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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1944

Page

19

Refugee Exchange Moves 644 Diplomats and Relief Workers

A group of 644 diplomats journalists and relief workers from the United States and Latin America crossed the Franco German frontier moving toward Lisbon and home. They are to be exchanged for 1180 Germans and French expected to arrive in Lisbon aboard the Gripsheim. The party includes 300 U S nationals without official status added by the Germans at the last minute. Also included is Taylor Henry Associated Press bureau chief at Vichy.

Associated Press Vichy

Germany Defeat on Field But Morale Stronger Says Dispatch

Dispatch notes Germany can be defeated on the battlefield while morale has been strengthened over six months. Henry, 13 months in German internment, says no sign of internal collapse and that reverses on the eastern front and air raids have strengthened German resolve to resist.

Dispatch Germany Henry

Sailor Pleads Guilty To Mann Act Charge

Anthony Squadrite, 32, of Syracuse in Navy uniform pleaded guilty in Federal District Court to violating the Mann Act. Judge Stephen W. Brennan withheld sentence pending Navy enrollment for continued service. the crime was alleged to have occurred in August 1942.

Anthony Squadrite Syracuse Iu. S Navy Stephen W. Brennan Navy Squadrite

Waterford Lenten union services announced with church lineup

Waterford will hold Sunday evening Lenten union services with First Baptist and Waterford Methodist churches. The first service at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Methodist with Rev William A Perry conducting and Rev Arthur H Landmesser delivering a communion meditation. Additional speakers include Rev Chester Simmons and Rev Thomas Wearing with a World Parish Luna event noted.

First Baptist Church Waterford Methodist Church Methodist Church William A. Perry Arthur H. Landmesser Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Troy Perry Landmesser Lewis M. Blackmer Frances Moore God Craig The Chester Simmons Cambridge Methodist Church

Albany Fire Damages Capitol Metal Co Spare Space

A three hour blaze at Capitol Metal Co on Broadway Albany caused twenty five thousand dollars in damage. Flames were spotted through a skylight by a passerby around 4 am. The main loss came as the floor collapsed and dumped thousands of pounds of non ferrous metals onto cellar machinery.

Capitol Metal Co Broadway Albany

Army Navy tests at Heatly School for Green Island youths

Green Island announces Army and Navy college qualifying tests to be held Wednesday in Heatly School. Eligible males 17 to 21 in final high school term or recent graduates may apply. test results do not imply enlistment. Candidates must choose Army or Navy before testing. Navy includes Coast Guard and Marines. Physical requirements vary by service. Ohio?

Waterford Charles H. Field Army and Navy College Heatly Norvine B. Keating Army Navy College Navy

Cooperation at World Day of Prayer Service

Churen will join the World Day of Prayer service today at 2 30 PM at the First Baptist Church. A choir rehearsal is set for tomorrow at 3 45 PM at the Pawling Avenue Church. The Gleaners Club meets today with Mrs Brainard Cipperly at Pawling Avenue.

Waterford Clark Memorial Grace Episcopal Church William Law James WT. Kerr William A. Perry Lewis M. Blackmer Herbert C. Willenberg Churen First Baptist Church Pawling Avenue Gleaners Mags Brainard Cipperly Second Baptist Church Farther Lights Society Mildred Thayer World Day of Prayer Tod First Baptis Thir Presbyterian Church Robert Ames World Bay of Prayer Pawling Avenue Methodist

East Side A PTA Board Meeting Sets March 16 Agenda

The East Side A executive PTA met led by Mrs. Lloyd A. Austin to fill the unexpired presidential term. Reports from secretary Mrs. Leon Hoogsteel and treasurer Miss Pauline Raymond were given. Mrs. Samuel Hill elected second vice president for the year. A nominating committee chaired by Miss Mary F. Fitzgerald was named with Miss Frances Dwyer and Mrs. N L Whitman. Committee chairs include Mrs. Co B Gazin hospitality and Mrs. Arleigh Fish program and War Stamp sales with Miss Frances Dwyer and Mrs. Hill on ways and means. Mr. Charles H. Seibert public ity. Next general meeting set for March 16 at 2 30 pm in the school. An afternoon program will include an entertainment.

Parent-Teacher Association of School 16 Lloyd A. Austin Austin John DeLee Leon Hoogsteel Pauline Raymond Samuel Hill Dent Mary F. Fitzgerald

Hudson Falls Youth Receives Prison Term

Clifford RE Hervey an 18 year old from Hudson Falls was sentenced to one and a half years in Clinton Prison Dannemora after pleading guilty in Saratoga County Court Ballston Spa to illegal possession of a revolver. He was arrested November 26 in Moreau South Glens Falls and linked to other alleged affairs, per District Attorney John B. Dosie.

Clifford RE. Hervey Hudson Falls Ifipim Wea Clinton Dannemora Saratosa Ballston Spa Harvey Reau South Glens Falla John B. Dosie Leo Guilgault Edgar LaQue Saratoga

State Attorney Will Take Post With Union

Griffa McKiernan, central regional attorney at Albany for the State Labor Relations Board since 1937, will resign March 1 to return to private practice. He says he has been retained as general counsel of the International Brotherhood of Papermakers Local A. F. L. of Lo and has accepted retainers from other local organizations.

Griffa MccKiernan Albany State Labor Relations Board International Brotherhood of Papermakers’.A. FL of

Local Realty Firm Gets State Charter

Copy of a certificate of incorporation of the Thum Realty Corp. has been filed in the County Clerk's office. The papers state the corporation has a capital of $10,060, 50 shares of stock without par value. Offices are at 251-253 River Street. Incorporators are William D. Dunne, 514 Pawling Avenue. Matthew M. Dunne, West Sand Lake. and Isadore J. Weinstein, 94 23rd Street.

Thum Realty Corp River Street William D. Dunne Pawling Avenue Matthew M. Dunne Sand Lake Isadore J. Weinstein 23Rd Street

Trial Proceedings Scheduled Amid Empty Docket

With no other cases ready for trial, the court prepared to move ahead as scheduled. The pause leaves jurors and counsel awaiting the next matter on the docket and underscores a lean calendar for the session.

Largest rosebush reported in Whittier California blooms vast

The largest known rosebush sits in Whittier California with a trunk girth of five feet and branches sprawling over a large house. It is estimated to bear about 180000 blossoms at once.

Whittier Cal

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