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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1944

Page

10

Actress to Lead War Bond Drive in Mechanicville

Actress Carol Bruce leads a Boston & Maine back pay war bond drive in Mechanicville to raise 2.5 million dollars from back pay. The caravan includes war heroes Lieut Clark Nichols and William Morris and will hold a 4 PM meeting at the Boston & Maine yard shops before Bruce continues to Albany and Hollywood.

Boston & Maine Failroad New England New York State Carol Bruce Star of Screen and Stags Mechanicville Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Treasury Department Boston & Maine Treas ‘Ury Department Rails Boston Miss Bruce Hollywood Lieut Clark Nichols Europe William Morris Lynn Merchant Marine Service Russia Fay Greenfield Mass Brannigan Misa Bruce Albany

Lenten Service Opens at West Sand Lake Methodist

The first Lenten service will be held tomorrow evening at 7 45 at the West Sand Lake Methodist Church. Rev Louis T M Barker of Watervliet will deliver the sermon with a large wall chart as illustration. The church choir will sing special selections.

Methodist Church Louis ™. Barker Third Avenue Methodist Church Watervliet

Kellogg's All-Bran Brings Gentle Constipation Relief

A mother-in-law testimonial from Mrs Poline Beha of Bronx New York claims regular use of Kellogg's All Bran restored normal bowel function. The ad explains All Bran supplies cellulosic elements aiding natural elimination and encourages daily use with ample water.

Mother-Inlaw Poline Beha East 160Th Street Bronx N. Y Kellogg’s Nature Kellogg's Battle Creek

Senate Approves New Names for Skim Milk Terms

The Senate passed a measure 46 to 4 to authorize new labels for dried milk products including defatted milk solids and non fat milk solids. Senator Overton condemned the change as a publicity ploy while Senator Clark defended it as a benefit to consumers and nutrition.

Washington Senate Senator Overton D.-La Capitol Hill Clark Overton

Singer Ellan Jane Ross Sues Pan American for $1 Million

New York singer Ellan Jane Ross filed in federal court for $1,000,000 damages against Pan American Airways over injuries from a trans Atlantic Yan kee Clipper crash near Lisbon a year ago. Her husband Donald Ross seeks $100,000 for medical costs.

New York Jane Froman Pan-American Airways, Inc Lisbon Portugal Ellan Jane Ross Donald Ross

Tin Can Collections Begin Tomorrow Across City

Public Works crews start tin can collections tomorrow and Thursday with two days needed due to the long interval since the last pickup. Commissioner William F. Luby urges all households to place cans on the curb by 8 a.m. tomorrow for first-day collection. areas not finished will not be revisited on Thursday.

Public Works Department Public Works William F. Luby Luby

East Nassau School Notes and Student Awards

East Nassau Central School saw ninth and tenth graders win the attendance banner with an 86.77 average. Elizabeth Hammersley, a third and fourth grade teacher, was ill on Thursday and Friday. Miss Harlas and Mr. Finegan filled in. War Stamps and Bonds sales reached 317.65 with Bassett’s room contributing 219. Friday’s assembly at 1 45 pm will include a play by the ninth grade English class.

East Nassau Charles French Pittsfield East Nassau Central School Elizabeth Hammersley Harlas Finegan Bassett

Articles Left on Trains Could Stock A Big Store

Boston reports show a 25 percent rise in holiday lost items on buses trains and street cars. Miss Marguerite Furness heads the elevated lost and found noting wallets jewelry and even running pants left behind. A stored luggage case aided by an optician helped identify a South Pacific bound officer and return his baggage. The department marked December 25 with 73 umbrellas found and the inventory reads like a small shop including dog collars underwear fountain pens candy and medals. Over 60 percent of items are eventually claimed or returned to owners with some goods redirected to finders.

Boston INS Elevated Marguerite Furness Optician South Pacific

Utica Grandfather Drafted for Navy

Chester J. Mazurowski a 35 year old sausagemaker was among 39 men drafted for the Navy in Utica He said goodbye to his wife and three children including a six month old daughter His four brothers are already in the Army His parting remark I hope to make sausage of the Japs reflects wartime sentiment and the era

Utica Gps Navy Chester J. Mazurowski Mazurowski

War Bond Drive Surpasses Goal At Lansingburg High

Lansingburg High School raised 14574 70 dollars toward the Fourth War Loan campaign. The total equals about 39 per pupil, far above the 3000 dollar goal. Five flying jeeps are now pledged, with the Business Club, Miss Lottie Shepherd, and Miss Rugh Marsh directing.

Lansingburg High School George Kewley Bob Ibbott Harry Cote Bob Gardenier Lillian Willis Philomena Fusco Jane Tilton Jean Cox Betty Spain Marion Jones Dorothy Olsen Business Club Lottie Shepherd Rugh Marsh Dorothea Christensen Vivian Moir Victory Service Club Ann Baker Homeroom 21 Study Hall Homeroom Dramatic Club Julia Kreider Victory Club Grace Randall

Pork Bonus Stamp 3 Now Valid for Five Points

The Rensselaer County Troy City Rationing Board announced that special stamp No. 3 in Ration Book No. 4 is valid for five points to buy fresh smoked and cured pork and all sausage and 100 percent pork canned products. It cannot be used for lard and remains valid until midnight Saturday.

Rensselaer County Troy City

IOPA Opens Rent Clinic for Troy

The Rent Control Division of IOPA announces conferences for landlords and tenants in Troy and Cohoes led by Lester W. Herzog district director. Helen F. Delaney will meet at the Rensselaer County Troy City Rationing Board in the Hotel Troy Wednesdays 1 to 4 pm and Thursdays 9 am to 4 pm. She will also be at Cohoes City Hall Wednesdays 8:30 am to noon until further notice.

Area Rent Control Division OPA Troy and Cohoes Lester W. Herzog Helen F. Delaney Rensselaer County

Local Notes From Whitehall and Nearby Towns

Whitehall residents attend hospital and lodge events as the community marks a hundred year celebration at Phoenix Lodge and honors local birthdays. Missing details continue through multiple social notices including hospital patients visitors, marriage announcements in Charlotte New York and parish gatherings with card games and prize winners.

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief

An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies while Peterson's Ointment provides fast, cooling relief. It costs 85 cents per box and 60 cents for a tube with applicator, offering itching relief quickly.

Peterson

Nazi Prisoner Writes Uncle In Watervliet

An 85 year old mother and Dutch relatives in Holland send news to H. C. Corbett of Watervliet via the Red Cross. A nephew in Stanislau confirms family health and describes wartime conditions while noting food shortages and scarce tobacco. He requests photos and further letters.

Holland H. C. Corbett Watervliet Home Service Department Rensselaer County Red Cross Corbett G. E. Corbett Rotterdam Gestapo Stanislau American Red Cross

Prouse 70, Noted Rutland Restaurateur, Dies

Charles J. Prouse a long time Rutland restaurant owner died Friday at Rutland Hospital at age 70. He and his brother Arthur ran Rutland eateries for 36 years after previously operating Star Restaurant in Glens Falls opened in 1900. He was active in Glens Falls sports and an Elks member in both towns.

Charles J. Prouse Rutland Glens Falls Trinity Episcopal Church Prouse Rutland Hospital Arthur A. Prouse Elks’ Lodge Elks Ruland

Going-away Gift Presented to Bridge Club Member Charpentier

A going away gift was presented to Mrs Charpentier by the members of her bridge club. Other attendees included Mrs Paul Courcette Mrs Jack Trainor Mrs Richard Lee Mrs Donald Lee Mrs William Crounse Mrs Edward McCann Miss Marion Root Miss Doris St Claire Miss Blanche Morrow Miss Alice Waters and Miss Joyce McKee.

Paul Courcette Jack Trainor Richard Lee Donald Lee William Crounse Edward McCann Marion Root Doris St. Claire Blanche Morrow Alice Waters Joyce McKee Charpentier Bridge Club

YOUR GARDEN Handy Chart for 600 Square Foot Plots

Henry L. Pree details a 600 square foot vegetable plan for a family of four with a diverse layout of crops including tomatoes beans carrots cabbage and greens. The article lists numerous seed packets varieties and plant counts to maximize seasonal production in a compact plot.

Henry L. Pree NEA Service United States Marion Market Golden Acre Victor California New Zealand Fordhook Bush Bloomsdale Savoy Detroit

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