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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1943

Page

8

Court Hints at Perjury in Berlin Estate Hearing

In Rensselaer County Surrogate Court Judge Edward J. Donohue warned witnesses about perjury as two hearings over the Berlin estate of Hannah Krug unfolded. Arthur Mulson faced discovery claims while Theresa Knights sought removal of Mulson as administrator amid disclosures of missing funds and bank withdrawals. The court pressed for swift resolution, adjourned for December 9, and ordered further testimony from the doctor regarding Krug’s health.

Rensselaer County Mrs. Krug Mulson Troy Donahue Frederick C. Filley Knights John P. Roche Albany Arthur Mulson Frederick E. Draper Hannah Krug Draper Arthur Mulenn Donohue Kaignts Roche Leonard Hospital Bertin Berlin Hey

Four Chinese American Soldiers Run The General's Chinese Restaurant

Four Chinese American soldiers near the front in the Far East discuss the war while awaiting action. The quartet, known as the General's Chinese Restaurant, serves food to a divisional commander and his staff. Members include Corp. Charles J. Lee of Portland Oregon Sing Mong of Los Angeles Hoon Dare of Berkeley and Tan Hong of Jackson Mississippi. They are veterans of the North Africa campaign.

United States Fifth Army Traly U.P Far East Corp Charles J. Lee Portland, Ore P’ste. Sing , Mong Los Angeles Hoon Dare Berkeley Cal Tan Hong Jackson, Miss

Local Servicemen Visitors and Enlistments Abroad

Whitehall Watson Carswell and Sergt. Guy Walker visit their parents in Whitehall and Granville Road. Clayton LaPlant enlists in the Navy for Sampson training. Charles Davis Navy seaman visits Joan Hirst after boat training. Marie Ingalls and Joyce Debora visit Albany. William Giles buys and George Wolfe purchases properties on Davis Street. William E. Jackson promoted to staff sergeant in Washington D. C. Norman Saunders completes boat training at Sampson. Eugene Gordon sustains a forehead cut in a collision near McCotter and Williams Streets. Marjorie Ward engages to Aviation Cadet Joseph M. Loudis of Albany. Ward graduates from Whitehall High and Mildred Elley. Cadet Loudis is Siena College graduate.

Whitehall Watson Carswell Navy Fred Carswell Poultney Street Guy Walker U.S. Army Granville Road Clayton LaPlant Montcalm Avenue Sampson Charles Davis Joan Hirst Blount Street Davis Norman Saunders Mary Saunders Adams Street Whitehall Eugene Gordon Richard Gordon Mountain Street McCotter Williams Streets Arich Seligmann George H. Ward Marjorie Ward Joseph M. Loudis Delaware Avenue Albany

Two Men Die in New York Blast

Two men were killed and 28 injured in a Manhattan hydrogen or nitrogen tank explosion at the Western Electric plant on the lower west side. Antonio Gangrillo of Brooklyn and Robert Hiller of Brooklyn died after aiding others. a large blast shattered the ten-story plant, with windows broken within a half mile. Police launched investigations. Sabotage not suspected.

New York INS Western Electric Co Manhattan Lower West Side Antonio Gangrillo Brooklyn Robert Hiller Hiller Hblock Square Greenwich Village

Averill Park Notes and Local Visits

Averill Park residents report Charles Teal improving from pneumonia. Miss Charlotte Bauer returns to New York after visiting Mrs. Max Bunger. The Hen family of Poestenkill and Frank Sowatsky’s flat are noted residents. Rev. Peter Vining underwent an Albany Hospital operation and is progressing well. Leo Supernalit and family return from Connecticut. Flowers at Methodist Church altar honor Ralph Self by sister Maud McKenna. Ladies Aid Society of Slongs Corners meets tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ewart’s home. Charles Wilkins, home from Washington, D.C., visits his parents. he is in the Navy. Mrs. Mary O’Donnell of Lynbrook, IL, spent the weekend with her mother as Oliver and family take a break.

Averill Park Charles Teal Charlotte Bauer New York Max Bunger Hen Poestenkis Frank Sowatsky Peter Vining Albany Hospital Leo Supernalit Connecticut Ralph Self Maud McKenna Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Slongs Corners Ewart Charles Wilkins Washington, D.C C. Wilkins Charles Mary O'Donnell Lynbrook Oliver

Vichy Urges Laval Sever Nazi Ties

Paris reports say Vichy generals released an open letter to Laval urging France to cast off Nazi rule at all costs. The pamphlet praises Allied superiority and calls invasion from the West to end German domination, urging action despite Petain's cautious stance.

Madrid UPI France Piere Laval Germany Berlin Adolf Hitler Vichy Europe Laval Henri Philippe Petain Chamber of Deputies Senate Wilhelm Keitel Gerd von Rundstedt Erwin Rommel Italy Balkans

Missing Army Nurses Safe From North Africa Flight

Thirteen Army nurses missing since November 8 on a C-47 flight from Algiers to Bari are believed safe in Allied territory. The plane disappeared after takeoff amid fog while transporting an air evacuation squad, part of a mission to move nurses to Italy and return air ambulances to North Africa.

Allied Algiers North Africa Italy Bari Lalso Bart All Tech

War Department listed third grade technicians by names

The War Department identified three technicians in third grade records. Robert A. Cranson and Robert E. Owen appear with mothers Jeannie Cranson and Genevieve Owen. Addresses include New Haven, Walden and specific street details.

War Department Robert A. Cranson Jeannie Cranson New Haven Robert E. Owen Genevivieve Owen Orchard Street Walden

Midweek Service at West Sand Lake Methodist Church

The midweek service will be held today at the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. with the pastor in charge. Christmas carols will be sung. The choir will hold rehearsal at the church Friday evening.

Methodist Church

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