas
Andrew Maciyowsky
Jackson Street
Supreme Court Justiam
H. Murray
Clarence G. Simmons
Church Corporation
Alternates May Enter Naval Academy
The Record reports alternates to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis may gain entrance if they pass tests while the principal designate also qualifies. A Senate bill would let Secretary Knox appoint qualified alternates as midshipmen, adding to the academy’s allotment. Each senator and representative may keep four midshipmen, and more are needed to fill the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Troy
New York Congressional District
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Senate
House
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Academy
Auto Permits Expire Today
County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins reminded that automobile permits expire at midnight and drivers must carry a renewal if they plan to drive after that time. Hundreds sought renewals at the State Motor Vehicle Bureau, with three issuing windows open to handle the late rush. Collins urged drivers to apply as soon as possible after 9 AM to avoid delays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Collins
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Court House
Peter L. Stover
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Collins
Delays Expected as Rush Intensifies Later Today
Officials urge punctual arrivals to minimize delays amid anticipated afternoon congestion. Citizens are advised to plan ahead, with services operating at reduced capacity during peak periods and extra staff on hand to assist.
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Lansingburg
Vazzana Bros. Electric Shoe Repair
Cor. Monroe
Ata Eae Dai
Sherwin-Williams
Prunes Ike Magic
Ree
Saya
Andersons
Sna Ea Eso
Marine Corps
East Greenbush Church
Brother
Pruyn
U.S
Safipucrd
Adels
Naval Academy
Modernella
Timnes
McBernella
Third ST
Reustan
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
First St
N. Y
Tel
U. Gove
Beams
Lambert Vitamins Co., Inc
New York, N.Y
America
Ts’ Azine
ADC
Nes
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