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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

3

Homefront notes and service leaves from wartime city

Roy Shudt reports on soldiers and families connected to Camp McCain to New Guinea and beyond. Private Bill Sullivan returns from furlough, wives in press rooms push tales along the rails, and many local men from Watervliet, Cohoes, and Troy receive leaves, training, or postings at camps and universities across the country as ASTP programs and WAVES preparations unfold.

Bill Sullivan Camp McCain Miss Tommy LeRoy Associated Press Room Toledo Syracuse Bhi Press Room A. P Tommy

You May Never Have To Take Another Laxative

Anadteaser ad for Espotabs promises relief for constipated readers with a night dose and morning results. It claims gentle action, no weakness, and a satisfying movement, urging readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents. Next, a long legal notice cites executors and heirs of Thomas Kickham and a court date in Troy, New York, with details about probate proceedings in 1953.

State of New York Chester N. Putman Anna Kickham Mary Elliott Frances McGrath Willam Gould Helen M Hanford Ruth Kickham Lucile D. Kickham Charles F. Kickham Robert J. Kickham Charles A Geto Margaret Kickham Frank Kickham John Don Richard Roe Thomas Kickham Jennie Eva Sickham Kathryn McCarthy Rensselaer County House City of Trox New York Jenne Eva Kickham Jennne Troy

Home Bureau Plans Broad Schedule for 1942 44

Rensselaer County Home Bureau outlines a multi month program for 1942 44 including food nutrition training clothing and household management courses clothing training and family life discussions meat cutting and curing and home grounds conferences Several Cornell specialists will assist County Leaders and officers have begun organizing committees for fall membership growth Also mentions wartime water distribution stories and a field artillery unit connection with a wife listed at 122 Campbell Avenue.

Rensselaer County Home Bureau ITZ Cornell University Frances Scudder Home Bureau Troy Post Office Muss Theese Wood Helen Powell Ann Kuhn Erna Boyce C. B Raymond Lucie Williamson Donald J Bushey Mabel A. Mithan Esther L Pratt Isabella Shaver Arthur Vaniheulen George Gray Harry Miller Daniel Webster Rae Steele Cyrus Phillips George A Miller George Yearsley

Lansingburg Danish Brotherhood Lodge Meeting Plans

Lansingburg Godthaab Lodge will meet at Danish Brotherhood Hall to appoint the delegate for the Eastern District convention in Schenectady Labor Day weekend September 4 5 and 6. Carl Langermann will be the delegate with plans for a family basket picnic and a new hall caretaker to be selected. Personal news notes Miss Patricia Hennessey, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hennessy, is visiting Miss Sandra Kendrick at 187 Seventh Avenue.

Camp Santa Anita Cal John Buckley John Arsenal Joyce Armstrong William B. Armstrong 19Th Street Watervliet WAVES Hunter College Training School Bronx Devce Watervilet High Albany Behr- Manning’s Pfe Charley Department of Assessment and Taxation Troy City Hall i Central Fire Stations Troy High School State Street Stanton P. Lee Godthaab Lodge Danish Brotherhood of America Danish Brotherhood 112Th Street Schenectadyove Carl Langermann Chris Jensen Patricia Hennessey James Hennessey This City Sandra Kendrick Seventh Avenue

Pastry poisoning hits Rensselaer residents again

Three more residents of Rensselaer fall ill after eating chocolate éclairs renewing memories of two year old cream filled pastry outbreaks. Mr Rosario Sterantino, Mrs Sterantino, and children Mary 17 and Dominick 14 were hospitalized after a sudden illness. Mr Sterantino returned home after treatment. City officials also affected.

Rensselaer Rosario Sterantino Spruce Street Mary Dominick Sterantino Memorial Hospital

Lasses at Church of St Paul the Apostles in Beman Park area

Friday activities at St Paul the Apostles Church include afternoon and evening confessions followed by benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The Rosary Society held a business conference with Rev. Walter Torpey. Sunday service at 6 pm features Miss Clara Murray presiding as president.

Church of St Paul Rosary Societys Walter Torpey Clara Murray

Pebbles Made Him Wobble Judge Orders 60 Days Workhouse

William Bowers aged 61 told Police Judge Lous Pe trash he was not drunk but walking on pebbles caused his feet to wobble. Judge Petrash found him disbelieving and sentenced him to 60 days in the workhouse plus coat costs.

Cleveland William Bowers Lous Petrash

Green Island Man Killed In Africa

Private Louis A. Szatalski, 27, of Green Island, was killed in action in North Africa on July 10 while serving overseas with the Engineer Corps. Born in Cohoes, he lived much of his life in Green Island and attended Heatly High School before entering the Army two years four months ago. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Catherine Bretalsk of Green Island and a brother, Bennie J. Szatalski, serving with the Army Air Corps on the East Coast.

Louis A. Szatalski Catherine Bretalsk Hudson Avenue Green Island War Department Szatalski Engineer Corps Cohoes Heatly High School Bennie J. Szatalski Army Air Corps

Draft Board Calls 23 For Tests

Twenty three young men summoned by Selective Service Board 330 at the Count House were given physical examinations yesterday at the Induction Center in Albany. Those found physically qualified will depart for training on August 25. Names listed include Hall M Halayho Joseph H Horan Peter R Falco Edward C Juta Joseph G Mangione Foley Thomas Bertings Carmen P Atrabito Angelo A Montarello Samuel Cook Robert H Vale and others.

Tromien Selective Service Board Count House Alben Taining Hall M. Halayho Joseph H Horan Peter R Falco Edward C. Mangione Joseph G Foley Thonas Bertings Carmen P. Atrabito Angelo A Montarello Samuel Cook Robert H Vale Charles M Dunn William J Macks Anthony Ro Meia John A Murphy Paul W Spenard Dominic A Marchese Michael T DeBonis Michael J Cioffi Staniev Walker John A Guile Stephen A. Dunsh Peter F. Cerulit

Wreck Cause Blames Stabilizer Failure on Front Tuck

The Boston and Albany freight engine derailment near Chatham Monday night was caused by stabilizer control failure on the second engine. Charles Burwell Rensselaer needed amputation of a foot, Calvin Lussier of Rensselaer and another crew member remained in hospital in serious condition. Albany firefighter Joan Comet, onboard the derailed locomotive, was discharged from the hospital Tuesday.

Boston & Albany Chatham Charles Burwell

Mail and Phone Order Packages May Be Delivered

Office of Defense Transportation announced that stores may deliver mail and phone order packages without regard to size and weight. In person shoppers face limits on carried packages under fixed pounds and beyond sixty inches combined length and height. The easing reflects recognition that many people, especially winter shoppers, do not have easy access to transportation.

Office of Defense Transportation

Shopping Rights Expanded by New Order Delivery Rules

The text notes continued limits on delivery frequency while lifting restrictions on returning gifts and replacing misdelivered packages, affecting how consumers receive and manage mail order items and gifts. The change emphasizes flexibility in handling errors without regard to size or limitations.

Grounds open as plan to fence grounds discussed

Police and courts favor stricter notations while an attendant stays on site during the days as the gardeners are active. Talks of fencing the grounds for next year reflect concerns about safety and control despite the area currently remaining unfenced.

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Roy Shudt Pete Fipz Simmons New Guinea Walt Wooder Don MacNaughton Bill Sefcik Watervhet Walt Sampson Frank Driscoll Nixon Street Hoosch Falls Thas Walt Miskoski Florence Pratt Eighth Street Pallis Island Catherine Miskoski Dixon City Pierce LA Barge Ontario Street Keveny Academy Don Lutz Bob Horton Atlantic Patrol Newfoundland Clyde Horton Snyders Corners Bob St. Antonio University of Illinois Harry Smith Thid Steel Urbana Army Chaois ASTP Illinois Corp Howard Burkhardt ,Jr Howard W Burkhardt, Sr Third Avenue Camp Chaffee, Ark Howard Ohio State University Nick Engler, Jr Bell Avenue John Wagar Sixth Avenue Edna G. Golinski Troy. Corp Karolewski Camp Pickett Vaesso Bill Pettigrew Robert Pettigrew Lewis Street Moore General Hospital Swannanoa N.C Bulls Tommy McNamara Fort McClean Ala Hugh McNamara Hamilton Avene Lowry Field Colo Tony Manico Giacomo Manico 15Th Street Armament School Tony Troy High Fort Dix Behr-Manning’s Fort Custer Mich Pawling Avenue Dan O'Brien Dan Georgia Tow Pritcha General Hospital Spokane Wash Camp Bowie Tex Bill Truworthy Beatrice Truworthy Atoms Avenue River Street Lenox Thomas J. Kealy Inemen Thomas Evers Washington INS Kiplin Geological Survey North Africa Pre. Bill's Alice Yves Campbell Avenue Lansingburg Chas. H. Gardner Agency First St N. Y Tol Africa George Street John Cietek Mollie Pitcher Charles J. McDermott War Finance Committee Norman B Keating Williard S. Hunt Edward L Keating Central Market Margaret Piccarillo Heatly Attobello George and Lafayette Streets Esther Mack Harriet Smith Edward Diamond Laura Malington Mary Bertrand Wiliam J. Gage John Davenport Margaret A. Picazulo Marcella Keating Victory Walter A van Bergen Ford Motor Co van Bergen Vik Draft Board Gohoes Mohawk & Vleiet Sts Fhone Cohoes Dow Playgoers Handy Atime & Sons SS & We America Peter Ballantine
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