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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1943

Page

13

Burnt Hills Man Heir to Estate

The will of Benjamin H. Baker of Lake Luzerne who died in June was admitted to probate in Warren County Surrogate's Court with letters testamentary issued to the Manhattan Co. The estate is valued at over $5,000 in real property and more than $10,000 in personal property. Bequests of $1,000 are left to Violet Baker of Richmond Virginia and St Marys Episcopal Church Lake Luzerne, with residuary to Ashley B. Baker of Burnt Hills.

Benjamin H. Baker Lake Luzerne Warren County Manhattan Co. New York Cael Tors Violet Baker Richmond St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Mr. Baker Ashley B. Baker Burnt Hills

Yaki Driver Fined For Taxi Larceny

Herbert H. Cole of Saratoga Springs was fined $10 and given a suspended six month jail term after pleading guilty to larceny. He allegedly took $50 from a passenger while driving a taxi from Gansevoort to Fort Edward, in Northumberland.

Herbert H. Cole Saratoga, Springs Northumberland

In Memoriam and Birth Notices Chronicle

In memoriam for Victoria Malek dated Aug 6 1930 and multiple birth and death notices. Names include George F Breen family from Lansingburg to Troy, Cirracione, Minahan, Wallingford, Baloian, Bishop, Brackley, Colangione, Gips, Hayes, Kelly, Lanzing, Mandeville, McGowan, Preston, Smith. Includes funeral times and church references, with addresses in Watervliet Troy Schenectady Colonie and Albany region.

Balolan Watervliet Manyog Baloian Karekin Baloian Rose Balowan Parker Brothers’ Memorial Broadway St. Peter’s Apostolic_Armenien Troy Troy Hospital Edward F. Bishop Caroline Robinson Bishop Edward F. Bishop, Jr George Trei This City Frederick Haber Scranton George F. McLoughlin & Sona 6Th Ave St. Patrick's Church Brackley Veterans’ Hospital Bronx James F. Brackley Mary A. Ryan Pvt James F. Brackley, Jr S. M. Co Cornell University Ithaca George F Napanoch Joseph BE Andrew J A. Leo Brackley Cohoes Amity Street St. Bernard's Church St. Agnes’ Cemetery Colangione Catherine Ralph Co-langione Gaetana Murabelian St. Mary's Cemetery Gips Philadelphia Mary Laub Gips Morris Gips Albany Albany Beth Emeth Ollock Hayes Seventh Avenue North Catherine Hayes Matthew T. Nial Elizabeth Agnes A. Hayes St. Peter's Cemetery Kelly Robert F. Kelly St. Ambrose’s Church Latham Lanzing Philomena Tubello Frank Lanzillo Patrick Theresa Lanzillo George R_ Pratt Louis DeMaria Jerry Esposito James Testo Anthony Tubello Josephine Rosett Schenectady Fourth Street St. Anthony's Church St. Alary's Cemetery Mandeville Cape Lookout Ore Paul W. Mandeville Alfred D. Mandeville Catherine O'Brien William Normandin St. Mary's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery Wreston Colonie Sarah Preston Richard W. Preston Elizabeth Brook Harriet Susan Preston Colonie, N. J John Guy Weehawken N. J Spring Street Road Smith Edward Posmith Thomas Leonard Thomas Smith Bertha G. Guenette Catherine T. Smith

Troy Draft Boards to Induct Fathers in November

State Selective Service head Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown announced that Troy draft boards will begin inducting fathers in November after surveying 260 boards. Some boards may start calling fathers in October, with very tight deferment rules and order to review 4-F registrants.

Troy State Selective Service Ames T. Brown Selective Service Brown New York City Paul V. McNutt

Watervliet Stores to Get Price Lists

The Watervliet Price Panel Board under Cotter Nash issued new ceiling price lists covering all foods and fresh vegetables. Mrs. Alameda Sears and Frank M. May praised volunteers for organization. Green Island absent, Watervliet board lacking local representation. Housewife pledge stickers distributed to enforce ceiling prices and rationing with coupons.

Watervliet Price Panel Board Cotter Nash Alameda Sears Frank M. May OPA Watervliet Edward Phalen Green Island

Legion Post Initiates 20 Members

Twenty new members were initiated by Noble-Callahan Post American Legion at 14 First Street last night. Commander Joseph F. Carey presided with Merrit A. Waterman and Joseph A. Quinan as vice commanders, and other officers assisting. The post now reaches its highest membership in nine years, exceeding this year’s quota. Bugle and drum corps plan rehearsals today at 7 p.m and Sunday at 1:30 p.m in preparation for the Sminth Ward honor roll dedication at 3 p.m. Louis Wapies will direct the corps. A buffet luncheon followed the meeting.

Noble-Callahan Post American Legion First Street Joseph F. Carey Carey Merrit A. Waterman Joseph A. Quinan Thomas F. Jackson Benjamin F. Jerske Sminth Ward Louis Wapies

Cohoes Veteran Wins Divorce From World War I Bride

Daniel Keefe of 41 McElwain Avenue Cohoes won a legal separation from his wife Marion Keefe in Albany Supreme Court Judge Pierce H Russell heard that they married February 23 1918 in Cohoes while World War I raged and lived together only until late 1919 after his Army service. He testified they had trivial quarrels and she walked out on him and her last known address was New York City.

Cohoes Daniel Keefe McElwain Avenue Supreme Court Pierce H. Russell Albany Marion Keefe Keefes Keefe New York City

Park Pool Pageant Open To Public

Tomorrow Prospect Park Pool will host a water safety pageant titled Swimming for Safety and Victory as the Learn to Swim program ends its seventh year. Over 100 youths receive diplomas and Red Cross certificates with 300 participants overall, under the Troy Recreation Department and Record Newspapers. The event features four acts on water safety, diving and formation swimming, with a finale to God Bless America. free swimming follows from 10 to 11 30 a.m.

Prospect Park Pool Record Newspapers-Troy Recreational Department Red Cross Edward A. Wachter Joseph Hormats Troy America Marilyn Dot Elfenbein Red Cross Junior Land

Soldier Taft Receives Purple Heart in North Africa

Corporal Henry Taft of Ford Edward, wounded in the big show, has been awarded the Order of the Purple Heart at a North Africa base hospital. A Red Cross nurse notes he is unable to use his hands but expects he will be as good as new soon. Taft, a ten year veteran, served at Plattsburg before the North Africa invasion last November.

Corp Henry Taft Ford Edward North Africa Broadway Red Cross Taft Holt Plattsburg

Woman Stricken At Work At Lion Brand Shirt Co

Mrs. Mary Adams a 43 year old resident of 514 Eighth Street was stricken yesterday at the Lion Brand Shirt and Collar Co 750 Second Avenue and taken to Leonard Hospital where doctors described her condition as slightly improved Patrolmen Charles Burkhardt John Hofbauer and John J Noonan of the Fourth Precinct answered the call to the emergency incident

Lion Brand Shirt and Collar Co Second Avenue Mary Adams Eighth Street Leonard Hospital Charles Burkhardt John Hofbauer John J. Noonan Fourth Precinct

Fish Price Ceilings Announced In Troy Area

Temporary retail ceiling prices for fresh fish in Troy and nearby areas were issued by the regional OPA with permanent schedules in development. Prices vary by supply source from direct fishers to wholesalers, with Haddock 15-16 cents per pound and Salmon 47-50 cents. Meat shortages caused local confusion as beef and lamb shipments arrived unexpectedly and buyers remained uncertain how long supplies would last.

Troy OPA F. Paul Riley Riley Haddock

Cool Weather Follows Rains After Heat Span

After two and a half days of rain and near ninety degrees the region enjoyed a cool spell. The temperature peaked at 73 and is expected to fall to the low sixties. The Weather Bureau forecast today brings generally fair skies and noticeable drop in warmth. Coats replaced shirtsleeves as residents felt the abrupt change in temperature.

Weather Bureau

Ice Shortage Hits Fort Edward Board action

A severe ice shortage in Fort Edward prompted a village meeting where the town board discussed prioritizing buyers. Ice dealer William Kimont announced no deliveries while essential customers must visit the ice house to cart away supplies. The board also appointed a Postwar Planning Commission with members including Washington County Judge Wyman and James Maloney among others.

Fort Edward William Kimont Washington County Wyman, Bascom James Maloney Wiliam H. Bil John L. Sullivan John FP. Burke Harold Johnson Joseph del Lignore James Dunn Daniel Sullivan LeRoy Borrowman

Troian Fighter Pilot Hormats Stars In War Report

Four year veteran Lieut Malcolm Hormats of Troy is praised as a highly decorated fighter pilot with British and American honors. He survived major campaigns from the Battle of Britain to Sicily, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with seven clusters, and credited with downing several enemy aircraft. His parents hear of his exploits through War Department notices as Hormats continues serving, now with his squadron after an earlier night dive in Tunis.

Joseph R. Snyder United States Army Air Corps Malcolm Hormats Troy Britain North Africa Tunisia Sicily Joseph Hoeimats Burdett Avenue War Department Hormais Tunis King George Dieppe United States Hormats Mementa Air Corps Focke-Wolfe Royal Canadian Air Force Loki Hitler W2qfe Troy High School Montreal England English Channel

Servicemen to Receive 5244 Decks Through Voiture Campaign

Rensselaer County Voiture Forty and Eight Society shipped 5244 decks of cards to aid overseas servicemen and 800 decks of used cards to training camps. A deck costs 400 and funds support new card purchases at nine cents per deck, with distribution coordinated from Indianapolis. The effort, led by Joseph E. Abbott and committee members, runs countywide with coin boxes and used-card cartons placed publicly.

United States Rensselaer U. S. Army American Legion Ecard Yunty Joseph E. Abbott Edward L. Ryan Bernard J. Dooley Gerrit Roozeboom

Seventeen Men From Greenwich Draft Board Accepted

Seventeen men from the Greenwich draft board were accepted for military service this week at the Albany induction center. The contingent listed includes Army draftees Paul Doriski Easton Gordon L Getty Stephen C Davis Donald E Hazelton Norman GS Wrigley Fort Edward Paul H Coffinger Donald W Forbes Greenwich Charles W Smith Salem Marines Lewis A Cooley Fort Navy John T Sayles Wilted G Dumas Gordon J Clark Jr Harold L Miles Leland M Church Fort Edward Paul Quinn Greenwich StanleyB Shields Jackson Kenneth H Phelps transferred from Lowvile now living in Argyle.

Greenwich Draft Board Albany Armed Forces Army Paul Doriski Easton Gordon L. Getty Stephen C. Davis Donald E. Hazelton Norman GS. Wrigley Fort Edward Paul H. Coffinger Donald W. Forbes Greenwich Charles W. Smith Salem Lewis A. Cooley Navy John T. Sayles Wilted G. Dumas Gordon J. Clark Harold L. Miles Leland M. Church Paul Quinn Stanleyb. Shields Jackson Kenneth H. Phelps Lowvile Argyle

Battle of Britain pilot joins US Air Corps in Sicily

A British fighter pilot, after serving as a marauder and bomber escort in Europe, transfers to the United States Air Corps in October 1942 and joins Doohite's air umbrella in North Africa. Parents report only four official credits so far, with several probable sightings awaiting official confirmation.

Britain United States Air Corps Doohite North Africa Sicily Mediterranean War Department Malcolm

Court allocates D and H bond payments under plan

Federal court approves Delaware and Hudson Railroad plan for adjusting its 47.8 million bond maturity. Cash distribution of 4.5 million expected, with 10 percent of outstanding bonds paid promptly if no appeal. Remaining 43 million reamortized at 4 percent for twenty years. Securities liquidation of 3.532 million by May 1 1936 funds sinking measures to retire debt to 25 million.

Delaware & Hudson Railroad

Trojan Enlists in Seabees Navy program today

Lawrence Towney Hallis son of Mr and Mrs Walter H Hallis of Broadway has enlisted in the Navy Seabees and will join the electrical school at Calin Perry Virginia today prior to enlistment he worked for Indendent Lock Co Fitchburg Mass A farewell party Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Bente Bennington Vermont honored Mr Mallis with a purse of money the Bentes are Rita A Bente Hallis parents-in-law

Lawrence Towney Hallis Walter H. Hallis Broadway Navy Seabees Calin Perry Halis Indendent Lock Co Fitchburg Mass Mallis Fred Bente Bennington Bente Rita A Bente Hallis

Kiwanis Shown Storm Pictures in Troy Meeting

Kiwanis members at The Hendrick Hudson heard New York Power and Light Corp. films showing the severe ice and snow storm damage. J. H. Van Aernam and L. C. Garrison presented footage of the utility war setup tested during the storm, with Gloversville hardest hit and crews rushing to restore service. Birthdays for several members were noted and Herbert Blake welcomed as a new member.

Troy Kiwanis Hendrick Hudson New York Power and Light Corp Kiwanians J. H. van Aernam L. C. Garrison Gloversville Troy Edward Dahlke W. Russell Bird Albert Snyder Arthur Stuarts Alexander Allan Herbert Blake A R. Trego

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The Troy Record Troy, N. Y Yaki Malek Victoria Malek Breen the Leonard Hospital George F. Breen George F., Jr Jane Walker Lansingburg Cirrincione St. Josephs Maternity Hospital Salvatore Cirracione Joann Mary 5. Hanner Minahare St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital Michael PF. Minahan Thomas Patrick Minahan Selina Casey Legion Post Morris Scoville James R. Morris Francis L. Hutton Harry A Scoville John A. Warner Morrig Fonda B.C Walter F. Reilly Hawthorne John A Gaffney Harold C. Herrick Troop B Malone Daniel E. Fox Herrick Fox Troop C Sidney New York Edward W. Scully Attormey Gener Trojan Seabees Mereon Ferry Troy Igit Reliable Cash Dept Congress St Arkansas
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