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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

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Selective Service Boards Dispatch April Draft Groups

Board 331 sent two groups as the April contingent left for possible Army service. A large preinduction group traveled to Albany for examinations and farewell events at the USO, with local board members aiding.

Selective Service Board Alvaty Seregan Usoean H. Wiiger George KH. Kong James Mur Wey Eocticgert Bowgetor Essettant Directo Charles Budeorse Rayr Fiend Gittmas 2D W. Sound Andoethes Mmvidde Pelse- D Vin V. Dellerkun Hewett Rogers W. Gray William KR. Dock Dassid F. Lang William J. Hendry Jane J. Coomes Leonard Smth Donald M. Engle Henry E Fogarty Mayhew Dage- Sting Dennis J. Monty Clifford Hopkins John P. Luce Joseph F .Nash Francis E. Walters Daniel A Deep Frank D. Ciamarra Jam G H Eliss Joseph Y David L. Herrick Je. Coaries BH. Morse, Jr Charles L. Pearson

Church to rise from salvaged lumber at Charleston

In Coos Bay Oregon a Baptist congregation will build a new church using timber salvaged from the wrecked schooner George L. Olson. The group secured 500000 feet of lumber valued at £201 stored in the vessel’s holds, cast ashore in the bay.

XO Adracle Coos Bay Ore INS Charleston George L. O3son Thée Bay

Union National Bank boosts common stock amid capital restructuring

Union National Bank announced a 3100,000 increase in common stock as part of a wider capital structure overhaul begun in 1954 to restore stability after the nationwide banking crisis. The bank retired several preferred issues and plans a 70 cent annual dividend on common stock, aiming to expand dividend capacity and support postwar business financing. Total bank deposits rose to 12.073 billion by the year end, reflecting broader growth in the sector.

Union National Bank Louis H. iGross Union National Reconstruction Finance Troy Investii Grass

Brooklyn Residents Testify in Albany Probe

In Albany yesterday four Brooklyn residents testified before a governor ordered grand jury investigating state legislative affairs. Witnesses named include Mary Beame former clerk Abraham Beam public official George Sebel and Abra Hier former research assistant all linked to insurance flaw records and legislative committees.

Brookiorum Albany Dexer Grand “Jury Mary Beame Abraham D. Beam Isceguniant George R. Sebel Abra- Hier Asstmbt Democratic

Glass elects officers at parish meeting

At the annual meeting of the parish on Sixth Avenue, officers for the coming year were elected in the church parlor on Monday evening. Jessie Pender and vece Shoenaker were among those elected to join the Danguei at rch May Toa.

Glass Pariarhes E Sixth Avenue Sirs Jessie Pender Vece Shoenaker Wade Rch

Brooder House Burns At Rothenbeber Farm

An electric brooder at Johan Rothenbeber’s farm on Trop-West Sand Lake Road burned yesterday morning just before chick arrival. Neighbors showered the building with water as Joseph McMahon waited for a ride to work. One barn was warmed for chicks when the fire started and was saved from total destruction.

Johan Rothenaheber Sand Lake Road Rothenweber Farm Joseph McMahon Twork

Juke Box Thieves Make Off With 525 In Stolen Pay

Report says two thieves broke a juke box at 312 Earth Avenue and fled with 525 dollars on Tuesday. A side window allowed entry. A separate break in at a gasoline station at Division and Serandy Streets was reported by Mrs. Fred Anbt. no losses noted.

Joseph Fulty Earth Avenue Fred Anbt Fifteenth Street Division Serandy Streets

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Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page references war leadership and numeric codes. Names, places, and clear events are incomplete, yielding a sparse, ambiguous record best summarized as an archival blurb with minimal identifiable details.

Strong Voice Saves Life Of Troy Man

Chief Boatswain’s Mate Joan Nealand saved a stranded seaman during an Atlantic rescue after shouting for help as a merchant ship steamed away. His call reached a passing vessel despite high winds and five hours later a Coast Guard cutter recovered the man. Nealand is son of Ouida Newland of 382 River Street and brother to Edward C. Newland, Pharmacist’s Mate 2nd Class in the U.S. Navy.

Joan Nealand River Street Navy Washing- Sterday Nealand Ger Nedlant Ipse Latache Coast Guard Maie Nealand Ouida Newland Edward C. Newland

Ballston Court Seeks Extra Juror Panel For April Term

Supreme Court Justice John Alexander of Schenectady ordered a new panel of thirty jurors to report at Ballston Spa after 98 of 143 summoned in Saratoga County were excused for work in war plants. The court dismissed existing jurors until Monday as no cases were ready.

Supreme Court Saratoga County Ballston Spa John Alexander Schenectady

Chuett Stockholders Elect Directors

The annual stockholders meeting of Ciusti, Peabody & Co., Inc. was held yesterday with officers and new directors elected. The board meeting was postponed until April 23 and will be held in New York.

Ciusti, Peabody & Co., Inc Directa Sutkingham John P. Maguire Emet Sanford Pieter John J. Weinberg Green Torr Atri New York

Clinton Heights Hose Company Plans Charity Party

Clinton Heights emergency squad of the W F Breen Hose Company will host a card and game party in Clinton Heights to support free ambulance service. The squad has transported 400 plus patients and logged over 3,000 miles since activation, serving southern Rensselaer County without charge. Officers include Howard Steeves, captain, George Gray, lieutenant, Franklin Lamoree, treasurer, Conrad Christen Son, secretary. Members listed. event in Melvin Roads Fest, American Lesson Hat, Saturday at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund ongoing emergency duties and free care.

W_FL Breen Hose Company Clinton Heights Rensselaer Rensselaer County Howard Steeves George Gray Franklin Lamoree Conrad Christen Son Willard F. Bruen Elon J. Hedge Paul LaPierre Eugene Heisler William Muirhead Wiliam Muirhead Charles Behrens Leonard Brown Clifford McLean Louis Berninger Herbert Lewis Lewis Smith John Gaza Grover Campbell John Riler Benjamin Bearsall Gordon McLean William Atkiss

Dinner honoring Brig Gen A G Gillespie set for tomorrow

The dinner program lists the event at Hendrie Hudson with Masters jday presiding, remarks by Col Clarence E Partridge and Dwight Marvin, Chauncey W Cox, Rev Edward Beiliv, and a benediction by Rev Edward Beilliv. Reservations via Ste. BRUNSWICK Chamber of Commerce. Brunswick Post American Legion to meet tomorrow at 3 pm at Mrs T Bo Sterberz home Eagle Mills.

A. G. Gillespie Water IxHet Arsenal Livingston Wi. Houston Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hendrie Hudson Frederick W Evans Second Presbyterian Church Samuel W. McCochrane Chamber of Commerce of Ste Brunswick Post The American Legion Spuet Germl T. Bo Sterberz

Cce Camps To Ease Housing Shortage

Gov Dewey signs bill authorizing transfer of unused feedings from Conservation to Farm and Home Bureaus and 4 H to provide housing for seasonal workers in food production. Buildings to be restricted to wartime housing use and restoration of state parks encouraged.

Albany Uhey Thewias EL Dewey Cie: Wem Conservation Campson State Farm and Home Bureaus Toz

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