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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1944

Page

16

Men From India Startle Trojans On Train Car Trip

A train out of Troyu e Fon Station carried men from India toward Canada sparking fear and surprise among bystanders in Broadway. Guards restricted many details as the crowd watched the group disembark, exchange drinks, and face local reactions amid religious dietary rules and unfamiliar speech.

Calcutta India Troyue Fon Broadway Troys Troy Aussies New Canada

Permit for New Dwelling Issued First in Year

The Troy Bureau of Buildings and Combustibles issued a permit for a new dwelling to Charles E. Vincelette of 205 Columbia Street Cohoes. The bungalow will be built on Central Avenue between Pinewoods and Rose Avenues. July reports show 63 building permits totaling $26,810 and 21 electrical permits for $1,685.

Troy Bureau of Buildings Charles E. Vincelette Columbia Street Cohoes Central Avenue Pinewoods Rose Avenues I Dsim J. Slitehell

Gas Rations for Gardening Halted in 1943 OPA policy

The Troy District OPA announced no new special gasoline rations for travel to victory gardens. Gardeners may use remaining 20 gallon allowances until exhausted or crops harvested. A cut off on August 15 requires planning for planting and harvesting before Christmas.

Victory Gardens Troy OPA Victory Garden Victory

Liberty Ship Named For Charles Haight

A Liberty ship named for Charles Haight of New Lebanon Center will be launched soon by J A Jones Construction Co at Brunswick Georgia. Haight a prominent admiralty lawyer native of New Lebanon and Williams College graduate practiced in New York while maintaining a residence at New Lebanon.

Charles 5. Haight New Lebanon Center J. A. Jones Construction Co Bruswick, Ga Haight New Lebanon Williams College New York New Lebahon

Speigtetown Fire Company Granted State Charter

The Speigtetown District Vous leer Fire Company receives a state charter from the Secretary of State. County records show incorporation papers filed in R. D. 2 Troygro with organizers Anton Hansen Edward Dyer John Krianer Kting Dutcher Kenneth Lape Charles VanSciver Harry Anderson Harold Damon and Cari Fritz.

Speigtetown District Vous Leer Fire Company Secretary of State R. D Troygre Anton Hansen Edward Dyer John Krianer Kting Dutcher Kenneth Lape Charles VanSciver Harry Anderson Harold Damon Cari Fritz

West Sand Lake Man Wins Promotion

Arthur A. Wicks of West Sand Lake advances from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the Eighth Air Force. He serves as a bombardier on a B 24 Liberator, has flown thirty missions over Germany and occupied Europe, and holds the Air Medal with three clusters. He enlisted August 21 1942 after attending Hobart College and Syracuse University. He completed combat training at Wendover Utah and arrived overseas March 11 1944. His father is Clarence A. Wicks of West Sand Lake.

Arthur A. Wicks West Band Lake Leutenant James Boo- Brtle Eighth Air Force Germany Europe Clarence A. Wicks West Sand Lake Wicks Hove College Syracuse University Wendover FS Utah Biscre

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