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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1944

Page

4

Sergt Ryals Wounded Hero Returns Home for Furlough

Gunnery Sgt. George Ryals of the Marine Corps, wounded in Bougainville and awarded the Presidential Citation, is spending a 30 day furlough with his wife in Johnsonville. Afterward they will go to Washington, D. C., where he will be stationed for a period.

George Ryals Marine Corps Bougainville South Pacific Anna Camp Ryals Johnsonville Ryals Mare Island Hospital Cal United Sates Marine Air Corps Guadalcanal Barine Air Corps Treasury Islands Hyats Hazardus Sergeant Ryals Washington, D. C

Menage Forfeiture Clause Nets Heirs 75000

Minneapolis story outlines Louis F Menage a promoter in the city who inserted a clause in deeds that forced property to revert if liquor was manufactured or sold. The clause, called the Menage forfeiture, led to quitclaim fees rising from 5 to 25 and cleared about 3000 titles over sixty years at roughly 75000 dollars total. Also notes about victory gardens boosting 1944 food output by two billion pounds.

Minneapolis, Minn Louis F. Menage Minneapolis Menage Menase Guaranty Life South America New York Amanda Bessie Sarah Watson Koehler

Stimson Defends Delay in Reporting Plane Losses

Secretary of War Stimson said the nine month delay in announcing the loss of a second group of American planes near Sicily was understandable due to unpredictable wartime factors. Elmer Davis of the OWI backed the belief the War Department did not suppress news of the Catania and Gela incidents as both operations were under British command. He cited multiple contributing factors from enemy action to night operations and warned against revealing methods. Rotenone destroys insects with out impairing the edibility of green vegetables or fresh fruits.

Washington CP War Stinson Selly Elmer Davis Office of War Information OWT War Department Catania Sicily Gela Stimson

Rough but Honest Elsie Aboard LCI Off Anzio

Aboard an LCI off Anzio the crew describes the craft Elsie as rough yet honest after a year at sea. Skip per Frederick W. Ahearn recalls 90 percent of sailors were landlubbers a year ago as they faced mal de mer and bombings while supplying the Allied beachhead. Executive Officer Lieut. (j.g.) Lowell Johnson and two California motor machinists note the crew’s hard start and resilience aboard the flat bottomed craft.

Daniel DE Luce Hal Boyle Anzio Elsie Frederick W. Ahearn Naples Mal de Mer Lci's United States Ahearn Holy Cross Columbia University New York Ellington Road Wollaston Quincy Mass J.g Lowell Johnson Third Street Cloquent Minn Northwestern University California Los Angeles Harold Favilia South Downey Road Jasper T. Lopiccolo East 74Th Street George J. Hreha Holmden Avenue Cleveland Port Newark Africa Salerno Sicily Atlantic Johnson LCI Conlvoy

Radio On The Air Schedule From Local Stations

Compilation of daily radio programs across stations in Troy and Schenectady listing time slots for morning to late evening broadcasts. Includes shows such as Timekeeper Morning Melodies Breakfast Club News and a mix of drama, music, and variety slots with multiple hosts and sponsors.

WTHY Troy Sweet River Fred Feibel Sardi Gil Martyn Shep Fields Texas Jim Lewis Melody Bankhage Satan Ensemble Rodriguez Evelyn Johnson Morton Downey Eve Troy High School News al Trace Hop Harrigan Dreck Tracy Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight Terry and Pirates Bob Crosby Henry J. Taylor Paul Nelson Meet Your Navy Leland Strive Jim Healey Timekeeper Breakfast Club Ozark Ramblers Buddy Cole

Waterford Meeting Highlights Chinese Culture Program

Waterford Chinese program featured Paul Huang a Lin Troy student and Waterford native speaking to a large congregation of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Waterford Methodist Church He discussed language people and customs and exhibited Chinese curios pictures and books The Mary Martha group organized the event with Grace Swaitling supervising the program Readings on life in China were given and a devotional period led by Mrs A J Marino A social followed with plans for a May 15 Waterford Parent Teacher Association dinner and a Saturday food sale. Personal notes mention Corp Francis Pellerin arriving in North Africa and Pvt Walter Batto visiting from Camp Stewart Georgia for a ten day furlough.

Paul Huang R. P Mary-Martha Group Grace E. Swaitling China A. J. Marino Edgar Zeh Robert Lyle Hociely Olive Pellerin 2 First Street Corp Francis Pellerin North Africa Pvt Walter Batto Camp Steward Joseph Batto First Street

Used Gas Ranges Now Subject to New Price Ceilings

The District OPA announced ceilings for used gas ranges aligning with prices for other used household items. The rule covers all sales by consumers, dealers, and auctioneers, removing many stoves from earlier coverage and pricing them under Maximum Price Regulation No. 428. Prices range from 6.25 to 73.50, with guarantees and separate charges for accessories and connections. Dealers must post price tables or bulletins, and ranges are grouped by type. connection, taxes, and delivery terms are specified. A 90 day guarantee applies to reconditioned units, and tags must indicate as is or reconditioned status.

OPA IPA John Dorst Democratic Akron N.Y Chester M. Casey Second Street Waterford Dorst Mr. Casey State Assembly Katherine Lentz Charles Conners Camillius James L. Smith Philadelphia

Gestapo bars operas at Marseille over popular demon

New York dispatch reports the Gestapo closed the operas Madame Butterfly and Lakme at the Marseille opera house due to public agitation. Authorities cited unrest and potential anti German sentiment as the reason for censorship during wartime.

Kumoe New York INS Marseilles France

Nazi Play Draws Cheers at New York Demonstration

An anti Nazi audience in New York cheered as actors portraying American and British officers performed in the controversial production according to Aufbau.

Stors Aufbau New York

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