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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

12

Seven Men Dead Twelve Injured In Train Wreck

Seven military personnel were killed and twelve injured when a Milwaukee passenger train collided with a Moses Lake branch line train near Warden Washington just after 1 am. Both locomotives overturned in the crash, which occurred after the branch train failed to clear the main line following a siding instruction. The superintendent of transportation M A Meyer reported the incident and said the branch train overran its switch at the junction.

Warden Washington M. A. Meyer Meyer Milwaukee Moses Lake Transportation Steet Intendent Othello

Get More Comfort For Standing Feet

An ad-style claim promotes Ice Mint for tired feet. Massage frosty White Ice Mint on feet and ankles before work to stay cool and comfortable and after work to perk them up for evening activities. It says no greasy feel and claims it helps soften calluses, available from druggists.

Pamphlets Warn of Italy Crisis Stir Nazis in Germany

Pamphlets depicting Italy’s political crisis as a Berlin style warning circulated across the Reich. They claim Hitler would resign, Goering Himmler and Goebbels jailed, workers would strike for peace, and masses would seize Nazi villas to share food, urging readers to imagine the Italy outcome at home. A stray line notes a candle used as a lubricant for car hinges.

Stockholm Germany Reich Gestapo Berlin Hamburg Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering Heinrich Himmler Joseph Goebbels Italy

Stillwater Lawn Party Honors Billy Dalaba on Second Birthday

Harriet Lane and Mrs Har old Lane hosted a lawn party for Billy Dalaba celebrating his second birthday. Guests included Edward Lane David Lane Maria Lane Dickie Lane Allen MacChesney Earl Lane Beverly Lane and Mrs Elwood Lane. A highlight was two yellow decorated birthday cakes and many gifts for the honoree. In attendance were Lieut Roy Sharp of the Army Air Corps on furlough from Idaho and local families attending Grand Circuit races in Old Orchard Beach Maine. Rev Lyman A Talman left Tuesday for Ridgefield Conn and Spring Valley to visit his mother Mrs Bibert Talman joining there by Mrs Lyman Talman.

Harriet Lane Harold Lane Billy Dalaba Edward Lane David Lane Maria Lane Dickie Lane Allen MacChesney Earl Lane Beverly Lane Mre Elwood Lane Roy Sharp Army Air Corps Idaho Frank H. Joyce Frank Mahar Old Orchard Beach Lyman A. Talman Ridgefield Conn Spring Valley Bibert Talman Lyman Talman

Shushan Miss Selma Anderson visiting Waterbury residents

Miss Selma Anderson of Waterbury Conn is spending the week at the home of Mrs Luan Piper Rev and Mrs Elmer Haley and sons Dunham and Craig of Schenectady occupying a cottage near Battenkill for August.

Selma Anderson Waterbury, Conn Luan Piper Elmer Haley Dunham and Craig Schenectady Battenkill

Visual Education After War Aims at Broad Use

Assen Jordanoff, president of Jordanoff Aviation Corp, says visual instruction will spread across industries after World War II. He cites effective service manuals in armed forces aircraft and predicts widespread use in automotive repair and precision machinery. Illustrated guides will let service men repair refrigerators and other devices in half the time of traditional manuals.

New York Assen Jordanoff Jordanoff Aviation Corp

Local Family News From Wynantskill and Nearby

Wynantskill and Watervliet residents share travel and military updates. Warren Munton leaves for U S service. Ann Pierson visits her aunt in Watervliet. John Sammo awaits fur lough from South Carolina. Leslie Dickinson and family, with Mrs Clyde Bone steel, return from Lake George vacation. Charles Rysedorph visiting Mr and Mrs Brunelle and Mrs Ryedorph. he is in the Navy stationed at Baltimore.

Warren Munton John Munton U. S Ann Pierson Vernon Pierson Duane Vroman Watervliet John Sammo U. S. Army South Carolina Leslie Dickinson Clyde Bonesteel Lake George Charles Rysedorph Charles Brunelle Jennie Rysedorph Rysedorph Navy Baltimore

Pleasantdale Home Bureau Picnic At McAllister Residence

Pleasantdale Home Bureau holds its annual family picnic at the residence of Mr and Mrs Robert McAllister on Tuesday at 6 pm.

The Home Bureau Robert Mc.’ Allister

Hoosick Falls Post Adds 25 Names To Honor Roll

Hoosick Falls adds 25 more town boys to the Wood Memorial Park honor roll, bringing total names to 620. Pvt William J McGuire arrives on a ten day furlough from Camp Swift, Texas, visiting his father James P McGuire and sister Ruth. War bonds and stamps sales in village schools total 7 283 60 with Center Street School achieving 100 percent participation. Athletic events include tennis pairs the vacation program and a basketball tournament. White Creek pool remains popular amid heat, while playground activities wind down. Baseball league opens with Monk Bradley’s Yankees facing a Bob Bradley captained squad at 6 30 pm.

Hoosick Boys Wood Memorial Park Jack Bherle Wiliam J. McGuire White Creek Monk

Pittstown Sunday School Picnic At Henry Requates Grove

The annual picnic is set for today at Henry Requates Grove. Mrs Bertha Robinson of Water View visits her niece Mrs George Barter for a week. Alfred Malmstein of New York, a former resident, stays with Nelson Carpenter. Stanley Sheffer of the Navy spent a two day leave with his parents Roscoe and Mrs Sheffer. The Sheffer reunion was at the George Hansen home. Randall Gilmore and daughter Renee of Hempstead, L I, arrive for a few days with Mr and Mrs Lewis Church. Alice Gilmore, recently staying with them, will return home soon.

Henry Requates’ Grove Bertha Robinson Watervlew George Barter Alfred Malmstein New York Nelson Carpenter Stanley Sheffer Navy Roscoe Sheffer Sheffer George Hansen Randall Gilmore Renee Hempstead L. I Lewis Church Alice Ther

Anything Can Happen Anything Can Happen BALTIMORE BEER BOARD

A Baltimore liquor license board official laments tavern keepers serving near beer while waiting for substitutes, noting the unusual behavior of customers. Scattered items report meat shortage relief in New York, a polar bear incident in Central Park causing a scalp wound, a watermelon growing on a house lawn, a Seattle youth on a bridge about to leap suspecting a note of self harm, a chicken yielding a lost diamond, and a thief taking a clock after an oversleep incident in St Louis.

Baltimore James D. Shea City Liquor License Board Shea New York New Yorker William Bradford Bradford Central Park Zoo

Local Visitors and Church Picnic Highlight Averill Park Notes

Averill Park reports visitors from Hilton New Jersey including Mrs James Self Jr and family guests of Mr and Mrs William McKenna. Miss Mary Fallon and a New York brother stayed with the Larsens. The Methodist Church Sunday School held its annual picnic at the Methodist Farm. A recent guest list includes Capt Henry F Albrecht Jr returning to Staten Island from Sand Lake and Douglas Bliven Jr a Piney Point seaman visiting his mother. The Womans Society for Christian Service plans a 630 pm picnic supper at Mrs Chester B Wood in Crystal Lake. Mrs Henry Warner, East Nassau resident, died and was buried at Woodbine Cemetery. survived by husband three daughters and one son.

James Self, Jr Hilton N. J Mary Fallon New York William Larson Methodist Church Albert Zunmerling Jersey City William Rendert Henry F. Albrecht, Jr Staten Island Sand Lake Misa Cheryl Fox Troy Pierce Kane James Self James William McKenna Douglas Bliven, Jr Piney Point Douglas Bliven Womans Society For Christian Service Chester B Wood Crystal Lake Henry Warner East Nassau Woodbine

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