Area Social Security Payments Up In Troy Office
The Troy social security office reports a roughly one percent increase in old age and survivors insurance benefits in its area, covering Rensselaer County including Troy, Wat Grees Island, Cob im Artans, and surrounding towns. The figure reflects the national trend, with about 10.0 billion dollars in benefits issued. Sergeant Waglen, killed in action on December 33, is noted in a separate line as Abe Waglen, reported by Abe and Bear-Manni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Socia Ses
Yat Grees Island
Cob
Artans
Rensselaer County
Stockman
Sergise Waglen
Deir
Bis “Abe
Bear-Manni
D. Wagien
AIF Poree
Foster Field
Tex
Tax collection dates announced for Town of Halfmoon
Theresa E. Newton, tax collector for Halfmoon, will be at the State Bank of Albany in Mechanicville on Tuesday from 1 to 3 pm and again Jan 25 for residents of Be township. Additional collection dates and locations follow, including Newton's garage Crescer 2 and church notices. Also lists church services and local lodge events with St Luke's, St George's, All Saints, Salvation Army, and Masons in town, plus Bowling League notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa E. Newton
Hialfmoon
State Bank of Albany
Htreer
el Tice of the
Waterra
Newton
Crescer
Pasar
St. Luke's
Foresters of America
Mechanicville
CH Hall
Doris Thornhill
Salvation Army Corps
Corp
Felix Petronis
California
USO
Sipeherds of America
William P. George
Prestiga
Munion
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Vesper Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Earl D. Wooddell
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Freeman
Kline
Council of Churches
First Methodist
Freeman S$. Kline
Eaward —. Cookingham
Catherine Cookingham
Local Radio Schedule and Community News Highlights
A snapshot of the day’s radio program lineup and station chatter includes morning shows, weather notes, and music segments. Local clubs share updates from Foresters of America meetings, charity donations, and war loan bond sales, with community notices on church services, club meetings, and personal updates from residents and service members.
Community Meetings and Tax Collection Schedule
Halfmoon Grange schedules a meeting Tuesday at 8 pm with an literary program by Lillian Lawrence. Hawley Chemical Company hosts a Monday meeting and a Thursday tax collection at 10 am in Hawley fire house. Ladies Auxiliary plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs Donald Bornt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Chemical, Company
Halfmioon Grange
Lillian Lawrence
Theresa Newton
Hawley Fire House
Hawley Chemical Company
Donald Bornt
Area Girl Fled Nazis In Belgium In Paris Safe Arrival Told
A Cambridge farmer reports his daughter Afiss Harriet Browne, a Red Cross worker, escaped Nazi advances in Belgium and reached Paris with other volunteers. She described her brother Donald Browne’s frontline status and a risky transfer as Allied lines moved, while five Red Cross clubmobile units sought to salvage equipment behind the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Tpat Nis
Afiss
Harriet Browne
Paris
Cross
Duane G. Brownell
Vgambridge Farmer
Hi Gated Dee Yy
Belgium
Donald ‘Browse
Pied Cross
Misa Brownell
Red Cross
Belgum
Miss Brownell
Holland
Pri
David Ghuckrow
Ben Caown
Chuckrow
Pee Cross
Stownell
Gekepa Iets High School
Mechanics
Fgeses!ac
St. Lawrence University
Yait
France
Beligium
Lnes
Brownell Farm
Associated Press
Elizabeth Schuller
Upper Montclair
N. J
Alice Felty
Faith
Margaret Hippes
Johnnvade
Des Moines
Virginia Weisbrod
Princeton
Helen MacGregor
Scott Ciniele
Washington
D. C
Gretchen Yoffa
Mary Schwartz
New System Speeds Navy Mail Delivery
Dallas excerpt reports a new Navy postal system requiring every service member to file a change of address card with both old and new commanding officers and correspondents. The measure lets the receiving station anticipate arrivals and forward mail promptly, reducing long periods of no contact for sailors. It cites Navy personnel movement during 1943 with about 504,000 babies and 334,000 women reportedly entering service between April 1 and November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Eighth Naval District
Daklad
Navy
Spee Tect Nies
Armed Services of
United States
The
Censux
Axis Prisoners of War Still at Large
Washington report says 27 of 1,152 escaped American POWs remain at large. Among fugitives are 21 Germans and six Italians. Germans hiding include 15 from Papago Park Arizona, two from Alva Oil camp, two from Camp Piebert Virginia, and others from various camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Papaze Park
Arizona
Piebert
Italian fugitives linked to multiple camps in early report
From Fort Devers Massachusetts to Orlando Florida camps, two Italians are fugitives from Fabens Texas and Pupert Idaho camps. One fugitive each from Camp Shanks Maryland and Fort Banks Sass. The stalk-eyed fly has eyes on long head extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devers
Mass
Orlando
Fla
Fabens
Tex
Pupert
Idaho
Camp Shanks
Msyn
Fort Banks
Sass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schrager’s Troy
Mendoza
Sable
Hollander
Hudson
Ondawa Lodge
Millard Harner
Albert T. Weber
Mazonic Club
Lincolns
Fords
Apburns
Hudsons
Masonic Club
Wasi Vaco
Tung Wo
George
Gabby Hayes
Rane
Neste Drews
Eddie Cantor
Yeomans
Victorius
Graré Hotel
Dee EiMerMeste
Tess Kres
Cememnitat
Prey
Listes Fe Leiter
News 7
SENOR
Jurcan
Warren Sweeney
I-Sd
She Air
Invsn
Philhasmonte
Kate Smith
Brondie
Dodgers
Pirates
Hed Sox
Browns
Giants
Bees
Athletics
White Sox
Fray
Reds
Phillies
Eigers
Yanks
Bae Fe 1
John Christiansen
Newport
Roo
Sohn Christiansen
Hematreet Park
Adelard Duseherej Loforth
Avenue
Henry Duschene
England
Edward Collins
Seabees
Harvey R Collins
North Main Street
B. H. Strang Hose Company
James K. Stewart
Arthur Gaudette
Florence Gaudette
Louise’ Lee
Round Lake Avenue
Beaman Tyaudette
San Francisco
Barry i
Morigg
Uin Nexs
Toms Fins Snisheser
Albany
Serre Beast
Jonaseon
Mary Lee Fayier
Roy
Basta
Bilingst Sr
Third ST
Troy, N. Y
Halfmoon
Serosi
Eproxi Eo
Weich
Raymond ‘Scoti
Kha
Mark Warnow
By Paul Ford
Hartigans
Troy's Reliable Cash Dept
Congress St
Leaksville
Ladies’ “Beacon
Matal
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