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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1944

Page

6

Drivers for War Writers See Action

George Tucker profiles Fifth Army jeep drivers who escorted reporters at Salerno Anzio and Gabes. Berg and Hodges are highlighted for their frontline work and storage of frontline experiences. Kennedy and Baum describe fears and duties as drivers in the Mediterranean theater.

George Tucker Fifth Army Italy Africa Sicily Salerno Anzio Edward F. Berg Homestead Avenue Albany Algiers Tuni Eighth Army Gabes Berg Corp. William, S. Hodges Merced Cal Sfax Mediterranean Edward Kennedy Pfc James A. Baum Airport Road Pontiac Mich

War correspondents drive through front lines with famed drivers

Beachhead reporters recall delivering stories while braving shells and tanks. Pfe Delmar Richardson, known for calm under fire, steers through bombings and tanks at sixty miles an hour. Daniels like Deluce and Whitehead praised for bold hands and wit. Priebe remembers Christmas Eve at San Pietro and aiding wounded under fire.

Dan Deluce Associated Press Baum Pfe Delmar Richardson Fort Wayne Ind Rich Villa Virtue Beachhead Richardson Pfc Harold Lee Bennett Valdosta Dick Tregaskis Don Whitehead Mr. Tregaskis Mr. Whitehead Hal Boyle Mount Vesuvius Robert L. Priebe Detroit San Pietro Priebe Lynn Heinzerling Cassino

Rensselaer Man Missing in Action in Mediteranean

War Department disclosed yesterday that Pfc. Harry Venema of Rensselaer is missing in action in the Mediterranean. Also listed as missing is Pvt. Ernest Be Feathers, son of Mrs. Elien Feathers of Trumansburg.

Harry Venema Elizabeth Venema Third Street Rensselaer Mediterranean War Department Pvt Ernest BE. Feathers Elien Feathers Trumansburg

On the Air Radio Programs From Local Star

A dense schedule lists Morning to Night radio programs across stations WIRY Troy WG X Schenectady and Albany area, naming shows, hosts, and times including Breakfast Club, Morning Melodies, News, musical variety, soap operas, mysteries, and sports updates through Sunday. Key programs feature Evelyn John, Marion Downey, Ozark Ramblers, Spike Jones, Dick Tracy, Captain Midnight, Fred Waring, John Vandercook, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and Perry Mason among others.

Charles Stevenson Oal Evelyn John Marion Downey Eve Angie Ozark Ramblers Spike Jones Hop Harrigan J Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight Terry and Pirates Dave Rose Henry J. Taylor Green Hornet Paul Neilson Hytons All Churches Ma Perkins Pepper Young Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Plain Bill Farrell News Lowell Thomas Fred Waring John W. Vandercook Ronald Colman Johnny Judy Pibner McGes Bob Hope Red Skelton

Local notices list residents and military service updates

York after visiting his parents. Mrs. and Mrs. Julius Seligmann celebrate their tenth anniversary at Lake View Restaurant. Edward Nedde is in hospital in Schenectady for infections in both hands. Corporal Donald E. Williams on l&Gay furlough at Camp Maxey Texas with wife and LeRoy Williams. Maureen Ferrell undergoes appendectomy at Glens Falls Hospital. Mrs. Maurice Murphy and Kathleen Murphy travel to Washington for Easter with Leonard Murphy. James Buckley visiting grandmother Desmond in New York for Easter. Mrs. G R Gibson back from visit to Schoal Street. Robert J Norton, vacation machinists mate, stationed at Hutchinson Kansas in B-24 crew. Leslie Southcage joins Navy Training Station Sampson after NY Guard service. Bernard LaMay, ex-Fort Edward coach, enters Navy in Albany pre-induction. Aluminum rivets are driven cold unlike steel rivets.

Desmond New York G. R. Gibson John J. Slivan Schoal Street Gibson Whitehall Robert J. Norton Avacation Rufus Norton Poultney Street Hutchinson Kan Leslie Southcage Hazel Hughes Davis Street Navy Naval Training Station Sampson Southcage New York Guard Bernard LaMay Fort Edward High School Albany George LaMay Whitehall High School Green Mountains College

Stillwater Women’s Society Meeting at 7 30 P M

The Stillwater Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet today at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs John C Elliot assisting hostess Mrs William Brewster Miss Catherine Bryan will lead devotions and Mrs Stanton Wegener will have charge of the program. School Reopens after spring recess and Friday closing noted. Personal items include visits and leaves among local residents and service members with family weekend travel and Easter plans.

Women’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church John C. Elliot William Brewster Catherine Bryan Stanton Wegener

Saunders Visits East Greenwich Caller at Mrs Alexander’s

Cossaguna James Saunders of East Greenwich was a recent caller at Mrs. C Alexander's home. Rev Mr Van Volkenburg and his sons have returned from the Catskills after visiting his parents.

James Saunders East Greenwich

Hoosick Falls Church Meetings and Local Events News Brief

Hoosick Falls hosts annual meeting of the Methodist Church presided by Rev. Frank W. Bevan with reports officers elections and a vote on uniting Presbyterians and Methodists. Presbyterian Church merger vote at 7:30 p.m. Circle Meeting. Also a Kings Daughters meeting and Elks Lodge installation tonight. Town Board and Village Board meetings set for 7:30 and 8 p.m. Kiwanis noon talk on FBI pending. Grave of Grange degrees tomorrow. Waste paper pickup today. Loyal Bible Class resumes with 6:30 p.m. covered dish. Miss Helen Frances Greenwood and Donald F. McMillan wed at rectory today.

Methodist Church Frank W. Bevan Presbyterian Methodist Hoosick Falls Presbyterian Church Iks Hoosick Falls Lodge BE. P. O. EB Elks Clubhouse New Village Board of Trustees Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Federal Bureau of Investigation Albany Hoosick Grange All Saints’ Parish Hoosick Loyal First Baptist Church

Wedding at Cambridge Church of the Immaculate Conception

Miss Ruth Williams served as bridesmaid while the bride’s father acted as best man. The bride wore a brown gavardine suit with yellow accessories and yellow rose bouquet. Miss Williams wore a dark green suit with red roses. After a Cambridge Hotel dinner, the couple left for New York City and plan a Friday reception at the bride’s home. Mrs McMillan is a St Mary’s Academy Hoosick Falls graduate.

Local Women Employed at Walloomsac Paper Mill

North Hoosick reports several women now employed at the Walloomsac paper mill. Mrs. Clara Whittle left for Greenwich to take a new position. Good Friday services were led by Rev. E. G. Maguire at the Methodist Church. Ralph Moore of Tuckahoe spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Julana Moore, wintering with Mrs. Grace Friar. Mrs. George Lippert visits relatives in East Orange with daughter Carolyn, who will work there. The Home Bureau held a food lesson. 12 members and one guest, Mrs. John Durkee, attended. The meal was prepared and served at 4 p.m. The Christian Service monthly meeting at Mrs. William Harrington’s discussed fall sale articles. Mrs. John Cathcart led the meeting. Plans included sewing and articles for distribution. Mrs. Gilbert Miles was named fair chairman with May’s meeting at her home. Five dollars each were donated to the Red Cross and for Easter flowers.

Walloom Clara Whittle Greenwich Methodist Church E. G. Maguire Ralph Moore Tuckahoe Julana Moore Grace Friar George Lippert East Orange N. J Gilbert Miles Miles Red Cross Fund

Cordial Estate Inheritance Tax Filed In Burrogate Court

Estate of Simeon E. Cordial filed in Burrogate's Court shows a gross $12,191.70 and net $12,125.34 with no state tax. The estate, divided in equal shares, goes to Ed ward J. Cordial, Mary C. Deacy, and Gertrude Co. Baker. Daniel J. Crooks named again as Grand Union Hotel manager in Saratoga Springs for June 25 convention.

Simeon E. Cordial Rensselaer Burrogate Edward J. Poland Edward J. Cordial Third Avenue Mary C. Deacy Broadway Gertrude Co. Baker East Berne Daniel J. Crooks Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs

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