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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1945

Page

14

Preaches at St John s in Memorial Garden

Bishop Barry in first diocese appearance at St John s Episcopal Church Memorial Garden service opens evening worship with community gathering. He urges church work beyond doctrine and highlights juvenile delinquency and needs of returning servicemen, stressing service to God in all life. Rev Bradford H. Burnham leads with assistants from St Luke s Trinity and Holy Cross.

Frederica L Barry Condillo Episcopal Diocese of Albany S. Jon's Episcopal Church Barry Cty Bradford H. Burnham St. John’s John Gase St Luke's Church J. V. King Trinity Church Sumner Brown Holy Cross Church

Nassau Anti Noise Crusade Fines Pair In Disorderly Case

Nassau Justice Christopher Ogden fined two motorists 416 each after arraignment on disorderly conduct charges. George H. Eager of RD East Nassau and Harry C. Bridge of East Greenbush were jailed Saturday night by state police officers J Flu bacher and G N Mc Credie. A petition from Nassau residents decried late night horns backfiring and open mufflers, prompting the crackdown.

Christopher Ogden Nassau George H Eager East Nassau Harry C. Bridge East Greenbush J. & Flubacher G. N.mccredie State Police Sil Jada

Rall Returned For Reassignment In Navy Duty

Lt. Clifford L. Rall U S N BR of 2347 Fifteenth Street is returned to the United States for reassignment after duty as training flight officer with Headquarter Squadron Fleet Air Wing Seven in the United Kingdom. He is married to Mary Francis Dunbar of Troy. they have two daughters, Mary and Katherine. A State Teachers College graduate, he was a high school principal before commissioning in May 1943. His unit supported antisubmarine patrol and convoy duties in the Atlantic.

Clifford L. Rall Fifteenth Street United States Fleet Air Wing Seven United Kingdom Rall Mary Francis ‘Dunbar Troy Katherine Collge Atlantic

Syrian Clash Causes Heavy Deaths and Wounded

Damascus reports 593 killed and 21 972 wounded in recent clashes between French troops and Syrians. Government says the area is quiet, French patrols evacuating, as Isriah Hott minister notes visits to Aleppo Homs Hama and other points on the Damascus Baghdad frontier.

Damascus II Isriah Hott Saini Assal Aleppo Hons Hama Damascus-Baghdad

Miss Ward on Tour for Methodist youth caravan

Miss Idna Ward of Trois a student at the Theological Seminary in Hartford left Saturday after a week at Camp Innabah Pa to begin a summer of youth caravan service under the General Board of Education of the Methodist Church. Headquarters in Nashville Tenn. She will work in Troy Conference churches and started yesterday at Newtonville.

Idna Ward of Trois Theological Seminary Hartford Camp Innabah Pa General Board of Education Methodist Church Neshville Tenn Churches of the Troy Conference Newtonville

Brown pocketbook lost with twenty seven dollars

Pocketbook missing containing twenty seven dollars. Owners seek return and contact at William Timber, 8 Fourth Street, Calizhun’s Neward. No further details available.

Timber Fourth St Calizhun's Neward

Insurance rate cuts for farm workers planned in Albany

State officials announced lower workmen's compensation insurance rates for farm workers as classifications are revised by the compensation insurance rating board. New rates, based on payrolls of 100 dollars and more, reduce costs for general farms, fruit growers, poultry farms, and vegetable or berry farms, with eligibility tied to the share of crop and pasture land devoted to specified activities.

Albany State Force Manpower Service Compensation Insurance Rating Board

New York Papers Halted as Picket Lines Form

A four page walkout shuttered major papers including World Telegram Sun Post and Brooklyn Citizen with two copy limits and six sellers. Pickets blocked offices except Journal American as circulation fell over 5 000 daily while hundreds of tons of newsprint were wasted and Seventh War Loan ads were lost. Mayor La Guardia entertained listeners with quirky broadcasts and urged a daily funnies program.

Journal-American World-Telepracs Sun: Post Greeklyn Citizen Wall = Journal Long - Island Journal Tora New York la Guardia

Six Die In Augusta Fire In Maine Home

Six persons died in a Augusta Maine house fire including three children and their parents. The Berry family and a visiting nephew stayed the night. the body of Mr. Berry was found near the front door, Mrs. Berry beneath her bed, and the four children in their beds. A local soldier on furlough saw the flames and attempted entry but was driven back by heat and smoke. Firemen battled the blaze for two and a half hours. Estimated damage stood at 1000000 dollars. The cause was not determined.

Augusta, Me FPJ Gage ‘Street Forrest Berry Louella Betlah Aden Eugene Falloon Kathleen Falloon Augusta Berry Sremen

Troy Uses Found Jobs For 775 During May

In May, U S Employment Service placements rose despite V E Day shortages. In New York State 366 857 jobs filled. Troy accounted for 9 3 0 placements, including 507 in manufacturing and 257 in other work plus 79 to employers in other localities. Saratoga Springs placed gc with 49 in manufacturing and 27 in other jobs. Hoosick Falls placed 41 with 2 in manufacturing.

U. S. Employment Service War Manpower Commission New York State Anna M. Redenberg WMC Troy Gore J Im Saratogs Springs Gc Hoosick Falls

Latham Firemen to Get Bids on New Firehouse

The S. W. Pitts Hose Company of Latham will seek bids today for adding to the current firehouse. Special meeting called by Theroux, company president, to discuss the project at headquarters.

Latham S. W. Pitts Hose Company At & Pim- Ela Theroux

Brunswick Firemen Start New Building

Ground was broken yesterday for the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company No 1 inc new firehouse planned on Hoosick Road about 500 feet from the city line opposite the Hoosick Road diner. The one story concrete block building will cost between 10000 and 15000 with basements and a drill hall to host entertainments. A 112 member volunteer crew will each night form a gang under a boss to oversee construction. Funds will come from popular subscriptions and social events.

Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 Inc Bet Z Hoosick Road Stewart Barradall

Donald Lester Receives Honorable Discharge at Fort Dix

Sgt Donald B. Lester of the famed "hell on wheels" Second Armored Division has earned an honorable discharge at Fort Dix. He served overseas three years, entering service in March 1911, and is now home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leroy D. Lester and his wife Estelle Boyer. He wears campaign stars for Algeria, French Morocco, Sicily, Normandy, Northern France and the Rhineland, along with the American Defense Ribbon, European Service Ribbon and Good Conduct Medal.

Donald BR. Lester Hell On Wheels Second Armored Division Fort. Dix Afi Leroy D. Lester Seventh Avenue North Estelle Boyer Lester Algeria French Morocco Sicis Normandy France Raninerland

Deadline Extended On Scholarships For New York Veterans

New York State veterans receive a two week extension to apply for war service scholarships. The education department says applications postmarked on or before July 16 will be accepted and competitive examinations for the scholarships will be held August 1.

New York State Education Department

Lt O Connor Wins Bronze Star Medal in Germany

Lt. Joseph O Connor former East Greenbush resident is awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in Germany. The citation notes he led a platoon into Presburg and Nor Trigeda area under heavy fire, killing enemy and guiding evacuations, despite being wounded, and later helped seize villages amid intense opposition.

O'Connor Germany Joseph O'Connor East Greenbush New York Joseph B. O'Connor War Manpower Commission O’connor Social Security Board Albany C. IB. 3 Manhattan College Presburg Ceannon Trigeda

Sgt Drislane Decorated with Silver Star in Italy

Sgt John J Drislane of Sage Building R P 11 son of Mr and Mrs Dennis J Drislane received the Silver Star for gallantry with the Fifth Army in Italy. He belongs to Company M 168th Infantry Regiment 34th Division. He risked exposure under heavy fire to engage Germans and, after moving around a house to reach grenades, launched several hand grenades that demoralized the attackers causing a rout with casualties.

Italy Fifth Army John J. Drislane Dennis J. Drislane Sage Building R. P 168Th Rainsow Drisiane Troy Ome

Child Treated for Cut After Reopened Wound

Shirley Bramer nine of 38 River Street was taken to Tror Hospital last night from her home with a cut on the right ankle that had reopened. Patrolmen John Delehanty and Karl Pendt had her transported in a no ice radio car after which Dr Joseph Pada Jinn treated her before she was returned home.

Shirley Bramer River Street Tror Hospital Noice John Delehanty Karl Pendt Joseph Pada- Jinn

Trojan Found Dead at 295 Congress Street

Edward Cannon, 76, was found dead at his home after suffering a heart ailment. Coroner Charles J. Cove said the death occurred hours before discovery by a fellow Ayrside Apartments employee. Survivors include his widow and four sons. Funeral arrangements set for Malone Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church with interment at St Peter's Cemetery.

Edward Acu Sqn Congress Street Charles J. Cove Ediployee Ayrside Cannons Donald Dezen Har Peat Radio Patrol Cannon New Ida Hill St Francis de Sales Church The Foresters of America Amada A. Simmons Edward L Etmmet H Bart le Harold W. Cannon Charles Waterman James Gerighty Malone Funeral Home St Peter's Cemetery

Few Vacuum Cleaners in Troy Area Report

A survey by the local rationing board’s price division shows scarce durable goods in Troy. Among 11 stores, only one dealer had a used vacuum cleaner, seven had new ice boxes, and four offered used gas ranges, with no violations found by the panel.

Price Patel

Desmond pushes for permanent legislative council

Sen. Thomas C. Desmond of Newberg urges creation of a permanent legislative council to restore checks and balances. He proposes a 16 to 26 member body with a trained research staff to conduct ongoing planning and research programs once the legislature convenes.

Executive Department Thomas C. Desmond Newberg Republican Anderson

Greenwich Afr. club meeting notes and reorganization

Mrs Harry Weed and family visit Greenwich as former member Mr Wood attends. Richard Leonessiar Central School is noted. An outing at Charles and William Roberson home marks the first such gathering in years. After an evening program of soft music refreshments followed and a business session voted to reorganize the J B Armstrong Brotherhood with a nominating committee to report on officers at the next hosting Friday July 13. location to be announced.

Harry Weed Wood Fgeulir Ai Greenwich Richard Leonessiar Central School Appellet Charles Willam Roberson J. B. Armstrong Brotherhood

FEPC Dying and Broke in Washington Power Struggle

A stalled FEPC battle in Congress pits Southern opposition against pro civil rights advocates. House rules committee debates sending a deadlocked FEPC dispute to the House for a decision or pressuring the Appropriations Committee to back Senate terms. The issue, once called a congressional hot potato, faces a potential funding cut as lawmakers clash over the agency’s fate and impact on employment discrimination protections.

Washington Momerness House Rites Committee Roane Agenc Patton FEPC Caaure Appropriations Committee Senate House

Former Latham Resident N W Nelson Dies in Pa

N W Nelson former Latham resident and longtime consulting engineer at the Green Island plant of Marshall Eclipse Division Bendix Aviation died Friday night in St Marys Pa after a short illness. He left Green Island in November to lead the molded materials division of Pharis Tire and Rubber Co. Born in Worcester Mass he is survived by his wife Esther Sahlin a sister Mrs Elizabeth Nelson and a brother Ernest H Nelson of New York. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm from Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel 818 River Street with Rev H Boardman Jones officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

William Nelson Green Island Marshall Eclipse Bendix Aviation Corp Risheme St Mary's Molded Materials Pharis Tire and Rubber Co Nelson Latham Worcester Mass Esther Sahlin Mrother Elizabeth Nelson St. Mary's Ernest H. Nelson New York Clark and Blake

Allies to Meet on Tangier Status Today

United States, Britain, and France will hold talks in Tangier to discuss returning the strategic port to international status. Russia will not attend but will be kept informed. Tangier in the Strait of Gibraltar was occupied by Spain, which recently signaled willingness to revert to international status.

Paris United States Tangier Russia Strait of Gibraltar Spain

Berlin Rebuilds Big Three meeting housing task

The British Broadcasting Corp reports 25 large houses in Potsdam Berlin are being repaired and renovated for the Big Three parley. A staff of plumbers waiters cooks and orderlies from Moscow are assisting alongside about 100 British troops and engineers. Paris radio notes the conference would begin on a date in early September.

London British Broadcasting Corp Potsdam Berlin Moscow Paris

Seek Cuban Seaman In New York Murder

Police hunted for an unidentified Cuban merchant seaman in New York after a woman, identified as 27 year old Montene Vincent, a restaurant worker, was found stabbed to death in a ninth floor room on the west side. Police gave no connection between the seaman and the case.

New York UPI Sfth West Side Hove Montene Vincent

Plan Funeral for Boy Drowned in Waterford

Funeral plans are announced for Desed Commis Wallace Combs of 7 Fits Street Waterford who drowned near Exie Carat Way 28 into the village. The boy’s family requests attendance at the service and notes the date and location will be provided later by the undertaker.

Waterford Wallace Combs Fits Street Weterford Vilage Wilte Belo

Day Camp at Y M C A Maps Plans for Week

The YMCA Day Camp completed its first week, with some vacancies as boys depart for Camp Van Schoonhoven. Parents are urged to reserve now. This week outdoors will include swims at Prospect Park pool and craft classes are expanding with new offerings.

van Schoonhoven Prospect Park Pool

Mass at St Marys Church In Wareld Saint Angles

A fragment notes a mass at St Marys Church with angels mentioned and a service in St Magyes Warelerd parish. The readable text is limited, but indicates a church event and a religious gathering in a named locale.

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