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yesterday show Mrs. Carrie H.
Tillinghast, who died Nov. 10,
1949, left a gross estate of $f>6»,280.03 and that Frank D. Cowdery, who died Aug. 24, 1949, left
a gross estate of $.T90,674.7«.
Mrs. Tillinghast, 35.', State St.,
had $498,430.41 in stocks and
bonds, according to the report;
real estate valued at ll.tJOO and
$66,309.21 in mortgages, notes and
ca.-iii. The -m>t eslaU.' was JT'H),973.42 after deductions of $39,945.06 for funeral and administration expenses, $7,861.55 for debts
and $10,500 for bequests to char-
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An Albany Army officer has been wounden in action in Korea
and two other Capital District servicemen have been- reported
missing tri action.
• 1st Lt. Julian Wasserman, 22,
A modernization and improve- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wasment program has been started at sfrjman, 5 Sparkill Ave., was
the Green Island plant of Ford wounded in the leg while servm
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Motor Company, Donald C. Car- a c c o r < t i n * t o w o r d received by
ter, plant manager, announced, his parents.
today.
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Lieutenant Wasserman is , a! Historic Rose Hill farm, near
The company said the program ] graduate of Albany High School
Mid.dleline
a few
miles
of
Ballston Road
Spa, has
been
soldwest
for
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"will involve major expend.- P a l y t e c h n i c g ^ t t i t a ^tot*
he the first time since its constructures," but did not give figures, enlisted in July, 1946. He attend- tion 150 years ago.
It is believed the cost will run ^ officer candidate school at
The '.*2-room house, widely
around $l million. Mr. Carter F o r t Benning, Ga., and was cornA
new
hot-air
heating
system,,
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lace h a s b e e n
already installed, and changes in
He has bee* in action in Korea P
Purchased by Aljthe ventilating and air purifying since August. Prior to going to bert White, Long Island chainisystem, now being made.
Korea he served in Hawaii and,store executive, from Mrs. MorAddition of new machinery and Okinawa. He Is a patient in a g a n E , W e y h f widow of a Ballston
I equipment, renovation and re- hospital in Tokyo and In. a letter g
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i arrangement of radiator manu- to his parents said he expected
facturing and assembly facilities, to be transferred to a hospital in R o s e H l U m a n o r h o u s e a n d l t s
addition of a new paint spray this country for „ further treat-' adjoining farm land first was
department and ^expansion of of- ment.
owned in 1800 by James Thompiice space. ,
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Listed 4s missing in action a r e : | s o n > attorney,
Union College
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Farm Sold
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T H E Y TALK CHANGES—Plans for expansion of the Ford
Motor Company's Green Island plant were revealed at a luncheon
meeting yesterday of Ford Company executives with press, radio
and
civic
representatives
in
Albany.
Lett
to
tight,
Walter
H.
Simpson, Ford's general manager of parts and equipment manufacturing; Alderman Richard J. Conners, Ninth Ward, and Donald
C. Carter, Albany, plant manager of the Green Island plant.
bequests went to a C o U U t \
S t m t $
E n l i s t i n g
F i r e i T i e F l
tWtWlna>-;..;;.:/Brtnfrffn^wt inri r^irfaring, iw. *„,, t, ^2.^ — . ..***-\"** _*" ^ '
relatives,
A $50,000 trust fundi
40,ooo
40,000 square feet of factory a n d M r S yU^Oy Ml. French. 740 granite utan wn m uw mar
was provided for a cousin, Sarah
floor space "for production' re- River St., Troy, and Sgt. Richard judge in Saratoga County's /irst ^
L. Tunis, Morristown, N. J* On
quiring heavy equipment; resur- L. Wojeski. son, of Mr. and Mrs. Court of Common Pleas.
her death it is to go to" Mrs. TilThe property was inherited by
linghast's three grandchildren,
Albany registration places for auxiliary firemen in the civil facing of S.50O square feet of Anthony P. Wojeski, 66 Bleecker
hi.« son, John W. Thompson, who
Frederick Tillinghast 3d, Holly- defense organization were announced toay by Battalion Chief outside area for storage purposes, St., Gloversville.
passed it down to his sister. Miss
wood; Polly Tillinghast and Rob-'•Richard Fleming, chief of auxiliary fi»e services for Albany County. and resurfacing and repairing of
Rhoda Thompson. On her death
present railroad spur facilities.
ert Tillinghast, both of Ogoiv-1 Effective immediately, Chief
in l»-':t, the property was willed
Installation
of
flashboards
on
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Clee's
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quit, Me.
• Fleming said, volunteers who
to Mr. Welsh ana* the late Thomas
Two-thirds of the residue was J wish to become auxiliary firemen
the plant's Hudson River dam to
Kerley,
Ballston Spa attorney.
directed to be used as a trust for may register day or night at six
provide manufacturing operations; T b D e l i v e r S e r m o n
Mr."
Welsh
died early last year
her son, Frederick Tillinghast Jr., firehouses for a training course
with a steady flow of electrical
The Rev. Lester H. Clee. chair- and Mrs. Welsh, she explained,
8 Circle Lane, and On his death is scheduled to start soon. The
power, a job to be started some
time in May. The plant at present man of the N e w . Jersey Civil!felt life would be lonely in such
to go to the grandchildren. The registration places are:
other third is for three separate For South End residents, Enhas to shut down periodically Service Commission, will be g u e s t 3 large house. She has moved
because of lack of power, Mr
trust funds for the grandchildren. gine 5, Fourth Ave. and Franklin!
to Scotia.
Carter said. The hydroelectric speaker at H a . m. services SunMr. Cowdery, 485 State St., was St.; Second Ave. and Delaware
day
in
the
First
Church
in
Aistation pext to the plant can
secretary of the AlbanyFelt Corn- Ave. sections, Truck 4, Marshall
(generate
more than 2 million r-any where his brother, the Rev.
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pany His wife, to whom he left St. and Delawa-e Ave.; New ScotA
verdict
of
accidental
death'
kilowatt
hours
of power each IF. Raymond Clee, is pastor.
approxiraately half of his estate,} land Ave. section, Engine 11,
Dr. Clee resigned last Septenv
has been issued by Coroner month.
died less than four months after'upper New Scotland Ave.; Pine
rberfrom
the pastorate of the Seche did. The will established six'Hills and Upper Western Ave. Nealon in the case of Eugene' 'Local contractors who have ondPtsesbyterian Church in NewNww
professional
been
awarded
prime
contracts
trust funds for friends and rela-isections, Engine 10,. W. Lawrence}Bender, 69, of 289 Lark St., who. i n the program include: Albany ark, N. 3L_after serving the 2,500method takes only
ti/es from the other half.
St. and Western Ave.; West End,jdied yesterday in Albany Hospital Heatine & Ventilating Company m e m b e r congregation more than
The gross estate included $321,- Engine 7, and Truck .?, Ontario -,.„_ h . i n _ transferred there f r n m l n ^ J r. v
WpHim. , n [ . * 2(» years. Soon after his resigna418.67 in stocks and bonds, $l"2,000 St. and Clinton Ave.; Arbor Hill after being transferred there from .Albany; G. F. Wertime Inc., tion he was named chairman of
Cohoes; Allain Roofing & Sheet
(he First Precinct Station.
jointly-owned property and $28,- and North Broadway, Engine
the State Mediation Board.
Bender was being held on a Metal Company, Troy; Gordon L.
000 transferred during his life. Third and Lark . Sts.
Dr. Clee, a former New Jersey!
[ H a y e s , Troy; Smith Electric
The net estate was $318,309.43. Decharge of public intoxication Company. Cohoes, and John Mat- A ^ " J * m a n ^
senator, was!
ductions were
$32,230.07 for
*„- Company,
iSL„V.S- Water
w . t » r fford
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Republican candidate for goverwhen
he
complained
of
pains
in'ton
funeral and administration ex- DAV to Make Plans his back. He died from internal) The plant produces radiators, nor.
penses $35,129.26 for debts and
^ a r s P r i n / assemblies and spring
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$5,000 charitable bequest.
For Albany Convention hemorrhages caused -byf a f r a c - hangers
for
passenger
cars
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Disabled ltured
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Aioany e n a p i e r , uisaoieu a n d
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hce determmed were
laried emD OV
Goldwire Commander
American Veterans, will meet ati f e r ed in a fall.
salaried employes
New K..of C. Council
Devolepod by
William Goldwire has been
S::tO p. m. Tuesday in Ambrose! Born in New York City, he
To Attend Mass Sunday J. Scully Post Rooms to make lived in Albany .'55 years. He h a d ; P h o n e W o r k e r s P l a n
elected commander of Maj. Loriltho makers of
lard Spencer Post, VFW. * In.
e r further plans for the state con-jbeen employed as a salesman tori ~
BIG E LOW
stallation will be Apr. 16 at'the
v e n t i o n t() t a k e
la CC i n A l b a n
a
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McAulev Council Kniehts of C o - !
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firm.!Communion*
Breakfast
Rugs and Carp«t*
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post rooms with Joseph E, GailMCAUJey council, is.mgnts of c o - | J u n e ~ g a n d ,, Delegations from The funeral servises will be tolard Sr., past commander, prelumbus, of Ravena will attend a [-Schenectady and Troy Chapters!morrow at 1 p. m. in the James | Catholic employes of New York siding.
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•pecial Mass Sunday at St. Pat-[will attend.
|Keeher Funeral Home, 144 N.'Telephone Company in the Capi- Other officers include: Senior
rick's Church, Ravena. The Rev.
Speakers will include William |Allen St. Burial will be i n tmynion
a l District
will at
hold
breakfast
the aDe ComWittivicecommander, Pleasant Rowe, , \ o t ^
George Murray, pastor, will be J, Lasch, convention chairman; Graceland Cemetery.
Clinton
Hotel
Sunday,
Apr.
ls.jjunior vicecommander, William
Dr. William W. Fellows, manager
the celebrant.
after
8
a.
m.
Mass
at
Cathedral
Morris; chaplain, Baylor Bingof
the
new
V,
A.
Hospital,
and
A breakfast will be served in
STUDENTS SIGN UP
of
the
Irmnaculate-eortception.
{ham;
officer of theTiay, OscarW.
James
J.
Moore
and
Adolphus
the school hall following the
Speakers at the breakfast willjLink; judge advocate, James
FAMNQ
Mass, with James Morrissey as Klebonis, service officers at the Austin, Tex. — ( U P ) — Spring
include
the
Rev.
Benjamin
Kuhn.jTaylor;
.trustees,
Albert
Thomas,
V.
A.
.regional
office
at
the
Waoeoai
toastmaster and* Brother John
semester enrollment at the Uniof
the
Siena
College
faculty,
and!James
Johnson
and
A.
L.
Tucker
tervliet
Arsenal.
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McCall as principal speaker.
versity of Texas showed 1.671 Richard Reid, editor of The Cath-jSr.; director, Edgar Harrison. Re- Kara product and w t h o d . d«v»topi< by
Other speakers will be Frank
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Reis, district deputy of the 3.1th
Cofnpt«t« In formation arto titimat«« Awoil'Leo W. O'Brien, newspaperman, jmaster was Robert Tucker.
District; John J. Masko, 39th DisGary, Ind. _ ( A P ) — Mrs. Ida Navy ROTC units.
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navigator, will escort the 4th celebrated her load birthday yesDegree color guard.
terday in a nursing home.
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