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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1945

Page

9

Veteran recruits workers for war effort in area

Sergeant Lawrence Keleher, back from overseas service, is stationed at U S Employment Service to recruit workers for Watertown Arsenal. He says veterans bring valuable experience and notes the job differs from Guadalcanal duties. Beth Moore, USES director, says several men agreed to take positions.

Plamia Sergi Lawrence Keleher Merril Biome U S Ovemeas Veerans Ags Ofice Watervitet Arsenal Ming Beth Moore Kelleher Troy Guadalcanal Burma

Mayor Discusses Fiscal Matters in Budget Discussion

Mayor John J. Aberamet told department heads after a Boones discussion that municipal budgets must stay within the year’s budget. He urged cabinet members to keep departments within the pudzet and noted future plans to cover compensation costs and city insurance for buildings including schools.

John J. Aberamet Boones Fung Ise

Workers urged to accept war plant jobs in area

The article describes Bergeagny Kelleher promoting war work to local residents after his first interviews. He toured arsenals, recruited workers, and urged women to take sewing machine operator roles in nearby plants. Several workers were referred to multiple companies for new positions.

Bens Arsenal Erey Bergeagny Kelleher Colnes Owarketts Section Merle Royal Atr!suit Co Cohoes Berk Ray Buchman Alda Mills Beatsit Rof Knitting

Open House For Soldiers At Roble-Callahan Post

Roble-Callahan Post No 237 American Legion will host an open house today at 8 PM at 4 First Street Troy for servicemen home on furlough. Philip Kh Mason chairs arrangements with monthly open houses to follow.

Roble-Callahan Oper Troy Philip Kh. Mason Cheirman Avet Thoraday Wiliam Burke Seabee Sathur Boktoy John Armstomg Troy Lodge of Elks Rom Nasional Legion Conzdir Edward ML Schebertine Albers National Légion Fae Legit Nodble-Callahan Post

Victory Patrol Plans Dress Drill at Campbell Avenue

The Victory Mounted Patrol will hold its first drill in new uniforms at United Riding Academy on Campbell Avenue tomorrow at 7 pm. The stable owner converted a two story house into a recreation room, painted in patrol colors with a pool table ping pong table and refreshment equipment. The unit prepares for spring shows and parades.

Victory Mounted Patrol United Riding Academy Campbell Avenue

Albany Child Killed In Sledding Accident

One year old John L. Felitie of 57 Park Avenue Albany died after a sled struck by a coal truck driven by John Stocking of Selkirk on a Tuesday afternoon. Mary Ann Carroll suffered a scalp injury but escaped. Lee Barner of East Greenbush drove them to Albany Hospital where the child was pronounced dead on arrival. The mother Mrs. Joseph Felitte had recently been discharged from the hospital after a nervous breakdown.

John L. Felitie Park Avenue Albany John Stocking Selkirk Mary Ann Carroll Lee Barner East Greenbush Passine Joan Joseph Felitte

Police to run three week course for Schenectady

Two FBI experts in the art of juno and defense tactics will conduct a three weeks course for Schenectady and vicinity police. The course, which all patrolmen must take, will last from Jan. 5 to Jan. 27, according to Schenectady Police Chief Joseph A. Peters.

FBL Juno Schenectady Joseph A. Peters

Voters League Conference to Discuss Dumbarton Oaks Proposals

The New York State League of Women Voters announces a conference for league representatives from across the state. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Dunbarton Oaks, with discussions on Dumbarton Oaks proposals and effective post topics. Names of officers and county league representatives are listed. January discussion groups to follow, with details to be announced.

New York State League of Wists Cklemerrow We. A Hudson Dunbarton Ouxs Representa Prask Ross Albany M. E. Cuags Sy Jacuce David Prince Schenectady Schenectady County League Birs Joseph Bourke Syracuse Ongadega County League Rensselaer County League He Ip Veter A. Andersen A. Kat Lusty

Titcomb Auxiliary to Have Dinner Program

Preparations for a dinner to be served Thursday January 18 at the Annex prior to officer installation were finalized. Mrs Marc Patrick presided, with Mrs Effie Bingham named decorations chair alongside Mrs Betty Cameron and Mrs Belle Smallwood. An arrangement was made for a covered dish supper after the next meeting.

Ficomp Cary Union Marc Patrick Effie Bingham Betty Cameron Belle Smallwood

Community group installs new officers at Trinity Church

Mra Donald G. Snyder was installed as president of WW. 5. C Tuesday at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. Frank Jay Reid conducting. New officers include vice president Miss Ruth Ewing and corresponding secretary Mrs J Wesley Wood Sr. plus treasurer Mrs James W. Smith.

Donald G. Snyder Trinity Methodist Church Frank Jay Reid Elmer J. W Ruth Ewing J. Wesley Wood James W. Smith Stella Lang Sara Moores Lucy Mackay Sunshine Paul Hemke John W. Snyder Stamp Booth Walter Ingraham Fred Genthner Ray Priddle Theodore Youngs Webster Clickner Franklin King Wayne Kappes J. W. Wood, Jr

Public Relations Unit Proposed By Troy Teachers

Troy teachers approve forming a public relations group to promote Bravups to in se e rising support. The association plans a committee to study the topic and organize meetings at Troy High School with a conference held Dec. 27 and a session set for January in the school auditorium.

Troy Troy Tel FP McTamarany Ares Catherine Bayty State Federation of Union Troy Hizk School

Port Commission at Albany Reorganizes

Dwight LaDu of Albany was reelected chairman of the Albany Port District Commission as it reorganized under a new state act. The chairman will receive 3000 dollars a year, while four other members from Albany and Rensselaer get 325 dollars per day for actual services. Mayor Thomas H. Clark of Rensselaer named William Lyong as representative pending Governor Dewey’s action, with Marshall Rose continuing in the post.

Dwight LaDu Albany Alssry Port District Commission Rensselaer Thomas H. Clark William Lyong Dewey Marshall Rose

Local Social Guests Visit in Brunswick Area

Sunday guests include Miss Sally Ann Purcell of Troy and Miss Jessie Carr of Ticonderoga visiting at Tarboite Avenue. Miss Bet Loux hosts Miss Jessie Carr and Miss Sally Ann Purcell, with Miss Catherine Perry from the University of Vermont staying overnight. Kathryn Schoonmaker returns to Poughkeepsie to resume studies at the Hudson River State Hospital after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoonmaker of Coolidge Avenue.

Eimerson Bridgewater Tarboite Avenue Brunswick Sally Ann Purcell Troy Jessie Carr Ticonderoga Sliss Bet Loux Hoosick Street Cille Perry Funnior Aiversity Vermont Loux Kathryn Schoonmeaker Poughkeepsie Hudsons River State

Local Family Notes from 779 Pawling Avenue

From Bridgeport Mr and Mrs John Connell hosted Mrs Carboni’s relatives over the weekend. William Fh McCrea on furlough with parents at 17 Ford Avenue after 26 months away in Hawaii. The McCreas have two other sons in service and daughters Barbara and Marion Carboni.

Pawling Avenue Bridgeport Carbonis John Connell Williem McCrea W.H. Mccrea Ford Avenue Willam Hawa McCreas J. D. Carboni Sergi James L Barbara Marion Ines

Answer to Previous Fuzzle Across

The text presents a garbled prompt fragment likely representing a crossword style clue and partial names. It mentions Waxzon Scrait B Tribe India GETSD Sah Grovy of sree BbRomas and the procurator of Jaden Fai mowers, plus Soldiers Winter and Hass. The exact event or person is unclear from the fragment.

Waxzon Indla Grovy Sree BbRomas Jaden Fai Mowers

Factory Action Moves Stock To End Hazard

The Troy Bureau of Buildings on Tuesday removed a public safety hazard linked to unsafe stock handling. Officials cited improvised measures and a safety group involvement led by Ray Gere and John J. Mites in addressing the danger at the Hal He tw Wanderheyden site.

Troy” Bureau of Bullyings Chiek Occis Wanderheyden Hi Tox Adtver Inapecisn John J. Mites Bour Mrs Knaupp Voncerm Hat Ceore. Crafies Co Hmaupd Jorhatte Concer

Lansingburg Man Returns After Five Campaigns in Army

Lansingburg sergeant Carabis returns home after service overseas with the Army Air Forces. He spent 26 months abroad including time in China and France. His brother Edward Carabis of Chion WwaS was wounded in action. A cost accountants meeting will be held in Albany at De Wit Clinton Hotel with a technical session led by Meyers of Boston on maintenance costs.

Reia Hovdays Akaa Atenve Aiadusces Tapsa ‘Catholical High School Army Air Caps B Ath Air Force Chin Carabis Edward Carabis Chion Wwas Cost Accountants Albany The National Association Af Cost Accountants de Wit Clinton Hoty Meyers Boston

Masses Held for Pie at Joseph’s Church Ceremony

Report of religious services noting David Jones and H. E. Powers leading masses at Joseph’s Church. Attendees included former employees and board members, with celebrant Mager Jemes Ahern and others. The event observed memorial prayers and public safety remarks.

David Jones Corp H. E. Powers Zor Fame Lawlor Mager Jemes Ahern Frank Schmiedy Moenmine Sioner Pubiie Mfety Bai Weitere Poten Memers Board of Legatinan Seeas Joseph's Church Nola

Firestone develops precise cave surveying tools

Firestone Laboratories unveils controlled precision equipment for cave surveying, emphasizing strict specifications and careful development during field testing.

Firestone Firestone Laboratories

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