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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1944

Page

2

Red Cross Helps Ease a Mother's Worry Over Soldier

The Red Cross Home Service reports a base hospital in Italy sent a reassuring letter about Paul Gregware. It notes his amputation above the elbow, good healing, weight gain, cheerful demeanor, and active participation in ward activities. The letter also mentions addressing his fear of being labeled an invalid.

Red Cross Home Service Department Red Cross Italy J. Paul Gregware Monroe Street War Department Home Service Department Red Cross Field i Paul Gregware

Clifford Retires As Labor Party Officer

Patrick J. Chord a founder of the American Labor Party in Rensselaer County announced retirement from official party positions for personal business and health reasons. He will remain an active party member and continue to work for the party principles.

Patrick J. Chord American Labor Party Rensselaer County Clifford

War Fund drive boosts support for service to families

The field director notes hospital staff valued the young man and hopes Red Cross messages aid his family. Rensselaer County Chapter seeks funds in the War Fund drive to provide similar family services for armed forces members.

Red Cross Armed Forces Rensselaer County

Soldier Son Missing Forces Court Hearing In Albany

Pfc. Alvah Jones reported missing in Italy continues a claim against New York State from Albany County Court House. He was with fire warden George Freeman during a blackout when their car collided in Halfmoon, injuring Jones who says he acted under compulsion and not as a state employee. He declined a 35 cent witness token. Spanish America revolt referenced against Napoleon.

Ward William Jones Crescent State of New York Albany County Court House Pfc Alvah Jones Italy Jones Court of Claims Bernard Ryan George Freeman Freeman Halfmoon

Older men to be deferred from service under wartime rules

More than 95 percent of men aged 26 and older are expected to be deferred for war essential employment, state Selective Service officials said. Younger men will be inducted rapidly, with rare or physically unfit cases deferred. Those 26 plus in 1-A will have cases reviewed by local boards, though they may volunteer.

Ames T. Brown General Brown

Leo Blume Auxiliary Reports Installations and Plans

Mrs. Helena Kehn presided at the Leo H. Blume Auxiliary meeting in W FLW rooms. Anna B. McHale read her report on installation. Esther Flint will present a Flag to the Camp Fire Girls of the Third Presbyterian Church. Harriet Daly reported Easter hospital visit to Pawling Sanitarium and gifts to Veterans' Administration at Northport Sunmount Saratoga and Bath. The Trojan Post Auxiliary installation was attended. The Post hosts the Hudson Mohawk Counties Council Sunday at 5 Third Street with Commander Schwartz presiding. Next meeting set for April 26.

Helena Kehn Leo H. Blume W.flw Anna B. McHale Esther Flint Third Presbyterian Church Harriet E. Daly Pawling Sanitarium Veterans’ Administration Northport Sunmount Saratoga Bath Kehn Trojan Post Post Hudson Mohawk Counties Council Third Street Schwartz Schenectady

Posthumous Silver Star for Mechanicville Soldier Pierce Moore

Pierce R. Moore, son of Mrs Richard A. Moore of 12 Mab hbett Street Mechanicville, was killed in the invasion of Italy. He received the Silver Star Medal posthumously for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity as a salvage boat crew member from a U S naval vessel during the Italian invasion on September 9, 1943.

Pierce R. Moore Richard A. Moore Mabhbett Street Mechanicville Italy

Retirement recommended for detective linked to Fats McCarthy killing

Acting Lieut. Harold F. Moore of New York City police, who helped track down Fats McCarthy during a 1982 gun battle on the Albany Schenectady Road, is slated for retirement due to gunshot injuries from the case. Moore has 17 honors including the Medal of Honor and eight bravery citations.

Harold F. Moore New York City Albany-Schenectady Fats” McCarthy New York Moore Police Thomas Riggs McCarthy Dorlyn Road Stop 25 Albany-Schenectady Road Albany

Interstate commuters rise as war shifts jobs across Hudson

New York commuters to New Jersey doubled since the war began with 83 000 New Yorkers crossing daily to Jersey war plants while 124 000 New Jersey residents come to New York. Prewar ratio was 1 to 7. now it is 2 to 3.

New York INS New Jersey Port of

Price list announced for vegetables in Albany area markets

The Albany District OPA Price Division posted a weekly ceiling for fresh produce in Troy Green Island Cohoes Watervliet Albany Rensselaer and Schenectady. Notable changes include carrots 11 to 8 cents per pound and Maine old potatoes 67 to 64 cents per 15 lb bag.

Troy Green Island Cohoes Watervliet Albany Rensselaer Schenectady Albany District OPA Maine New York State

Count and Weight Packets List

A concise enumeration of items by count and weight including 12 ounces per dozen, 176 count at 5 pounds 4 ounces per dozen, and 200 count at 4 pounds 6 ounces. Provides quantities and corresponding per dozen or total weights.

Florida Texas California Florida Interior OPA Interior Indian River

War reaches Lebanon Tennessee as crowds swell town

Lebanon Tennessee feels the war impact as the population swells to three times its normal size during Army maneuver weekends. A local woman was astonished by the crowded scene and the sudden influx of visitors into the hamlet.

Tubs Lebanon, Tenn INS Lebanon United States Army

Soldier Seeks Shelter With Tub Bed Offer

A soldier knocked requesting to rent a divan or a bath tub saying if no one uses a bath tonight he will sleep in the tub. The moment underscores provisions and improvised lodging during hardship.

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