Recreation Center to Rise at Troy Market Site
Mayor John J. Ahern announced the Troy Public Market at Hill and Liberty Streets will become a modern outdoor recreation center by year end. Residents will fundraise to cover equipment costs while the city provides technical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hill and
Liberty Streets
John J. Ahern
William F. Luby
Edward A. Wachter
Charles F. Crowley
Market
Ahern
OPA Lands Price Ceiling Check at Albany Meeting
District OPA director Lester W. Herzog praised labor groups in Troy and Schenectady for enforcing price ceilings and warned merchants that violations will bring fines up to 50 dollars. He urged similar checks in Albany with fulltime inspectors. Then F. Paul Riley echoed the warning. Also notes used Army jeeps up for sale in Chicago at 500 to 800 dollars.
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Albany
Lester W. Herzog
OPA
Troy
Schenectady
Herzog
F. Paul Riley
Price
Mr. Herzog
Chicago
INS
State Department Spokesman Earns Plaudits from Newsmen
Michael James McDermott marks twenty years as public relations officer for the State Department. Known as Mac, he leads the Division of Current Information and influences war information policy while earning respect from newsmen and officials alike. He has long guided open, truthful exchanges between government and press.
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Washington
INS
Department of State
Michael James McDermott
State Department
Mac
Inter-Departmental Commission On
Cordell Hull
Moscow
Cairo
United States
McDermott
Radio Public
Horatio Alger
Peabody
Mass
Massachusetts
War Department
Paris
Tasker H. Bliss
Supreme War Council
Lad
Bainbridge Colby
Community Notes From Petersburg and Nearby Areas
Local residents with military ties and family visits are listed as rosters of officers and relatives in Tampa Fort Hancock and elsewhere. A Leap Year Dance hosted by the PTA is planned at the schoolhouse this evening. Whitnall of Colgate University is named geological consultant to the State Division of Commerce to study natural resources and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold O. Whitnall
Colgate University
State Division of Commerce
M. P. Catherwood
Whitnall
Colgate
Missing Officer Found After Wedding Fiancee Faints
Captain Philip W. Beatman 27 from New York was located by military authorities and moved to Governors Island after vanishing hours before his planned wedding. His fiancée Miss Helen M. Olson 24 of Newburyport fainted upon receiving his letter ending their romance.
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New York
Philip W. Beatman
Governors Island
Second Service Command
New York City
First Service Command
Boston
Beatman
Helen M. Olson
Newburyport
Miss Olson
South Station
Local Notes And Visits From Pittsfield To Camp Livingstone
Johnsonville Roy Moore of Pittsfield was a guest of his mother Mrs. Margaret Stevens. Joseph Mycek of Patterson New York visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren. Kenneth Gifford of the Seabees spends a month’s furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gifford. Pfe William Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds of Camp Livingston Louisiana Clarence Herrington. The March of Dimes drive is carried on by schoolchildren directed by Mrs. Earl Johnston. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service meets with Mrs. Abbott Gifford Tuesday afternoon instead of Wednesday. Pvt. William Oliver has returned to Keesler Field Mississippi after a two weeks furlough for a broken wrist and will enter radio school on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moore
Pittsfield
Margaret Stevens
Joseph Mycek
Patterson
N. Y
Charles Warren
Kenneth Gifford
The
Seabees
Raymond Gifford
Pfe
Wiliam Reynolds
Reynolds
Camp Livingstone
Clarence Herrington
Rites Held For Sister Eulalia At Troy Hospital
Funeral services for Sister Eulalia who served at Troy Hospital for 54 years were held at the hospital chapel with a requiem Mass led by Rev. James J. Casey. Numerous clergy joined by hospital staff and the Sisters of St Josephs Seminary attended. interment followed in St Marys Cemetery.
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Eulalia
Troy Hospital
James J. Casey
St. Mary's Church
Raymond J. Roberts
Sacred Heart Church of Cohoes
Gerald H. Kerwin
The
Evangelist
James E. O'Neil
St. Joseph's Church
William S. J. Cleary
St. Vincent School
Father Casey
James P. Hanrahan
James W. Shaughnessy
George
B. Rennie
Michael DeLuca
James W. Fitzgerald
Hugh V. Foley
John T. H. Hogan
David W. Houston
Charles F. Kivlin
Charles R. Lewis
William Kirk
John J. Keenan
D. Edward Rowan
James J. Dunne
John J. Pohl
John J. Quinlan
John J. Rainey
John J. Noonan
Frank M. Salzman
John Sibbald
Boy's Carnival Ambition Lands Him in Juvenile Hall
In Los Angeles a 12 year old boy, Joseph Madrid, pressed by his wish to join a carnival, drugged his parents with iodine and glycerine, then threatened with a knife. Police intervened and he was placed in Juvenile Hall.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Madrid
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H Corp
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Tampa
Fila
M. Morris
Lloyd Waters, Jr
L. B. Waters
Clarence Hadden, Jr
Samuel Hadden
Sunderlands
Clarence Hadden
Bert Barnhart
Herman
Pacific
Corp
Lawrence Church
Fort Hancock
N. J
Walter Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Stanton Hull
Harriet Hull Smith
Stephen ‘Smith
John Little
Clyde Smith
Victor Nealon, Jr
Johnsonville
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