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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1944
Page
5
War Manpower Commissioner and ex governor Paul V. McNutt resumed public speaking, delivering six major speeches in ten days, including three in a single day. President named him manpower boss in December 1942, after which he pledged silence and avoided public remarks throughout 1943.
Governor McNutt delivered a string of speeches focusing on War Manpower Commission actions and future manpower plans. He praised Louisville for labor efforts, urged local industry self help, and urged memorials to include schools and hospitals after the war.
James G. Montross, a renowned Troy radio technician and public address chief, completes training and goes on active duty with the Navy Airborne Coordinating Group. He holds pay and rank akin to lieutenant senior grade and will transport by air to advance bases worldwide to teach radio and radar operations and assist base installations. Montross lives on B51 N 2nd Street and has three children.
County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins urged car owners to secure 194 automobile license plates immediately to avoid delays from a last minute rush. Sheriff Craver assigned a deputy to manage lines at the courthouse as applications increase, with an additional window possibly opening later this week to handle tardy applicants.
One hundred dentists on three continents create a research fund to study mouth diseases at New York University College of Dentistry. Dean Allen T. Newman notes contributors include graduates from many dental colleges and post graduate workers at NYU.
Miss Helen M. Ryan of 505 Pawling Avenue has earned a second lieutenants commission in the Army Nurse Corps Air Force and departed for basic training at Mitchel Field. A lifelong Troy resident, she graduated Catholic Central High School in 1939 and St Marys Hospital Training School in Amsterdam in 1943 and has served on the Troy Hospital staff. She is the niece of the late Miss Esther Delaney R N.
Vermont's brief deer season ends amid seven deaths and multiple shootings and exposure losses. Carl Herrick of West Townshend dies in an unprecedented bear attack after dropping a 300 pound animal. his rifle cartridge misfired and tracks show a fierce struggle. Deer kills total under 2,900 versus 3,280 last year.
Stockholm dispatches report Pope Pius XI refused a Nazi demand to depart the Vatican for Germany. Kesselring sent a senior officer and envoy to stress the Rome crisis, but the pontiff insisted the Vatican State remains neutral and he will stay.
Earl R. Bake of 1719 Woodlawn Avenue Saratoga Springs filed for bankruptcy in Utica yesterday. The preprint notes the Greenwich restaurant is closed until October 1940. He lists debts of 1533 dollars with no assets. FitzGerald Bros Brewing Co of Troy holds a garnishee judgment for 534 dollars.
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