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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1944

Page

12

Dewey Grants Stay Of Execution In Lepke Case

Governor Dewey issued a respite until the week of Feb 28 for Lepke Buchalter Emanuel Weiss and Louis Capone while a show cause order for reargument of their appeals is decided. Chief Judge Irving Lehman signed the order returnable Feb 14 with a likely decision about Feb 22. Previously the electrocution date was Feb 10 and the statement cited the executions set for the week of Feb 7, 1944.

Albany Dewey Oule Lepke) Buchalter Emanuel Weiss Louis Capone Charles Breitel Irving Lehman Court of Appeals Breitel Louis Lepkegier Brestel

Governor Grants Feb 28 Stay In Rosen Murder Case

The governor extended a respite for the executions of Buchalter and his two accomplices in the 1936 Brooklyn storekeeper Joseph Rosen slaying. A show cause hearing in the Court of Appeals reargument remains set for Feb 14 with a possible decision Feb 22, delaying the Thursday execution schedule.

Court of Appeals Buchalter Brooklyn Joseph Rosen

Engine Over 38 Gets Honorable Discharge

Salt Lake City report states the 73 ton steam locomotive nicknamed Little Goliath is being honorably discharged from Salt Lake Army Air Base after a year of nonstop duty hauling freight coal and troops. A newer locomotive named Big Goliath will replace it.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Army Air Base

Blood donors sought for Schenectady unit visit in March

The Red Cross blood donor committee announces the Schenectady mobile unit will visit the Masonic Temple in Mechanicville on Wednesday March 1. The drive aims at at least one pint per man in service weekly, with donors aged 18 to 60 undergoing a medical exam and receiving refreshments from the canteen corps. In other notes, church services, war bond sales, March of Dimes efforts, bowling schedules, obituaries, and local civic notes fill the day’s community page.

Red Cross Schenectady Masonic Temple Ecommittee Army and Navy Medical Corps Chamber of Commerce Berkman Stephen D. Komorski Riverside Josef Pilsudski Polish National Alliance March of Dimes Gideon Palmieri Watervliet Arsenal Masonic Club

Poestenkill Ministers Plan Day of Prayer at Parsonage

Poestenkill and East Poestenkill ministers will meet at the Poestenkill Lutheran parsonage to plan the Day of Prayer service on February 25. Rev. Lauren H. Grandy will discuss the sermon Go Work Today in My Vineyard at tomorrow's 11 a.m. service. Elks leader John J. OMalley, 50, formerly district deputy of the State Elks Association, has died.

Poestenkill East Poestenkill Lutheran Church of Howard Pratt William of Troy John Bubie Warren Jones Holloran General Hospital Staten Island Lee Jones Intermediate Luthor League Lauren H. Grandy ELKS Geneva Pi John J. O’malley Elks' Association

Philathea Class meets with new officers at First Baptist

Hoosick Falls reports the Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church meeting for the first time under new officers with Mrs. Helen A Sheldon as president. A Feb 18 food sale and March 22 public supper and apron sale are planned. The group will meet monthly to roll bandages at St Mark's parish house Red Cross room.

Baptist Memorial Hall Iva Eldredge First Baptist Church Helen A. Sheldon Red Cross St. Mark's Parish House

Center Brunswick News and Club Meetings Summary

Center Brunswick reports Elsie Weatherwax’s return to Samaritan Hospital for treatment. Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church meets Tuesday afternoon at Miss Minnie Wagner’s home. Executive committee met Wednesday at the president Mrs. Harold Wilson’s home to plan the new year. Happy Go Lucky 4H Club meets at Elinor Bulson’s home with Marion Booth presiding. Eleanor Booth gives secretary’s report. songs led by Grace Banker. Council delegates plan to attend council meeting at the W C A Troy this evening. A cooking lesson featured gingerbread by Eleanor Bulson and Marion Tannicillo. orange lemon sauce by Eleanor Booth and Connie Drouin. seven members present. Next meeting February 9 at Connie Drouin’s home. Brunswick Community Home Bureau met at Mrs. Irvin Derrick’s. sixteen members and five visitors. lesson on Sewing Center and Equipment by Mrs. Derrick. health leader Mrs. Howard Wagar spoke on home accident prevention. Next meeting March 7 at Mrs. Merrill Lee’s. all day with covered dish. civic lesson by Mrs. Floyd Hayner. Ms. Derrick to speak on counterfeit money. members to contribute household hints or origami poems. officer elections planned. Friendly Circle Class of Methodist Church held annual progressive banquet. first course served.

Center Brunswick Elsie Weatherwax Samaritan Hospital Women's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Minnie Wagner Harold Wilson Elinor Bulson Marion Booth Eleanor Booth Grace Banker W. C Irvin Derrick Derrick Howard Wagar Jeader Merrill Lee Floyd Hayner Friendly Circle

Austrians Hope War Ends in Months After Teheran Talks

A German frontier dispatch reported by the Gazette de Lausanne says Austrians expect an early war end, within two to three months, and that Vienna discusses the future of a free Austria after the Teheran conference. The dispatch notes Vienna has long faced suspension on major issues.

Barn Switzerland Gazette de Lausanne Vienna Austria

Refugees Stream Into Austria After Allied Raids

A constant stream of bombed out refugees entered theElt from Germany. The Graz jetty, a major Austrian harbor, was reported 60 percent evacuated following the latest Allied attack on Klagenfurt.

Germany Graz Klagenfurt

Penetro Patent Remedy For Everyday Aches

A brief notice describes Penetro as a home remedy using mutton suet for comfort. It claims Penetro’s double action relieves common ailments and miseries, presenting a straightforward consumer pitch for an everyday relief product.

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