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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1943

Page

15

Nazi Escape Artist Nabbed Again in Canada

Lieut. Peter Krug, a Nazi flyer who escaped a Canadian prison camp, was captured at a railway station in Canada and brought back to Gravenhurst under heavy guard. He carried a false identity, English currency, and a large amount of concentrated food, and refused to explain his clothes. Krug had previously escaped Bowmville camp on April 17, 1942, and was involved in the treason case linked to Max Stephan of Detroit.

North Bay Ont Peter Krug Gravenhurst Krug Max Stephan Detroit Sergt. M. Devine Michael Lasnovitch Stephan Roosevelt Bowmanville Fo BL I Hans Peter Krug

Ballston Fair to Give Stamps for Prizes at Saratoga County Fair

Ballston Spa hosts the Saratoga County Fair August 24 to 28 with 75 special prizes funded by county officials and citizens mainly in cattle and poultry classes. Horse races include two Nassau Stakes and five trotting and pacing events. Victory Gardeners contest offers 200 dollars in prizes while a large 4 H Club exhibit and a beef cattle display led by Peter McLaren with 25 Angus head up an unusual feature noting farm labor scarcity.

Ballston Spa Douglas Deuel Peter McLaren

Reward Offered For Tresca Slayer By Widow

A widow posts a $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those who killed anti-Fascist editor Carlo Tresca on Fifth Avenue last January 11. Police disclose the offer and say circulars announcing it will be circulated nationwide.

New York UPI

Dafoe Estate Leaves $182000 Estate for Heirs

Toronto Ontario Dafoe estate of Dr Alan Roy Dafoe physician to the Dionne quintuples who died last June totals 182466.23 in assets to be distributed last year.

Toronto Alan Roy Dafoe Callander Ont Dionne

Amsterdam Man WMC Management Representative

The War Manpower Commission named W. J. Campbell of Amsterdam as a management representative for the area. The panel includes R. Oakley Kennedy and C. G. Marcy, with A. W. Kietzman from New York Telephone Co. Also on the labor side are I. Seymour Scott and William J. Burke, among others. The panel heard 18 job transfer appeals yesterday, granting two, denying 14, and taking no action on two.

W. J. Campbell Amsterdam War Manpower Commission WMC R. Oakley Kennedy Cluert Peabody Co., Inc C. G. Marcy General Electric Co A. W. Kietzman New York Telephone Co Albany I. Seymour Scott Troy Federation of Labor William J. Burke Troy Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Joint Board Richard Carmichael Schenectady Federation of Labor Leo Jandreau United Electrica Workers Agriculture G. William Noeckel

Recognition of French Is Forecast

Washington reports the United States and Great Britain are moving toward formal recognition of the French Committee of National Liberation at Algiers. The aim is to recognize the committee as trustee of French interests until France can decide its postwar government, with De Gaulle as political head and Giraud as commander in chief of French forces using American arms. American diplomats caution about unity, but favor letting the French determine their future as long as military efforts proceed.

Washington United States Great Britain French Committee of National Liberation Algiers France Charles de Gaulle Henri Giraud de Gaulle Giraud London State Department

Harold Lloyd Narrowly Escapes In Fire Again

Beverly Hills California Harold Lloyd film vault fire destroyed original film of his silent era works valued at 2 million dollars and exposed Lloyd to death risk. Mildred Davis Lloyd aided him as chlorine gas incapacitated seven firefighters and an employee. Lloyd, then 49, survived prior injuries from a 1923 bomb and a 1930 mansion fire caused by a defective incinerator.

Beverly Hills Cal Harold Lloyd Show Place Seacre Lloyd Mildred Davis Lloyd

Count's Fingerprints Found at Killing Scene in Nassau

In Nassau an American detective testified fingerprints on a paper-covered wooden screen near Sir Harry Oakes's bed matched Alfred De Marigny. Det. Frank Conway of the New York FBI traced the print to De Marigny as the preliminary hearing for the accused murderer continued under Magistrate F. E. Field amid ongoing testimony. Capt. E W Melchen of Miami Police cited De Maheny claiming he had not entered Westbourne for three years before Sir Harry's death on July 8.

Harry Oakes Frank Conway New York Criminal Identification Department Sir Harry de Marigny Conway F. E E. W. Melchen Miami Police de Maheny Westbourne

Brunswick Home Bureau Meeting Plans Game Party

The Brunswick Home Bureau Unit held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Albert Stanley's home 137 Broad Street Waterford. Retiring vice chairman Mrs. Richard Holden led the business session in chairman Mrs. J. H. Hirst’s absence. Arrangements were finalized for a game party at Mrs. A. O. Scudder 104 Pinewoods Avenue.

Brunswick Home Bureau Albert Stanley Broad Street Waterford Richard Holden J. H. Hirst A. O. Scudder Pinewoods Avenue

Stimson Praises Allied Morale From War Front Tour

Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson praised American morale and fighting spirit after a 13,500 mile tour of North Africa and the British Isles. He said troops show high resolve and have transformed into a powerful surge that has halted the enemy’s heaviest weapons and turned the tide. Stimson cited Allied unity as a decisive, unparalleled weapon.

Washington Stimson North Africa British Isles

State Rules Stock Price Too High

Rochester Transit Corp sought to acquire 224 shares of Rochester Electric Railway Co. stock at $40 per share but the Public Service Commission found the price too high. An investigation valued assets at about $31 per share. The commission advised approval if the petition is amended to $31 per share.

Rochester Transit Corp Rochester Electric Railway Co Public Service Commission Maurice C. Burritt Burritt

Soviet Forces Capture Belgorod and Orel in Offense

Soviet troops seized Belgorod and entered Orel amid heavy fighting. Reports say German losses include dozens of tanks and guns with several aircraft downed. Berlin acknowledges attrition tactics as Russians push toward Kiev while German resistance concentrates near Orel and Bryansk.

Belgorod Orel Bryansk Russia Kharkov Ukraine Smolensk Mius River Donets Berlin Ludwig Sertorius Axis Kiev Dnieper Qrel Associated Press Stalingrad Volga Kursk Kuibyshevo Mius Red Star Nazi Vnikitovka Yasinovataya Tsovaiskaya

Cohoes Draft Board Notified On Fathers Call After Pearl Harbor

Cohoes Selective Service Board No. 345 received official notice authorizing drafting of pre Pearl Harbor fathers after October 1. Induction notices for August quotas will be mailed next week. Spar tana Rebekah Lodge hosted a frankfurter roast and card party at 14 Edward Street with Mrs. Anna Mae Moore and Mrs. Katherine Jackson assisting. Miss Claire Provencher and Miss Mary Maloney will spend weeks at Lake George.

Cohoes Selective Service Board No. 345 Pearl Harbor Cohoes Spartana Rebekah Lodge Anna Mae Moore Edward Street Katherine Jackson Claire Provencher Viiet Street Mary Maloney Richmond Street Lake George

Johnsonville and Macon Twins in Shared Names News

Local social notes list Johnsonville residents visiting Syracuse Morrisville Marmaroneck and Fort Lee while Miss Marjorie Wilson returns from North Adams with Mrs Dupuis. In Macon two Lois and Louise twins work together in the Naval Ordnance Front. A WWII analysis recalls the 1943 German offensive toward Moscow, the Orel Belogorod sector, and the counteroffensive that followed with the Red Army halting Nazi advances.

Arline Depew Marmaroneck Kenneth Heald Joseph Morningway Fort Lee N. J Marjorie Wilson John Dupuis North Adams Dupuis Macon, Ga INS Reynolds Corp. U. S.S. Naval Ordnance Front Macon Lois Louise Settle Louise Maynard Sea of Azov Ukraine Moscow Orel-Belgorod Hitler Russia Red Army Orel Berlin Bryansk

Rites Held For Cohoes Man Victim of Fall

The funeral for Wilfred J. Forant of 8 Lancaster Street Cohoes who died after a ladder fall at Delaware and Hudson Railroad shops was held at 8 am from A G Boivin's Sons Funeral Home and at 3 30 pm at St Joseph's Church. A requiem mass was led by Rev Edward Jette with a trio singing and Pie Jesu at offertory. Bearers included Alfred Lavoie James Frazier Edward Miller Hugh Graham Pasquale Valerio Jane William Bowles. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford. A railroad employee delegation attended.

Wilfred J. Forant Lancaster Street Cohoes Colonie Delaware & Hudson Railroad A. G. Boivin Congress Street St. Joseph's Church Edward Jette Gertrude Cane Cecile M. Rivet Henry P. Pellerin Henry B. Pellerin Alfred Lavoie James Frazier Edward Miller Hugh Graham Pasquale Valerio Jane William Bowles Fev Raoulla Lavallee St. Joseph’s Cemetery Waterford Te Railroad Company James MccClelland Helen Bisner Mangum Street T. Haydn Trinity Episcopal Church Watervliet Bernard J. Brown William Prescott Edward V. Genah Leonard Roberts George Charlesbois Frank Wadeau Waterford Rural Cemetery Howard Charbonnneau Hart Street Marcella Charbonneau Pie William F. Strang, Jr Army Air Force William Strang Saratoga Avenue Northside Charbonneau i Schenectady General Electric Co Strang Topeka Kan

Cohoes Inspectors Take Oaths For Primaries and Elections

Eighty people named as inspectors of election in Cohoes were sworn in at City Hall with Robert Laffin and Frank Dillon of the Albany County Board of Elections in charge. Written tests will be mailed to inspectors and must be returned by Tuesday. Polling places in twenty districts open noon to 6 pm Tuesday. no contests are listed.

Robert Laffin Frank Dillon Albany County Board of Elections American Labor Party

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