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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1943

Page

4

Dewey Ready To Stamp For Candidate

Albany set to carry a plan for a lieutenant governor election after Wallace's death. Governor Dewey seeks to keep an unbroken Albany front and push a four year rehabilitation program. A Republican bid would be a high stakes, winner take all campaign with Roosevelt tied to the effort and possible ALP endorsement in play.

Albany Thomas E. Dewey New York State Court of Appeals Thomas W. Wallace Schenectady Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt American Labor Party Washington Joe R. Hanley Hanley

Democrats Also Astir In Syracuse Regional Ambition

The piece notes factional strains within the GOP dating to the last national convention over Wendell Willkie versus Dewey. It highlights former State Sen. Francs L. McElroy of Syracuse, the first official endorsement by Oswego City Democrats, and Roosevelt wing support. It also mentions Onondaga County leadership and Sen. Walter J. Mahoney as a Republican figure shaping administration strategy.

Wendell L. Willkie Dewey Lst Francs L. McElroy Syracuse McElroy Buffalo Mahoney Ene Baward F Jaeckle

Three Nations Honor Marine Ford From Dayton

Corporal Sven Jack Ford of Dayton homecoming honors after two years with the Marine Infantry scout troop Carl son’s Raiders. He was wounded three times, survived tropical malaria, and fought at Guadalcanal Coral Sea and Bloody Knoll. Ford earned three Distinguished Service Medals from Australia, New Zealand, and Secretary Knox for President Roosevelt.

Dayton INS Corp Sven Jack Ford Marine Infantry Carlson South Pacific Ford Tropics Guadalcanal Coral Sea Australia New Zealand Frank Knox

Woman leaps to death in hospital driveway

Funeral services were arranged yesterday for Jeanette Levin a 30 year old patient at Deaconess Hospital who was killed when she leaped three stories to a driveway Tuesday the day she was to have been released.

Buffalo Jeanette Levin Deaconess Hospital

Auer Divorce Granted After Admission of Affairs

Mrs Dorothy Auer sought a divorce from Carl Auer testifying he admitted associations with other women. Judge Goodwin Knight granted the decree. The former couple reportedly discussed their futures amicably over malted milk at a corner drug store. Separately Gabino Cabitte was fined the smallest amount in Los Angeles federal court for selling a quart of wine to an Indian on the Marengo Reservation near Riverside under Prohibition laws.

Los Angeles Dorothy Auer Carl Auer Goodwin Knight Ayers Gabino Cabitte Marengo Reservation Riverside Cal

Illinois Soldier Bored German Prison Camp Reads Statutes

Lawrenceville soldier, reported as the first Illinois man imprisoned by Germany in the war, asks for a copy of the Illinois state statutes to read while in a dull German prison camp. A prison sentence of 18 months plus a penitentiary term was imposed for liquor to Indians, by Judge David Ging, under the law. Hughes ships 16 pocket-size books including the Bible due to shipping limits.

Cabillo David Ging Springfield Ge—Litein Lawrenceville Germany Edward J. Hughes Hughes

Nighthawk and wrens bring quirky campus tales

A Millikin University English chair hung trousers on a clothesline six weeks ago. Wrens nested in a pocket and hatched. In New Jersey, a nighthawk named Pete rode a freight train into Summit, heading to Union County Park.

Ell Fryxell Millikin University Nighthawk Summit N. J. GP Pete Mississippi Union County Park Decatur B. L. Fryx

Former Minister Warns of Greek Starvation Crisis

London report cites Georges Exintaris, ex Greek minister of state, stating Greece faces near starvation unless liberation or aid arrives soon. He appeals for Red Cross food and supplies, notes Greek spirit remains high despite hardship, and faces a harsh winter with famine imminent, yet remains hopeful for Allied victory.

London Georges Exintaris Athens Greece Exintaris Red Cross

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BY Edward McDonald Otto Smith Packer Avenue Donald D. Smith Marine Corps Edward C. Smith Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Walter D. Smith Camp Pickett Donald Troy High Delaware & Hudson Railroad Edward Walter Emanation Coal Co Edareloe, Lb Three Nations Honor Dinky Nets Ny, Nh Beret Beautifier Millinery
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