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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

3

Arsenal Helps Prepare for Second Front

Brig. Gen. Gillespie reports that Wa terlvliet Arsenal and 45 ordnance depots ensure ample spare parts for every soldier. The pipeline links production to field units, with 400 pounds of spare parts per soldier and forty cents of every dollar spent on equipment dedicated to parts. Civilian workers contribute to sustaining mobility and readiness for invasion.

Watervliet Arsenal Alexander G. Gillespie Ordnance Field Service Gillespie Levin H. Campbell Ordnance J. 5. Hatcher Arsenal

Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Ad

Simple home recipe claims rapid relief for rheumatic pains using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. Advertises two-week supply, money-back guarantee, and drugstore availability with promise of noticeable improvement within 48 hours.

St Joseph Aspirin Ad Claims Supremacy and Safety

An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the fastest pure aspirin and the world’s largest seller at 10¢. It emphasizes safety with the claim None safer and urges demand for St Joseph Aspirin.

St. Joseph

Vast Ordnance Stock: 333000 Spare Parts for War Gear

General Gillespie reveals the scale of wartime ordnance logistics. 333,000 distinct spare parts support artillery, tanks, and vehicles, with 1.5 million tons of parts moved since Pearl Harbor. Depot operations cover 480 square miles with 712,236 tons of ammunition monthly.

Ordnance Department Pearl Harbor Ordnance Ordnance General Hitler Tojo

Nursing Class Honors Teacher at Dinner

Nursing class honors instructor Mrs. James F. Cavanaugh at Callahan's Restaurant with corsage and gift. Diplomas and home nursing pins awarded in Mrs. Cavanaugh’s absence, with remarks on urgent need for women in surgical dressings. Graduation class and former graduates named. top averages listed. Miss Mary Jane Manno to train with SPARS in Palm Beach, Fla.

James F. Cavanaugh R.N Callahan’s Cavanaugh W. R. Gray Watervliet City Red Cross Thomas Cavanaugh Mrs. Cavanaugh Ann Belokopitsky Patricia Quimet Ella Vetoich Ann Jewett Tiny Dzubinsky Mary Spinda Isabel Higgings Norine Kenny Isabel Berghamer Rita Higgings Anna Washinko Ann Margiasso Lucille Higgings Mary Jane Manno Michael Manno Sixth Avenue Albany SPARS Palm Beach Fla

Walter Phelps Warren Dies Noted Troy Civic Leader

Walter Phelps Warren a longtime Troy business figure and philanthropist died at his residence 148 Maple Avenue after a brief illness He was born December 31 1874 in Troy and educated at Albany Academy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute He served as president of the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association from 1919 to 1936 and held roles with several banks railroads and the Troy Boys Club He married Helen Liddle in 1922 and leaves a daughter Edith Warren and a son W Phelps Warren plus grandchildren and siblings The funeral will be private from the residence with church officiants and interment at Warren Chapel Oakwood Cemetery

Walter Phelps Warren Troy Maple Avenue M. Warren & Co Fuller & Warren Co New Albany & Vermont Railroad Co Old United Nations Bank of Troy Warren Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Troy Boys’ Club William Floyd Sons of the Revolution Naturalization Court United States Citizens’ Corps Troy Chamber of Commerce First Presbyterian Church City Walter P Martha Mabbett Warren Warren Mr. Warren Albany Academy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Delta Phi Fraternity Lambda Chapter Helen Liddle Glens Falls Edith Warren William Henry Warren Thomas Vail John Gass St. Paul's Episcopal Church A. Abbott Hastings Albany Warren Chapel Oakwood Cemetery

Hearing on Commercial Rent Increases Scheduled

Niagara Republican reports Chairman Harry D. Suitor announced the Assembly code committee will hold a public hearing Tuesday on Assemblyman Irwin Steingut’s bill to stabilize rents for commercial premises at 15 percent above the March 4, 1943 level.

Harry D. Suitor Niagara Republican Assembly Code Committee

Smith Will Case Jury Trial Slated March 21

A jury trial of issues in the probate of Nellie J. Smith who died in Troy on December 16 1943 and left an estate over 5000 was set for March 21 in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court. Relatives object to probate contending the decedent lacked sound mind and that undue influence influenced the signing. Maksim D Springer serves as estate proponent. Filley and MacMillen represent contesting relatives. Fred Schwarz represents other next of kin joining objections.

Nellie J. Smith Troy Rensselaer County Edward J. Donohue Maksim D. Springer Filley & MacMillen Fred Schwarz

Senate Approves Dewey Budget Amid Education Debate

The New York Senate and Assembly backed Governor Dewey's $372 million budget. Democratic and GOP wrangled over education cuts tied to Freidman Law, with Greenberg pressing for child education needs and Coudert attacking the teachers lobby. Both houses endorsed the budget unanimously after amendments failed.

Thomas E. Dewey Dewey New York City Coudert Senate

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Troy Woman

Federal grand jury in Albany indicted Hannah Birch Miller of 228 Fourth Avenue Troy on cashing a 37.50 government check for remittances in Troy last September. John Montgomery of Granville was indicted for failure to report for induction under the Selective Service Act. Mr and Mrs Arthur DeLoreto of Schenectady were indicted on eight counts charging forgery of narcotic prescriptions between December 29, 1943 and January 6, 1944.

Hannah Birch Miller Fourth Avenue Albany Troy John ©. Montgomery R. D Granville Arthur DeLoreto Schenectady

Fireman of Old 999 Dies in Brooklyn

James L. Stark aged 78, longtime fireman on the Old 999 that set the Empire State Express speed record in 1891, died at Kings County Hospital Brooklyn. Stark helped operate the trial run from Syracuse to Buffalo with Engineer Ed Chase, retired with a New York Central travel pass, and leaves four sons two daughters and a brother. Funeral services will be held to follow.

James L. Stark Albany Empire State Express Kings County Hospital Brooklyn Stark Rensselaer and West Albany Ed Chase Syracuse Buffalo New York Central Arthur Charles James George Stark Rensselaer Bertha Reynolds Renssela Emma Motzer Charles W. Stark Los Angeles

Funeral service set for Albany resident at Owens Chapel

A funeral will be held at 1 30 pm at Owens Funeral Chapel Albany with Rev Loring Gavitt of Grace Episcopal Church Albany officiating. Interment will follow at Albany Rural Cemetery.

Owens Funeral Chapel Albany Loring Gavitt Grace Eipiscopal Church Albany Rural Cemetery

Albany Boy Struck by Bus Dies of Injuries

Patrick Corbett 8, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Corbett of 31 South Street Albany, died at Albany Memorial Hospital after a bus struck him on his way to school. Investigators led by Coroner J Gregory Nealon said he had a fractured skull and never regained consciousness. The accident occurred at Broadway and North Second Street as the driver Arnold Freden dall claimed the boy ran in front of the bus.

Patrick Corbett Joseph Corbett South Street Albany Albany Memorial Hospital J. Gregory Nealon Waterview Broadway North Second Street Arnold Fredendall

Pre Induction Sessions For Draftees Slated

A series of pre induction information meetings for men entering the armed services will be sponsored monthly by the Albany City and County War Council for Albany County residents. The first meeting is Thursday March 3 at 8 p.m. in the Joseph Henry Memorial Building Albany. Residents of Cohoes Watervliet Colony Green Island and other communities invited.

Armed Services Albany City and County War Council Albany County Joseph Henry Memorial Albany Cohoes Watervliet Colonie Green Island

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