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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1943

Page

13

President Reports on Lend-Lease Aid to Allies

President Roosevelt, in his 11th lend-lease report to Congress, defends aid to the Allies and blames domestic food shortages on armed forces consumption rather than lend-lease food shipments abroad. He notes lend-lease reached $1 billion in one month and total aid totals $13.97 billion, with distribution among munitions, industrial goods, food, shipping, and facilities.

United Nations Congress North Africa Sicily Tuly Europe Germany Italy Japan United States Roosevelt United Kingdom Russia Africa Middle East Mediterranean Area China India Australia New Zealand Nations

Directors Plan January Meeting

The area chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants met at Shaker Ridge Country Club in Loudonville. Paul De Long of Behr-Manning Corp. presided. A forum on federal income taxation was scheduled for January 18, aimed at those filing corporate partnership or individual income tax reports with the Federal Government.

National Association of Cost Accountants Shaker Ridge Country Club Loudonville Paul de Long Behr-Manning Corp

Auxiliary Firemen To Meet Today

The Troy Auxiliary Firemen Association will meet at Pumper 3 on Canal Avenue at 7:30 PM today. Members who participated in incidents during the last blackout will share impressions. Officers for the coming year will be nominated. Harry Lauer, president, will preside with equipment inspection to follow and refreshments served.

Troy Auxiliary Firemen’s Association

Roosevelt Addresses Quebec Conference On Peace Goals

President Roosevelt reviews the Quebec Conference postwar aims, urging lasting peace and unconditional surrender of Axis powers. He credits united nations for shared goals, praises Canada’s war effort, and pledges to keep outlaws under heel while stressing four freedoms and the Atlantic Charter.

United Nations Hitler Germany Quebec Japan Roosevelt Ottawa Community of Nations Pacific Atlantic Mediterranean Aleutians Kiska Attu Canada W. L. Mackenzie King King Mr. Roosevelt Moses Mackenzie King Harvard University United States J. Allison Glen House of Commons Thomas Vien Senate Parliament Hill National War Memorial Government House Earl of

Chinese Force Jap Retreat After Salween Crossing Bid

A Chinese communique said Japanese forces failed to cross the Salween River near the Hui Tung bridge on the Burma Road in Yunnan on Aug 13. After a two day battle Chinese troops drove the attackers back, with several hundred Japanese killed. The Japanese advance from Teng chung aimed at Kunming but stalled at the Salween.

Salween River Yunnan Tengchung Salween Hui Tung Burma Kunming

Mountbatten Given New Command

Mountbatten rises through naval ranks to command destroyer Wishart then leads fifth destroyer flotilla aboard Kelly in World War I. Renowned for resilience, he rebuilt ships after mine and torpedo damage and later directed combined operations and commando training from London. Married Edwina Mountbatten in 1922 and honeymooned in America.

Admiralty Wishart H. M. S. Kelly Kelly Mountbatten Crete D. O Mystrious United States London Channel Prince Louis of Battenberg Princess Victoria Queen Victoria Princess Alice King George VI Lord Louis Edwina Lord Mount Temple America

Ship Officer Held In Fatal Shooting

Newburg (UP) Burton Christie, 40, of Stoneham Massachusetts was held in Orange County jail in connection with the fatal shooting of Stanley King 47 Yonkers a laborer. Dist Atty Stanley B Johnson said an indictment charging second degree murder will be sought against Christie who will be arraigned a week from yesterday. Christie allegedly fired a .38 caliber Army service revolver from the main deck of the ship to the bridge deck Tuesday night wounding King in the heart after drinking that afternoon. Authorities say there was no premeditation.

Newburg Burton Christie Stoneham Mass Orange County Stanley King Yonkers Dist Stanley B. Johnson Christie Ficer Merchant Marine Liberty Fred King Johnson

Diplomatic Stopovers Include Projects at Kingsmere

The itinerary shows the visitor stopping at the United States Legation to meet Minister Ray Atherton and staff before proceeding to Prime Minister MacKenzie’s summer home at Kingsmere, an outlying estate.

United States Legation Ray Atherton MacKenzie Kingsmere

Berlin In Flames Amid Night Air Raids Across Europe

Allied air operations intensify in Europe with night strikes on Berlin leaving fires burning. American Fortresses raid Bordeaux and French airfields while RAF Mosquitos report low loss. Paris region casualties cited. Berlin homeless totals cited from Atlantic radio.

Associated Press Royal Air Force Berlin Britain France Bordeaux Regensburg Hitler Paris Radio France Atlantic Britsh Isles Frey L. Anderson Eighth Air Force United States Army Air Force Germany Villacoublay Cencnes J Evreaux-Fauville

Four Women Die In Crossing Crash Near Plant

Four women employees of Producers Cannons Co were killed when their car collided with an Erie Railroad light engine near the Plant in North Collins. Identified victims are Lylla A. Palmer Grace Dimmick Eleanor Lillie all of Collins and Inez Witherwell Gowanda. All were passengers in the automobile.

North Collins (P Producers Canoners Co Erie Railroad Lylla A. Palmer Grace Dimmick Eleanor Lillie Collins Inez Witherwell Gowanda

Three Chickens Stolen From Pinko Home

The Detective Bureau reported three live chickens stolen from Mrs. Carl Pinko at 313 Second Street. A baby carriage a tricycle and two felt hats were also taken. Total value listed at $16.

Pinko Carl Pinko Second Street

Youth Favors Books on War For Reading

Chicago public library statistics show youth prefer wartime and current events books over traditional juvenile titles. Seventh and eighth graders favor Guadalcanal Diary They Were Expendable I Served on Bastan Torpedo Junction and The Raft. Elementary boys seek aviation tales while girls read nursing books. Nutrition gains, romance shifts to Junior Miss Seventeenth Summer All American. Young readers reject Sleeping Beauty and Snow White.

Chicago Tom Swift Elsie Dinsmore Tom Sawyer” Moulders Bataan Chicago Public Library Children’s Department of the Liibrary Army of Navy Aleutian Islands Alaska Libya Mediterranean Guadalcanal Bastaan Torpado Junction

Five Million Extra Bond Sales Is Goal

New York's War Savings payroll plan aims to boost participation with an extra $100 bond during the September Third War Loan Drive. J P Stevens outlines distribution of 30 million sales literature pieces and a sales portfolio for Bondadiers and company reps to expand payroll deductions and consumer interest in War Savings Bonds.

New York J. P. Stevens

Lodge visits home of late Frank Fletcher

Members of Diamond Rock Lodge 1.0. O. F. visited the home at 105 Sixth Avenue to pay respects to Frank Fletcher, a lodge member. Delegation was led by Charles Post, acting noble grand.

Diamond Rock Lodge Frank Fletcher Sixth Avenue Fletcher Charles Post

Seven Friars to Take Vows at Cohoes Catholic ceremony

Seven young men who completed their novitiate in the Order of Minor Conventuals at St Joseph's Friary will profess vows Sunday at St Agnes Church Cohoes. The vows last three years then lead to life vows. Participants include Campion Langan Ronan Hoffman Malcolm Daniel Manuel Spataro Rupert Ziegler Casimir Sabol and Marcian Kandrac.

St. Joseph’s Friary St. Agnes’ Church Cohoes Bar Campion Langan Jersey City N. J Ronan Hoffman Lyons Falls N. Y Malcolm Daniel Staten Island Manuel Spataro Nassau Rupert Ziegler Luzerne Casimir Sabol Wilkes-Barre Marcian Kandrac Trenton Daniel Lutz Syracuse Pius Schaefer O. M Giles Block St. Anthony-on-the-Hudson Rensselaer

Funeral Rites Held For Several Local Residents

Funeral services were held yesterday for Chrysologue Bechard at 9 am from St. Josephs Church with Rev. Robitaille officiating and organist Mrs. Pellerin leading a choir. Separate services followed for Anastasia V. O Day at St Agnes Church and Margaret Bracken at St Bernard's Church, with burial in local cemeteries. A later note announced a meeting of the Honor Roll Unit planning to list additional names at 22 Division Street.

Chrysologue Bechard Grant Street St. Joseph's Church Celas A. Robitaille Henry P. Pellerin Gertrude Cone Cecile M. Rivet Joseph Robert Thomas J. McGrail Eli Gilbert John W. Murtha Wilfred LaPlante Frederick J. Shear Gaspard Daignault Father Robitaille Leo H. Paradis Raoul A. Lavallee St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford Anastasia V. O'Day John F. O'Day Egbert Street St Agnes’ Church Basil N. Corbett Oo Joseph A. Franklin Francis Hicks St John’s Evangelist Church of Schenectady Harold W. Bennett Stewart H. Himes Patrick L. Fremont William 8. Quinn Walter F. Maloney John J. Whalen Father Hicks St. Agnes’ Cemetery Margaret Bracken Remsen Street Cohoes Cohoes Hospital E. J. Stanton Columbia Street St Bernard's Church Leonard M. Evers Fire Department Younglove Avenue St. Agnes’ Church Bunker Hill Division Street

Green Island club schedules Ladies Night amid plans and fish trip

A Green Island Red and Gun Club special meeting set for Monday aims to finish plans for Ladies Night in the club rooms at 55 Paine Street with a Hawaiian orchestra and turkey supper. 26 couples already reserved. Committee includes Larthur M. Clodge and Elmer Giles among others. A fishing trip to Cossaguna Lake is planned for Saturday.

Green Island William Carnes Cossaguna Lake

Cohoes Woman Severely Injured In 15 Foot Fall

Mrs. Michael Dubas, about 60, of 21 Cataract Street Cohoes, is in critical condition at Leonard Hospital after a 15 foot fall from an upper porch while shaking a rug. She suffered internal injuries and severe cuts and bruises. Dr Leo Friedman attended and an ambulance escorted by patrolmen transported her under Capt. Wilfred Delisie.

Michael Dubas Cohoes Leonard Hospital Cahoes Wilfred Delisie

Cohoes Draft Board Calls Nine for Tests

Cohoes Selective Service Board No 345 calls nine for local physical examinations and reorganizes classifications. Named are Jordon Wright Wilfred Grignon Joseph Archambeault Arthur McAleary Paul Sapourin Warren Kern Daniel Blainey Frank Stefanik Edward Sway Raymond Cheney Jr Robert Ryan Jr placed in Class 1 C. Others listed in Class 2 B include Anthony Malinowski Robert Bennett Edwin Robitaille Felix Shepard Joseph Messier Charles Pollay Mario Constantini John Zullo John Roberts George Barna. Additional notes mention promotions and transfers in Army and Marine units, plus a social event by the Sons of Union Veterans and furlough details.

Cohoes Anthony Malinowski Robert Bennett Edwin Robitaille Felix Shepard Joseph Messier Charles Pollay Mario Constantini John Zullo John Roberts George Barna Ernest Lavigne Kenneth Jewett Paul Hebert Gerald Colley Andrew Glusko Philips Charbonneau

Cohoes Club Hears Manpower War Talk

Cohoes Rotary Club heard Albany manpower commissioner Aloysius J. McGinty warn that the war effort hinges on manpower. He warned of a potential labor draft if essential industry recruitment fails by fall and urged prompt action to keep workers in war plants.

Aloysius J. McGinty Albany Cohoes Pacific Mr. McGinty United States Employment Service McGinty Rotary Group F. Herrick Conners Peter Mooney James S. Calkins James L O'Brien

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