Miss Barron Weds Soldier in Latham Ceremony
Miss Anne Marie Barron and Pvt. Thomas J. Birmingham wed at St Ambrose Church Latham in a small family ceremony. Rev Daniel Cronin officiated. Bride wore silk taffeta gown with fingertip veil and white bouquet. groom’s family noted. They departed for an undisclosed destination and will live at Fort Clinton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Pemuick
Latham
Anne Marie Barron
Thomas J. Birmingham
Charles A. Birmingham
Watervoet and
St. Ambrose Church
Daniel Cronin
Estelle Wrober
Edge Birmingham
Kiang
Gini Luneathe
Irs
Birminghan
Trey High School
Tier Business College
Alildred Elsey School
Albury
Birmingham
Catnel Central High School
Syracuse
Cornell
22Nd Armored Division
Army
Fort Clintan
Hoosick Road Girl to Be Bride Helen Herrington Engaged to John R. Wachtel
Miss Helen Louie Herrington of Hoosick Road is engaged to First Sergeant John R. Wachtel of the Hoosick Road. Herrington graduates Troy High School and works in the credit office of Montgomery Ward Inc. Wachtel served four years in the Army Air Corps and is stationed at Camp Davis North Carolina. The wedding is planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Herrington
Hoosick Road
Helen Louie Herrington
Sergi
John R. Wachtel
John J. Wachtel
Miss Herrington
Troy High School
Montgomery Wars Inc
Wachtel
Army Air Corps
Camp Davis
N. C
Tampa
Fla
Local Notices of Residents Visiting and Recoveries
Personal Miss Rose Coa of 39 Sullivan Street spends a month at a summer home on Burden Lake. Mrs John D Colby of 189 Fifth Avenue convalesces from an operation at Leonard Hospital. Zaiton C Brumberg has returned from a convention of Butler's store managers in New York. Mrs Richard Emanatian at Pawling Avenue visits husband Pvt Richard Emanatian at Camp Custer Michigan. Mr and Mrs George F Scheroder and children plan a visit to Mrs Scheroder's sister Mrs Bert Taylor of Oswego this weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles R Bristol and daughter Jennie Frances of 5 East Sunnyside return from New York after Mr Bristol attends the state convention of M O V P E R. Mrs Beatrice Dallas of 2128 Seventh Avenue returns from Manchester VI after the funeral of cousin Miss Roxanna Della McWayme. Miss Doris Lent, Columbia University graduate, guest of her mother Mrs George W Lent at 174 South Lake Avenue during June then returns to New York for a position at Columbia. Mrs John M Koper and son John Jr of Washington DC return home after a week with Mr and Mrs Joseph Koper of West Riverside. Mrs Koper is wife of Staff Sergeant John Koper currently overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coa
Sullivan Street
Burden Lake
John D. Colby
Fifth Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
Zaiton C. Brumberg
New York
Butler
Richard Emanatian
Pawling Avenue
Pvt
Camp Custer
Michigan
George F. Scheroder
Ann Mane
Mary
George
Scheroder
Bert Taylor
Oswego
Charles R. Bristol
Jennie Frances
East Sunnyside
Bristol
Beatrice Dallas
Sevanth Avenue
Manchester
Roxanna Della McWayme
Doris Lent
Columbia University
George W. Lent
South Lake Avenue
Miss Lent
Columbia
John M Koper
John Jr
Washington, D. C
Joseph Koper
West Biverside
Koper
John Koper
Marie Yaiser Weds William Britt In St Patrick Church
George Yaiser of 613 Second Avenue announces the marriage of his daughter Miss Marie Yauser to William Britt, son of Mrs. Emily Britt of 151 President Street. The ceremony was at St Patrick's Church on Sunday at 2 p.m. with Miss Blanche Yaiser as maid of honor and Frank Britt as best man. The couple plans to reside at 1511 President Street after July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yaiser
Second Avenue
Marie Yauser
William Britt
Emily Britt
President Street
St Patrick’s Church
Blanche Yaiser
Frank Britt
Briiegroom
Britt
Behr Manning Corp
Mr. Britt
Wagar Brothers Bottling Works
Town Notes From Lake Placid and Nearby Trips
Mrs. Thomas Tillinghast visits Lake Placid for a week as guest of Mrs Richard Reese. Edgar H. Betts leaves Orchard House East Acres for Cohasset to spend a few days with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Philip Benson. Camp counselor news includes Roy D. Wooster Jr leaving for Camp Timie at Diamond Point to serve the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tillinghast
Lake Placid
Richard Reese
Cohasset
Edgar H. Betts
Orchard House
East Acres
Mass
Injew
Philip Benson
Roy D. Wooster Jr
Foy D. Wooster
Brunswick Hills
Camp Timie
Diamond Point
Delmar Resident Bride Weds Norman W Bennett at Memorial Methodist
Delmar resident Mrs. Lillien Caldwell of Delmar married Norman W. Bennett of Troy at Memorial Methodist Church last night. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. David J. Livingstone with bridesmaid Susan Hollock of Elsmere and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman V. Jamieson of Troy as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillien Caldwell
Delmar
Norman W. Bennett
Troy
Memorial Methodist Church Parsonage
David J. Livingstone
Susan Hollock
Elsmere
Sherman V. Jamieson
Scotia Girl Married to Army Officer
Miss Ruthe Lynn Schmidt of Scotia wed Lieut. Graham Lee Smith of St. Paul Minnesota on June 22 at the Braintree Baptist Church in Boston. Rev. William Marsell officiated with Marion Jacobson as bridesmaid and Lieut. Edgar A. Brant as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthe Lynn Schmidt
Scotia
Frank J. Schmidt
Graham Lee Smith
St. Paul
Smith
Troy High School
Child's Hospital
Albany
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Pennsylvania
Miss Rita Gaphen Weds William Carter at St John’s
Mr and Mrs William Gaphen announce the marriage of their daughter Rita Marie Gaphen to William Carter of Albany. The ceremony was held Sunday at 2 30 pm at St Johns Church in Rensselaer by Rev John Brennan. The bride wore a pastel print jersey dress with brown accessories. A reception followed. Mrs Carter attended Rensselaer Haghe School and is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Casey. Mr Carter is employed by the Rabbit Co in Albany, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gaphen
Academy Road
Rensselaer
Rita Marie Gaphen
William Carter
Albany
St. John’s Church
John Brennan
Carter
Rensselaer Haghe School
Fred Casey
The
Rabbit Co
Cambridge Nurse Wed At Albany
Mrs. George Quinn of Albany announced the marriage of her daughter Miss Jane Quinn to Clarence C. King son of Mrs. Alfred J. King of Cambridge. The ceremony took place on June 93 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany. The maid of honor was Miss Mary Gainor and best man was Lyle Carpenter. The couple will reside in Cambridge after a brief Adirondack wedding trip. Mrs King has been on the nursing staff at Mary McClellan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quinn
Albany
Jane Quinn
Clarence C. King
Alfred J. King
Cambridge
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Richard M. Stark
Mary Gainor
Lyle Carpenter
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Elizabeth Neaton Becomes Bride at St Michael's Church
Elizabeth Neaton and Stephen Nedoroscik marry in a June 6 ceremony at St Michael's Church with Rev Valentine Gierlacki officiating. The couple resides at 6 Garner Street in Cohoes, following the wedding announced by Elizabeth's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Neaton of Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Neaton
Broadway
Watervliet
Elizabeth Neaton
Stephen Nedoroscik
Joseph Nedoroscik
Cohoes
St. Michael's Church
Valentine Gierlacki
Garner Street
Miss Wallace Weds Harold Potter at Watervliet Church
Miss Jane Wallace daughter of Mrs Anna Wallace of 328 Broadway Watervliet wed Seaman First Class Harold Potter son of Mr and Mrs John Potter of 21 McElwain Avenue Cohoes Saturday at 6 pm in the vestry of Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church Watervliet Rev Walter D Strangeway officiated The bride wore powder blue and white tulip roses Attendant was her niece Mrs Robert Hyland Best man Ernest Potter brother of the groom The couple plans a New York honeymoon and will live with the bride's mother while Potter is stationed in Atlantic City Both families are connected to local schools and employers with Potter a former Marshall Eclipse Co Bendix Aviation employee and the bride employed at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wallace
Anna Wallace
Broadway
Watervliet
Harold Potter
S.N
John Potter
McElwain Avenue
Cohoes
Jermain Meniorial Presbyterian Church
Walter D. Strangeway
Robert Hyland
Ernest Potter
Ms Brother
Ernest Bliss
Seaman Potter
New York
Mechanicville Girl Weds Navy Man in Local Church
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Burgoyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burgoyne of Mechanicville, married William Philip Johnston, yeoman second class U S N R, at St Pauls Church in Mechanicville. Rev Joseph Pelletier officiated with music by Mrs. Lawrence Kelly. The bridal party and guests hailed from Whitehall, Cohoes, Albany, and this city. The couple will reside at 212 Kennedy Street N W Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Elizabeth Burgoyne
Edward Burgoyne
Mechanicville
William Philip Johnston
Wesbergton
D. C
William Johnson
St. Paul’s Church
Joseph Pelletier
Notre Dame Victory Church
Whitehall
Lawrence Kelly
Harry Lummas
Frances Yattan
Raymond Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
Washington, D. C
Kennedy Street
N. W
Zone 11
Cohoes
Albany
Collapse of Martinique Seen Allied Victory
American naval forces appeared to win a bloodless victory at Martinique with the collapse of the Vichy administration. Paris radio confirmed Admiral Georges Robert was forced to ask for terms after famine. Terms likely include transfer of warships to Fighting French and use of merchant ships for inter-American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martinique
Paris
Georges Robert
Bearn
Spending Causes Government Debt Increase
Washington UP reports federal spending for the just-ended fiscal year totaled 78,178,885,240 dollars, more than double the prior year, driving public debt to 140,796,033,375 dollars. War costs comprised 92 percent of spending at 72,108,862,204 dollars, while receipts fell short by about 1.17 billion but net revenue rose 74 percent from 1942. The year saw a 35.9 billion deficit and non-war outlays totaling 35,595,219,080 dollars, with debt interest up to 1,808,160,395 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Separate Peace Won't Aid Italy Says Fascists
Fascist propaganda in Bern argues Italy gains nothing from a separate peace and must resist to the end. Virginio Gayda, Italy's leading fascist journalist, in Giornale D Italia warns that an exit from the war would not spare Italians pain or destruction and would leave Italy a battleground, alluding indirectly to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Italy
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Gayda
Germany
Dachshunds Find Jobs with WAAC at Fort Devens
Vicke and Peter dachshunds of WAAC worker Gertrude Whitman fail Wags height limits but qualify for service with the K 9 Corps organized for undersized dogs at the Fourth WAAC training center. Vicke is an auxiliary and Peter a corporal as their WAAC ranks align with their owner. Whitman’s husband with Stars and Stripes in England is in line for sergeant, opening a promotion prospect for Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Mass
INS
Vicke
Peter
Gertrude K. Whitman
WAAC
Farmer gravely injured by wagon wheels after wagon accident
George Morehouse, a farmer living west of the village, was seriously injured last Saturday when his team spooked, dragging a heavy farm wagon over his chest. X rays at Mary McClellan Hospital show several broken ribs and internal injuries, with no complications and his condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morehouse
Mary McClellan Hospital
Engel Charges Corporations Include Taxes in Production Cost
Rep Albert J Engel reports 48 war contract firms earned sensational profits by counting taxes as part of production costs paid by the government. He cites $3,000,000,000 in taxes paid from Uncle Sam’s pocket over two years and argues excess wartime profits burden taxpayers. He notes examples like DuPont, GM, Chrysler, Bethlehem Steel and cites a Cleveland case to illustrate profits on government capital and management fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert J. Engel
Mich
House
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Engel
E. I. Dupont de Vemouls Corporation
Wilmington, del
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cleveland
Jack & Heintz Co
Fourth of July Service Set by East Side Pastor
East Side Rev John H Stuart of Third Presbyterian announces a Fourth of July observance tomorrow at 11 am in the church with a sermon titled The Four Freedoms. All boys home on furloughs and parents of service members are invited. Also a fall pause on paper donations, and Mrs Reichard of Pawling Avenue is patient at Sameritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stuart
Third Presbyterian Church
Troy
D. J. Reichard
Pawling Avenue
Sameritan Hospital
Jones Welcomes Probe In Roosevelts War Material Feud
Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones told the House Rules Committee he welcomes a congressional investigation of the clash with Vice President Wallace over stockpiling war materials. He cited his readiness to answer questions and offered aChronological statement on aluminum procurement tied to a 68.5 million loan to Aluminum Co. of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
House Rules Committee
Wallace
Jones
Fish
N. Yu
Rules Committee
Wigglesworth
Mass
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Board of Economic Warfare
BEW
Shipshaw Development
Aluminum Co
Canada
Wash
United States
Food shortages force chef from New York hotel
Louis Seres, head chef at the Hotel Biltmore since its opening, has taken a rest due to ration problems and food shortages. He insists it is not retirement and expects to return when the situation normalizes. He laments substitutions like noodles and limited supplies that fail to meet diners expectations for filet mignon and prime dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Louis Seres
Louis
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Lorey Studio
Myers G. Smith
Therasa M. Daniels
Hazel Simih
Mary Kalassian
Leon Kalayian
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Seeley’s Millinery
Fulton St
Knitcraft Shoppe
Aig
Stouts
Miss Gaphen
Lipsyd Sinudio
Frank Wassell
Detroit, Mich
Ann Cymbalak
Harry Cymbalak
Valley Falls
Clarence Spain
Mellon Avenue
C. Jack Spain
Signal Corps
Walter Pakan
Poestenkill
Anna Devan
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Moshe E. Titcomb
Army and Navy Union
Harriet LeBeau
Miss Wallace
Troy Post
American Legion
Post
America
Eleonora Sears
By Paul Ford
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Troy Business College
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