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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
14
Health expert Dr Thomas T Masters explains sleeplessness in wartime households. Fear and overwork drive insomnia. reliance on “harmless” sedatives risks harm. Rest must be learned and cultivated, with regular sleep as a protective measure for civilians and service members alike.
The text notes sleep disruption during stress and suggests turning on a light and reading a demanding book to aid close reading. It argues that rest follows physical weariness and that sharing fears with a trusted friend or professional relieves burden, highlighting talking as a key to morale and democracy.
Cassaguna Mrs Leonard Brown and her son Billy spend a week in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Mrs William Gamby and a friend conclude a weekend visit at her new time here. Lightning struck the Post Office chimney late Tuesday afternoon but caused little damage.
Funeral held for George E. Barton who was drowned Monday night in the Poestenkill near the White Bridge crossing. Service conducted by Rev. Frederick Allen. Bearers included Arthur E. Simpson Louis P. Kurtesais sr Louis P. Kurdtessis jr Melvin Anae Andrew P. Kurtessis and Ernest Tweedy. Interment at Manchester.
Round Lake Harold Osborne transferred to Greenville Pa. Miss Gertrude Lavers of East Orange visiting George Avenue home for three weeks. Mrs Ruth Pentz back from a week’s visit with Mrs Augusta Young of Middle Grove. James K Johnson of Easton staying with uncle Richard H Gorsline and family. Mr and Mrs Harold M Corlew and son Thomas return from a week at North Creek and Minerva. Misa Louise Carver of Ilion guest of brother W L Carver and wife. Irene, daughter, returned to Iron with aunt for visit. Andrew Scotland Canoes Dr Minnie Brink Scotland Albans and Rollin C Lamb of Saratoga Springs were guests of Henry F Brink. Round Lake Association annual meeting in auditorium Wednesday 7 30 pm to elect three trustees for three years and one to succeed late Willard F Ford for one year. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs B F Adams home today includes lectures by Miss Frances Woodruff and Mrs Frank Orton of Ballston Spa county director of work among soldiers and sailors.
Mrs Virginia S Disbrow of 1083 Parkwood Boulevard Schenectady has earned silver wings at Avinger Field Texas headquarters of the Womens Auxiliary Ferrying Service Her husband John Disbrow is a Pan American Airways pilot ferries planes to Alaska
Hoosick Falls residents form the July draft group traveling by train to an Army reception center. Led by Theodore Anderson the contingent will assemble at the Municipal Building for final instructions and cigarette cards. Local volunteers and residents from Hoosick Falls and nearby towns are listed among the group.
Melrose Wilbur Simon Jr of Sampson is home on leave for a few days at his parents residence Mr and Mrs Wilbur Simon Sr The Willing Workers Society of St John s Lutheran Church plans to meet next Thursday at the home of Mrs Edward Sherman. Saturday night about 25 relatives and friends celebrated C D Vail s eightieth birthday with cards gifts and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Walter Herrington hosted a steak roast Sunday evening with Pfc Kenneth Grogan of Fort Benning Ga and Mr and Mrs Eugene Hunter and daughter Gloria of Center Brunswick as guests.
Ensign Himmelmann, on a trainer flight near Sacramento, was strapped to a seat that ripped free when the aircraft rolled upside down. He fell about 2,000 to 2,500 feet, but his parachute deployed and he landed unhurt. The seat’s belt was intact and transferred the fall safely to the parachute.
In Philadelphia a shipyard worker, Agostino Lucciano, is cited for devoting nearly all his earnings to buying war bonds. The report highlights his sacrifice as part of a broader national drive.
The text describes a maker at Cramp's Shipyard and Lucciano at Hla restaurant planning to save around $10 weekly to buy bonds. He intends to fund his dedication since Armistice Day to supporting the navy with spaghetti and other dishes, aiming to aid the three ocean navy.
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