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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1944

Page

3

Water Main Break Floods Cellars on Congress Street

A water main break on Congress Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues flooded cellars and first floors of businesses after frost locked crews from locating the fault. The incident, discovered at 3 am, forced shutting off water for about half a block while investigators used a listener and drilled through three feet of frost to reach the rupture.』

Troy Congress Street Fifth Sixth Avenues Water Bureau William F. Luby Public Works Thomas J. Landrigan Water Works Bureau C. H. Peach Hugh Read Chambers Fisher’s Grill Weiner Chambers

Enrollment Figures Drafted for County

The staff of clerks at the Rensselaer County Board of Elections is tabulating voter enrollment figures. Saratoga County has already announced totals, but Rensselaer County will not disclose its full enrollment until February 15. Troy and Rensselaer figures are done. towns are in progress.

Rensselaer

This Neckpiece Bears Watching in Knoxville

Rufus Wells draws crowds downtown as a South American honey bear clings to his shoulders and snacks on candy. The bear was acquired in Venezuela when it was two days old.

Knoxville Tenn Rufus Wells Wells Venezuela

Ocean Rescue Becomes Routine for RAF Flight Service

An RAF pilot on return from leave was shot down over the North Sea and rescued by an air-sea rescue service. A Spitfire dropped a self-inflating dinghy with supplies, a Walrus rescue plane was summoned if needed, and a fast surface boat could be used. Gadgets like the coffee grinder radio, Mae West flares, and dye markers aid signaling.

London North Sea Jack Batvalies Army United States Pacific ASRS Spitfire

Wendell T Moore Commissioned Second Lieutenant

Lansingburg native Wendell T Moore son of Mrs Douglas C May 36 Third Avenue was commissioned a second lieutenant in the field artillery while at Camp Pickett Virginia He attended Officer Candidate School Fort Sill Oklahoma Now at Fort Bragg North Carolina Moore who enlisted in March 1941 attended Lansingburg High School Lieutenant Moore earned his commission after training at Camp Pickett and Fort Sill Camp Fire Girls Elect Sally Burke president at Orgin Camp Fire Group vice president Barbara Dippo secretary Sally DiDomenico treasurer Royanne Degner also elected

Wendell T. Moore Douglas C. May Third Avenue Field Artillery Camp Pickett Fort Sill Oklo Moore Fort Bragg N. C Lansingburg Camp Fire Sally Burke Okgin Camp Fire Group Patricia Blanchard Sixth Avenue Barbara Dippo Sally DiDomenico Royanne Degner

Lookouts Save Stranded Airmen With Quick Reflexes

An account notes how rescue craft crews and volunteers across the channel maintain a wary vigil. A ground lookout spotted a dinghy from a pubkeepers light test, prompting a lifeboat launch that saved five exhausted police airmen.

British Curiosity Grows About American Life Through Mead Tour

London reports Dr Margaret Mead found Britons shift from viewing America as a land of gangsters to seeking lessons for education and daily life. Questions focus on cross cultural understanding, American literacy, and how Americans manage homes, with Americans’ child precocity and labor saving devices highlighted.

London Britain America Europe United States Margaret Mead Miss .Mead Miss Mead The United Press Galsworthy John Steinbeck Tyneside Clydeside Ministry of Information

British wives Rebel at Court Ruling

London women led by Dr. Edith Summerskill vow to repeal the 1856 law upheld by a London court that savings from housekeeping belong to husbands. They demand fair sharing of household savings amid wider campaign against discriminatory acts and wartime inequalities affecting wives.

London High Court of Appeals Edith Summerskill Summerskill United Press Matfied Women’s Association of Britain Dorothy Blackwell Oxford Court of Appeals Married Women's Association

Triumph Rebekah Lodge Initiates Three Members in Pawling Ave

East Side Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall Pawling Avenue three candidates Mrs Lillian Engner Mrs Ruth Barnum and Mrs Theresa Barnap were initiated with Mrs H Marbara Osterhout acting noble grand and Mrs Catherine Munton vice grand in charge Mrs Mae Degen served as degree mistras The ritual was led by Mrs Marion Quandt and Mrs Huth VanBuren A buffet supper followed socials to resume at 7 36 pm Sundays at Second Baptist Church with Miss Doris Gibson leading devotions and the Friendship Club of Albia Lodge Odd Fellows organizing sessions

Odd Fellows Hall Pawling Avenue Triumph Rebekah Lodge Lillian Engner Ruth Barnum Theresa Barnap H. Marbara Osterhout Noble Grand Catherine Munton Millard Lee Mae Degen Marion Quandt Huth VanBuren VanBuren Jane Young Loretta Miller Evelyn Evans Sarah Barber Second Baptist Church Doris Gibson

War Industry Labor Shifts Highlight Troy Area Survey

The United States Employment Service report shows 14 companies added 2,023 workers while 16 lost 2,990, with 14 adding 1,385 women and 7 losing 738. Men declined by 1,514 due to Selective Service. only 67 women replaced them, and lack of services, transportation, and childcare hindered women’s reentry to work. Local efforts placed veterans and handicapped workers, and many youths entered heavy industry. Housing existed but was often not modern.

Troy Jannave United States Employment Service Gwynn Ross Troy Uses Ross Adrion Bureau

British Seek Domination of Toy Market

London reports British toy manufacturers aim to dominate the world market long held by Germany. War plant conversions could switch from munitions to toys, with plans to feed global demand and a postwar boom anticipated, especially in mechanical toys where British and American firms lead. Germans lag in moving dolls eyes and face coloring, with water quality rumored to influence doll realism.

London Germany Britain America RAF

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