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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
5
A nationwide survey by the War Production Board finds civilian auto repair parts and service are increasingly hard to obtain but not at breakdown levels yet. The Census Bureau surveyed 4 937 families in 68 communities over two weeks in November, with worst shortages in the Far West and best in the East.
A wartime survey reports 68 million auto owners sought service, 25 million got it, and 43 million faced trouble. Estimates project further declines in road cars, storage, and replacements while essential transport needs rise. The data imply widespread delays and potential impacts on war workers and police, with ongoing shortages in new autos and servicing capacity.
Hoesick Miss Hattrey Bagg of Albany is passing sometime with her niece Mrs John A Howland Hall Road. The annual parish meeting of All Saints Church will be held in the parish house Tuesday evening Jan 12. Miss Jean Mc Paddock a student at Mildred Elle School in Albans 18 passing her vocation with her mother Mrs Walter Cantelo. Corp Frank Pierce returned to Fort Benning Isa Sunday after furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Specce Pierce. The annual meeting of All Saints Parish Guild and Womens Auxiliary will be held. A covered dish.
Eagle Mills Mia Alice Hunter af Troy stayed overnight with Mrs Minnie Cainer. The New Year Eve watchnight service at the Methodist Church will not be held this year. Corp Ray H Dixon on 15 day furlough with his parents and Navy petty officer Alan Clinton E Shaver on furlough with his parents. Willard Clum and Robert Clum begin Navy basic training at Sampson. Mrs Howard Clum’s family in the Army at Camp Livingston. Mis Georgine G McMillan and Mrs G Hotchhise visit Rochester. Frank L McIntyre 11 and son Thomas G at Sheepshead Bay from the L S Maritime Service Training School. Bible School officers elected at Church of Christ. Forrest Pawie chosen superintendent. Rev Paul E Diehl resigns to become Army chaplain. Other officers listed.
Mrs J Eddy of Bennington is spending a few weeks at the home of Mrs Tena White. Miss Marionie White of New York is visiting her twin sister Mrs Harold Riemann. Miss Teresa Connors is visiting her mother Mrs Charlies Connors of Albany for ten days. Mrs Minam Murphy of Wash.
South Cambridge residents and relatives are listed visiting and visiting guests. Mrs Nels Jacobsen visits Chatham Missouri with Agnes Donnellan RN of New York stays with relatives. Macovich returns to White Plains after a two week visit with Kenneth Athen. Mrs Mary Wade has been ill with the flu at Miss Mary Alney's home. Rose Mane and Lois Ann Virtue of Bethel Conn visit E B S Athen and Mrs E Donnellan. Julia Reynolds Walter Donnelly and Agnes Donnellan RN of New York join M J Donnellan as recent guests.
Hoosick Falls marks its annual Christmas party with 23 members at the Local Workers Bible class Christmas gathering chaired by Mrs Roscoe Pierce. Gifts exchanged with Mrs Cox receiving a class gift. Santa duties by Mrs Sanford H Rudd. Obituaries and military transfers noted for local residents include Charles E Armstrong, Richard Ersson services, and transfers to Indiantown Gap Pa Camp McCoy Fort Custer. Families and church notices close with Miss Phillis White organist at the Church of the Immaculate Conception service.
Mrs John Hohenstein Jr a two year old Albans war widow yesterday applied for enlistment in the WAVES to avenge the death of her husband a private in the Army killed in Sicily she said she wanted to help finish the job he set out to do She also hoped a helmet he decorated with sketches of himself and of her would someday be found on a Sicilian field and returned to her.
Judge Hairs E Clinton affirms Troy City Court judgment for Stanton Brew ing ane ana agasis Navin & erstein dba Beanat Go-Cart and Juvenile Furniture Co. Irwin J Cohen represented furniture firm. Action for rent due. City Court awarded $63 with costs. Judge Clinton on review says verdict should stand. affirms both law and facts.
The funeral mass at St Maiss Cemetery was conducted by Father Egan. Bearers listed were Johnie, Mahon Hector Wood, Charles Baldwin, and John Burke, assisting in the rites.
A rough account from Lieutenant Tom Robert of Parshall College describes an American pilot on leave engaging Japanese forces in New Guinea area near Ramu Valley. He and Australian troops exchanged brief skirmishes, bagging several Japanese soldiers and returning home with a tally of actions during a brief combat episode.
Report suggests nickel and copper exist as gases in the atmosphere, with researchers noting possible dispersion in the upper layers. The finding remains under study as scientists seek confirmation and implications for air chemistry and metal cycles.
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