Hourly Temperature Reading From Troy Record
The Troy Record notes hourly temperature patterns for the Troy, New York area on August 23. Data includes time stamps and corresponding readings, reflecting a warm day with gradual cooling in the evening.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1943
Page
7
The Troy Record notes hourly temperature patterns for the Troy, New York area on August 23. Data includes time stamps and corresponding readings, reflecting a warm day with gradual cooling in the evening.
Miss Caroline Kreiss aged 83 of The Hotel Troy received a cut on her forehead when she tripped over a curb at the northeast corner of Broadway and River Street. She was brought to Troy Hospital by Driver William Bell Sergt Andrew J Fogarty and Patrolman Enoch Eator. Dr R P Doody attended.
In Memoriam notices honor Edward E. Horton three years dead from Aug 23 1940. Various birth announcements list James Patrick Canavan Alan Richard Wagner Charles Ricord and others. Death notices include Bennett Carney Curry Hughe s Iler Joyner Kells Ksenich McNamara McNary with funeral details and family relations.
Three men were injured in a fight on Fourth Street south of Congress Street. Julian Darmetko suffered two stab wounds needing eleven stitches, Bernard Czarnecki took a stab wound to the right forearm, and Jacob Darmetko received a right-hand cut. All were treated at Troy Hospital and later arrested on intoxication charges. Dist. Atty. Wiley and Chief Detectives Lynch assisted in the investigation.
OPA will send specialists to a meeting of retail food merchants in Troy and county districts under local board jurisdiction at 8 p m today at The Hendrick Hudson. Ed ward H Pattison, price panel chair, announced the tour of district stock and rationing questions.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list individuals from Troy and surrounding areas with dates in 1913 and 1943. Entries mention survivors, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements in Bryces, Thomas and Nuer, or other local funeral homes, with interments at Oakwood, Ferncliff, St Agnes, and Sehaghticoke cemeteries.
Last week services were held at Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel and Crematorium located at Oakwood Cemetery for Margaret Baggs Thomas Hewat Elizabeth R Clarkholm Edith G Potter Karolina Koch and Andrew Hamilton.
Seven people including Cohoes Patrolman Amédie F. Marcil Jr. were injured in a two car head on crash on the Watervliet Cohoes Road near the city line in wet conditions. Victims include James Owens and Lillian Gates of Cohoes and Mrs Beatrice Owens. Marcil and his wife were treated. all were taken to hospitals by passing motorists.
A head-on collision on Route 9 near East Greenbush injured seven people yesterday about 9 15 p m. William Herrington and his family from Rensselaer were in one car. George D Waghorn of Hast Greenbush was in the other. Mrs Smith and the Herrington children were hospitalized in Albany. State Police, with Sergt Dwyer and Trooper Hanchett, investigated.
State Police at Schroon Lake report a truck owned by Gorman Brothers Inc. backed into a guy wire on a grade, pulling down two power poles and darkening the village last night. Vernon Lavery of Albany was driving. no injuries were reported.
Gerald Roneo a 6 year old boy on Fifth Avenue between Jefferson and Ida Streets received slight facial and elbow injuries after running from behind a parked car and colliding with a moving vehicle Saturday night. He was treated by Dr. N F Brignola and returned home. Peter P Naimo stated he was traveling south when the boy darted out.
An early Saturday crash on Watervliet Cohoes Road around 4 10 a.m. led to the arrest of Jarence Burdick R D Pleasant date. State troopers said Burdick was driving north and claimed various details about the incident.
The Record reports growing talk of Governor Dewey as the likely Republican presidential nominee. Willkie remains a contender but lacks statecraft experience. Dewey’s anti gangster record and wartime leadership bolster his standing, with some predicting a ticket pairing with Earl Warren.
In the Belle R. Dinkel estate, the Presbyterian Church of Hoosick Falls receives $500 from a net estate of about $20,056.87. Executors Helen Dinkel Reed of New Paltz and Ernest Freeland Griffin of Tarrytown filed probate papers. gross estate valued at $24,024.59.
The Saratoga County air opens Ballston Spa tomorrow with ten races planned for the week. Races run each afternoon during the fair including opening day. Officials praise advance entries in livestock 44H Club and Victory Garden exhibits. household and flower exhibits close tonight. Nassau stake races attract 15 entries in the two year old class and one in the three year olds.
Burdick collided with a power pole causing its breakage and minor injuries. He pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a firearm after troopers found an unloaded 32 caliber revolver in the car. Justice N J Shambrook granted a ten day suspended sentence in Colonie. Investigating troopers were Chatterton and Foster from the Newtonville post.
Mrs. Alice E. Peterson state commander of the D A V Auxiliary received a testimonial dinner in Troy with state officers and delegations from veterans auxiliaries. Mrs. Mary M. Stevens, state secretarytreasurer, also honored. Gilbert R. Sharpe of Albany spoke on sustaining veterans ranks as disabled veterans need future aid.
Stella E McNamara 69 of 1834 Fifth Avenue was found dead in her bed Saturday. Dr John Sibbald pronounced coronary thrombosis. She was born in Troy and educated here, a St Marys Parish and Rosary Society member. Funeral 9 am tomorrow at McGuire Washington Park Funeral Home and at St Marys Church, interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
Norman J. Kelly 43 of 158 Sixth Ave North was found hanging at his Saratoga Lake summer camp by son in law Charles Haskins. Kelly had been in ill health and despondent. Body moved to Kark Funeral Parlor Saratoga Springs. state police Sergt Edward Conway trooper Dwyer and investigators Halohean Sayres investigated.
The Argyle United Presbyterian Church marks its 150th anniversary with three services. Rev DeWitt McEachron preached at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev Robert Mahaffy spoke. A congregational picnic supper followed with a program led by Lorville Safford. Ernest Tilford presented church history and greetings came from Argyle Presbytery ministers and area churches.
Saratoga Hospital closes Annex 1 in the private room section due to lack of registered nurses. The annex holds 12 of the hospital's 90 beds. Miss Rose Q. Strait, administrator, says the closure may be temporary and that very sick patients and operations can be cared for, but convalescents cannot be accommodated.
Catholic Women's Service League launches hospitality program for Navy V-12 and other war students at RPI in Troy. Hosts to invite 1 2 students weekly, with schedules arranged per parish and supervised by Mrs Charles J Ranney and Fr Edward L OMalle y, parish officials said.
Johnstown Corps won the fourth annual bugle and drum corps drill at Waterford High School field under St Marys Drum and Bugle Corps guidance. The Ukrainian-American Girls Corps of Cohoes took second, Delmar’s Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post Corps finished third, with entries from Troy Waterford Delmar Johnstown Cohoes and three Albany squadrons. A village parade led by Grand Marshal Frank Murray preceded the event, with officials including Mayor John F. Walsh and Police Chief John F. Harney.
A Republican caucus is set for 8 pm at the Masonic Temple East Greenbush. Three candidates seek the tax collector designation Walter S Geddes Leon Latch and Lincoln Stack. Albert Cady and William Smith seek assessor with two for justice of the peace Frank Ball and Anthony Carpenello. Unopposed are John Baker supervisor George Fletcher town clerk and Henry Sharpe justice of the peace First District.
The Grafton Home Bureau has renamed itself the Pleasant Valley Home Bureau after a recent meeting at Mrs. Norman Burdick’s home. Mrs. Frederica Abbuhl was named recreational leader. A community committee meeting is planned at Mrs. Leslie Hake’s home on Wednesday evening, followed by a business meeting on Thursday evening, September 9, with Mrs. Alfred Caonradt as hostess.
William Swasey aged two and a half, of 2240 Fifteenth Street, was treated at Samaritan Hospital last night after a dog bite on the hand. Central Station police filed the report.
James H. Glavin Jr of Waterford, former deputy attorney general, was nominated as Democratic candidate for the Supreme Court at the Fourth Judicial District convention in Saratoga Springs. The convention named Glavin to succeed John C. Casper, who retires December 31.
A naturalization calendar of 21 cases before Justice Daniel F. Imrie at Hudson Falls lists foreign born residents from Washington County seeking citizenship. The special term convenes Sept 2 at 10 am in the Hudson Falls courthouse with applicants from Hudson Falls Fort Edward Whitehall Granville Cambridge Argyle Middle Granville and others, including Italy Austria Canada and Italy born residents.
Telegram from the adjutant general reports Captain Carl R. Comstock of Saratoga Springs seriously wounded in action on July 19 in the North African theater. He serves with General Patton in the 82nd airborne troops and is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Comstock. Comstock was commissioned in June 1942 in the Army Medical Corps after serving as battalion surgeon with the 305th Parachute Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning and earning his wings in December 1942.
The Headquarters and Service Company of the Second Regiment New York State Guard staged a full day of combat training at the Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club near Averill Park. Capt William Birkby led the unit through grenade drills gas mask maneuvers bayonet work and field tactics ending with an attack on a simulated enemy position near a vital electric substation under the supervision of Maj William L. Thompson and officers Lieut Lester J. Eustace Lieut Joseph J. Glasheen and Sergt John W. Kennedy.
County leaders weigh patronage impacts as election returns loom. Albany’s Kenneth MacAffer holds key posts. Democrats list John Cashmore, John Dunnigan, John Kelly, Vincent Carroll, and Matthew Merritt with Merritt favored by upstate chiefs. Joe Hanley withdraws from nomination. Bernard Kearney remains in play. ALP picks Joseph O Leary for lieutenant governor if Democrats back acceptable candidate.
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