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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1944

Page

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County Court Term Jurors Drawn for January Session

Prospective jurors for the January term were drawn by County Clerk Lawrence Collissie with County Judge Herry Custor presiding. Names listed include Floyd Taylor, George Cotemas, Joan Jezes, Edward Lynch, Peter Teschien, George W. Schermerhorn, and others from Rensselaer, Troy, Valley Falls, and surrounding areas. Jurors scheduled to report January 3 with the first panel on January 1 and the remaining panel on January 3.

Kames Renssetter County Ciera Lawrence J. Collissie Herry Custor Deptis Sherifetter Simmons Clisson Trose Floyd Taylor Calveton George Cotemas Be East Gree Lansing Lancing Road Bern NeNeny Sixt Avenue Joan Jezes Rose Cbd Evers Fifteenth Am Alten Valley Falls Wagar Marion Danm Veneer Reat Edward Lynch Troy Ho Orrmo Orghard N. Powers Reid Valley Falls Alverico- Binifacio Rensselaer Edwin Breham Castleton Hunter Marthe Pattie Troy Seth Levine Seventh Avenue Sormee Mosler Peter

Names List of Residents and Addresses Across Rensselaer Area

A long, comma separated readout lists numerous residents and street addresses in the Rensselaer region including Cherry Plain Troy Averill Park Hoosick Falls Petersburg Petersburg East Schodack Rensselaer and neighbors. The compilation includes John Murray Alice Stephens Helen Werren May Fetling John ODay and many others with varied street numbers and towns.

John F. Murray Cottage Street Lewis Guillinese Rensselaer John J. Oday Second Street Josephine Armour Cassleton Alice Stephens Helen *Y. Werren Westover Road May W. Fetling Troy RD Thomas Miles Jobe Neibuhr Send Lake Leva Novick Fourth Avenue Fonela Prediger Poesienkil Albert Film Schaghiicoke Sacob Markowitz James Serith East Greenbush Anne R. Fields Seventh Avenue Obert- Montgomers Stow Avenue

Local Names List Noted From Rensselaer Area Notices

A collection of readable names and partial addresses appears, including Gladys Reynolds and Arthur Badeau, with scattered locations such as Rensselaer Nassau Troy Sand Lake and Cropserville. Several entries list street numbers and towns like 387 Congress in Rensselaer 585 River Eugene Norton Troy and 3044 Linch Avenue.

Gladys Reynolds Rensselaer Seth Cox Arthur Badeau Nassau Dilford Hastings West Sand Lake Beatrice M. Laurent Congress William Madison Wiliam F. Daley River Eugene Norton Troy R. D Howard Momrow Lead Lake John Nagle Tower Avent Alfred Reynolds Stephentown Gertrude Lavery James E. Pitts Linch Avenue Phoebe Akin Johnsonville Harrison Atea Troy RD Lena Teal Sand Lake W. A Schneider Annie H Nagengasi Second Street Anna M. Lejeunesse 100Th Street Jessie O'Donnell Cropserville William S. Connelly Griswold Avenue Thaddius J Hakes Grafton

Brewers Yeast Reclaimed for Drugs in War Effort

Chicago report notes yeast once wasted after beer production is now reclaimed for pharmaceutical use and as a fat building food for dairy cattle. William M. O'Shea of the Small Brewers' Committee cites millions of pounds redirected annually to national pharmaceutical firms.

Chicago Upu William M. O’shea

Christmas party at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church

The annual Sunday School Christmas party was held Thursday in the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church recreation rooms with W R Goetz presiding. Rev Arthur H Landmesser offered the invocation and Miss Dorothy Smith led community singing. The junior choir performed with Miss Effie Hogben on piano. recitations by several children followed. Santa distributed gifts and the pastor received a purse of money. Separate notes mention a sixth birthday party for Gail Bonesteel at her grandparents’ home and various local visitors and mentions of residents in the area.

Pawling Avenue Methodist Church W. BR Goetz Sided Arthur HL. Landsmesser Dorothy Smith Effie Hogben Marie Riffleback Marion Seesey Thomas i Falls Meriixa Bell Judith Pfieffer Priscila, Young Eleanor Finbacher Douglas Armstrong Arlene Nash Marilyn Beil Marion Bessey Eleanor Lohnes Santa Claus Gail Bonesteel Lester Bonesteel Bountainvier Avenues Frank W. Vanderpool Bamilton Avenue

Woman Targeted in Troy Pocketbook Racket

A Troy woman fell victim to the pocketbook racket as three men staged a mock dispute after she cashed a money order at the Troy Post Office. They dropped a pocketbook to lure her, claimed a $10 bill, and planned to split the contents three ways before vanishing with the money. Chief Lynch warns residents to beware during the holidays.

Troy John F. Lynch Sterdey Serger Fulton Fourth Streets

Service Pins Awarded At Arsenal

Brig Gen Gillespie presented service pins to 49 Watervliet Arsenal employees who began work before the end of World War I. He lauded their loyalty and longevity noting the arsenal’s ability to surge production in wartime. The ceremony in the Breadivey Building featured long-servers from 25 to 53 years, led by George Tofte and Elizabeth G. Egan among the top honorees. The Arsenal Band provided music as pins and certificates were accepted by Mr. Tofie.

Watervliet Arsenal Alexander G Gillespie Iit Lyez Iket Gillespie Arsenal Gur Breadivey Bubldise George Tofte Cohoes Raenal Edward P. King Watervlier Arsenal Ernest R Oathour Wilmot H. Roden Troy Aragnal Charles H.mcomber Preston A. Sorn Watervliet John Graham William O. Hurl John M. Coleton Tofie

Kiwanis and Rotary Aid Salvation Army Kettle Duty

Kiwanis and Rotary Club members of the city will take over Salvation Army kettles today from 1 am to 6 pm to assist in the work. Kiwanis volunteers will stand at River Street near FV Woolworth and Co. while Rotary volunteers operate the kettle in front of William Frear Co Inc.

Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Salvation Army Hettles American Legion Kiwanis Club River Street Woolworth and Co Rotary Club William Frear & Co, Inc

Local residents share holiday visits and illness notes

Mrs Anthony Rinaldi of Seneca Avenue has been ill at home. William Johnson of Little Creek Wa returns to duty after a few days with family on Tit bits Avenue. Miss Betty Wiltst of New York will be holiday guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley B Wilise of Marshal and Court. Mrs Frances HHS of Conway Apartments Conway Court returns after five months in the New England States. Miss Jean Curtiss is home from Hartford Central to spend weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W N Curtiss of North ke Avenue. Miss Delta Uphoff visits her parents Conway Court for holiday vacation and attends University of Rochester for postgraduate study. Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith and daughter Sheryl spend days with Mrs Smith's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Lawless of 72 South Lake Avenue before returning to S N Falls. Rolland MuCarle, Navy submariner at New London, Conn, is home on short leave for Christmas with his family on Cooper Avenue.

Syeaway Anthony Rinaldi Seneca Avenue William Johnson Little Creek Titbits Avenue Betty Wiltst New York Stanley B. Wilise Marshal and Frances Hhs Conway Apartments Conway Court New England Jean Curtiss Hartford Cent W. N. Curtiss Northke Avenue Delta Uphoff Lesiie Opham Miss Uphoff University of Rochester Edwin Smith Sheryl

Workers Aim to Cut State Plant Layoffs Amid War Demands

In Albany area reports workers press to limit layoffs to four percent minimum while Syracuse launches recruitment drives. M B Catherwood of the State Department of Commerce plans talks with the District CIO Industrial Council to reduce layoffs tied to war production needs. The District CIO Council seeks wider consultations with War Manpower Commission and others as unions urge more labor for rocket shells and 185 mm howitzers. The United Labor for War Committee, linked to A L P and CIO, coordinates local action.

Albany Syracuse M. B. Catherwood State Department of Commerce CL O. Industrial Council United Labor For War Committee Irving Tt. Bergman District Service Command Ftasential District C. I. O. Council Catterwood War Manpower Commission War Production Board Military and Naval Frank T. Murphy C. 1 OQ Catherwood Ben Bergman Navy Army ALPS C. L O WMC

Walker Avenue Man Wounded in Action

Pvt Russell F L Hamilton 33 son of Mr and Mrs William A Hamilton of 8 Walker Avenue was wounded in action in Germany on November 27 per War Department telegram. His wife and six children live at Malden Bridge. A notice from the soldier’s agent said he was in a hospital in Paris. He offered service last April 3.

Pvt Russell FL Hamilton Wiliam A. Hamilton Walker Avenue Germany War Department Hamilton Malden Bridge Paris

Indian theater? General Farrell's rapid India return and tragedy

Brig. Gen. Thomas F. Farrell, born in Troy and commander of construction in the India Burma area, flew from India in four days to attend his son's grave Captain Thomas F. Farrell Jr. was killed in action last February. Farrell left for Washington with Mrs Farrell after a special mission and plans to return to India. A separate report notes James W Haans, 47, killed after a fall from a scaffold in New York during a work accident.

Thomas F. Farrell Troy India-Burma Arey Engineers Indie Io Airpany Thomas F. Farrel, Jr Haig Farrell Garnetion Airfeist Burma Calcutte-Bormia Washington India

Troy Tax Rate Set At 357.28 Per Thousand

Mayor John J. Ahern announced Troy's 1965 tax rate will be 357.28 per thousand, down 23 from 1944 gates, with Lansingburg at 238 less. The 1985 combined city and real estate tax for Troy owners is 872, while Lansingburg shows 462.46 for 1345. Taxation commissioner Fitzgerald said bills will be printed soon as a six-operator, two-clerk staff works on the tax books.

Troys Troy Lansingburg John J. Ahern Tates Laneabers Hay & Separate School

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Edmund Ree Io Eae Ake A Fourth Troy Hospital College of St Rose Harvey E. Merrill Cherry Plain Michael J. Campbell Norton Street Leonard J. Walther Pawling Avenue Smart Permanents Alice Snyder Gennade Blome Doris Soppe Allure Third ST Heer Seagress WM. C West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co Mechawigville East Side Jac Ablah Usher Ald Pawhes Avenue Walter E. Landmesser York Arthur Ho Landmesser Pawking Avenue James, DeLong Philadel Phil Sha Norman Gottred Land Family North Greenbush Raymond’ M. Snyder Indianapolis Ind Elmo E. Oathout Maple Avenue Belor Mazining Corp Aid Salvation Army By Paul Ford Conrad €. Cone Sirs Elis Wands Hoosick Pacific Cone Hampton Roads Adesiral Byrd South Pole North Africa Sicily Nisgara James W Haans Union-Fern Joe Ott River ST LieGen Omae Brapiey Rene Ferry General “Ike
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