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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1944

Page

3

Decker Heads Solid Fuels Advisory Committee

Exerett J. Decker has been elected chairman of the Arex Advisory Committee on total distribution of solid fuels. The committee, appointed by C. J. Poster, deputy administrator, Solid Fuels administration for War, met in Albany. The panel will aid the administrator in advisory capacity in twenty one counties of the Eastern New York District excluding New York City. Jesse Salisbury of Oneonta was named vice chairman. Members include George Shaler of Poughkeepsie Branter LeRoy of Middlesex and KC Bowman of Paushy. The committee plans distribution in northern Columbia, Warren, Rensselaer, and Washington counties with limited exceptions. The committee aims to secure a fair distribution of available solid fuels among all households and assist those in emergency need to obtain usable solid fuel. It will help select local committees and enlist cooperation of municipal authorities to establish information centers for consumers who cannot otherwise obtain fuel.

Exerett J. Decker Arex C. 3 Poster Albany New York New York City Jesse Salisbury Oneolany George Shaler Poughkeepsie Branter LeRoy Middlesons Bowman Paushy Mr. Derk Renestleer County Columbia Werren Serstoga Washington Weltebst Fuels Administration Omain Co Y

Hospitals Report One Baby Every Second in Nation

A national figure from the American Hospital Association shows about one baby born every second nationwide, reflecting ongoing birth rates across hospitals. The 18:3 D dictorate in hospitals is cited as part of the data.

Chicago American Hospital Association

Dewey to Confer With Governors From 25 States

Governor Thomas E. Dewey announced a conference in St Louis on April 2 and 3 with 25 Republican governors to discuss state and federal responsibilities. He said the talks aim to align duties to voters and reduce post election friction as the Republican plan shapes policy after January.

Albany Thomas E. Dewey St Louis Dewey Dewer Arthur B. Langle Washington Langlie

Senator resigns oath delays Republican Senate successor

U S Senator appointed to a federal judgeship refuses oath delaying Langlie’s ability to name a Republican successor. Governor Langtie reportedly secured a written pledge from the Democratic lieutenant governor not to appoint a Democrat while the Governor attends a national meeting. Governors expected at the St Louis conference include Warren Vivian Baldwin Green Hickenlooper Schoeppel Willis Langlie and Goodland among others.

U. S Langte Senate Dewey St Louis Earl Warren California John C. Vivian Colorado Raymond E Baldwin Connecticut W. W. Bacon C. A Bottelfsex Idaho Dwight H. Green Tllinois B. B. Hickenlooper Iowa Andrew Schoeppel Kansas Simeon S. Wills Kenicky Sumner Sewail Maine Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Harry F. Kelly Michi-gan Edward 3. Thre Minnesota D. Donnell Missouri San © Ford Montane Dwight Griswold Nebraska Hubert C. Blood Hampshire Walter E. Edze New Jersey Johan W. Smoke Ohio Earl Snell Oregon Edward Martin Pennsylvania M. Q. Sharpe South Dakota William H. Willis Vermont Arthurs. Langlie Washington Walter S. Goodland Wisconsin

Weekend News from the Navy Families and Local Supper

Ralph Barringer and Willard Kepnee spent the weekend with families while Ted Sergi and Robert Hidler enjoy furloughs. Choir rehearsal at Reformed Church at 12 30 pm. Over one hundred attend the Townsend Club supper at Piremen’s Hall with volunteers named. A juvenile concert, readings, and community singing followed. Picnic planned for Saturday July 3 at the Hidley Road hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Brunell.

Ralph Barringer Navy Reformed Church Willard Kepnee Sampson Ted Sergi Robert Hidler Willard Hidley Howard Green Shirley Sizy San Diego Cal Piremen’s Uber Townsed Club Nellie Windover George Brunelle Lucy . Campbell Lina Vanderzee Eva Vanderzee Field Pierson L. Coonrad Alice Wolfe Harriet, Topping A A. Seso Blanche Eaton George] Campbell Kenneth Windover Berthe Meckey Floyd Pierzon Cora Trevers Leslie Moody Club I Tuly George Brunell Hidley Road

De Gaulle Leaves New York En Route to Ottawa

General Charles De Gaulle flies from New York to Canada, amid massive crowds in Manhattan. He tours City Hall reception, wreath at Lafayette statue, and Waldorf Astoria events before heading to Ottawa to meet Prime Minister Mackenzie King.

New York CharlesDe Gaulle Feor Canada General de Gaulle New City Union Square Waldorf Astoria Hotel Lewisohn Stadium la Guardia

Red Cross Sewing Sessions Suspended at Town Hall

Latham reports no more meetings on Wednesdays for Red Cross sewing at the Town Hall until further notice. Mrs Theodore Settany and Donna Marie spent last week visiting Mrs Gordon Sewell of Troy. Mr and Mrs Edward J Gray of Schenectady are guests this week of Mr and Mrs Charlies Luke on London Road. John O Loughlin of Brooklyn vacationing with Mr and Mrs William Radigan on Troy Schenectady Road and Mr and Mrs Ernest Oathout of Watervliet were guests last week of Mr and Mrs Raymond Oathout of Stop 33, Troy Schenectady Road. Miss Barbara Corbine of Lox

Red Cross Town Hall Theodore Settany Donna Marie Gordon Sewell Troy Edward 3. Gray Schenectady Charlies Luke London Road John O'Loughlin Brooklyn William Radigan Troy-Scherectady Road Ernest Oathout Watervitet Raymond’ Ozthout Stop Troy-Schenectady Road Barbara Corbine Lox

Postwar planning funds vary widely among major cities

A survey by the International City Managers Association shows 24 of 92 cities with populations over 260 000 have set up planning funds, while many smaller communities rely on regular salaries of engineers and public works officials for postwar tasks. The report notes New York and Philadelphia budgets reach into the hundreds of thousands, with some cities spending over 100 000 for planning.

Manly New York Erate Rere Association Seld Learm Chicago Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee Pittsburg San Francisco Washington D. C Kansas City Louisville Newark Portland Ore Rochester

Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Feiden With Large Gathering

Mrs Dora Feiden of Snaker Road hosted a birthday party for family with about fifty guests including 12 grandchildren. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder of Albany while Ver Snyder and daughter Winifred from Canoes attended with Miss Alma Seuliv. Cards and refreshments were served around a white Dutch cake with red roses.

Missing In Action: Navy P.O.W. George E. Oreutt

Navy reports George E. Oreutt of Rensselaer missing in action after 15 years of service. Son of William Oreutt living at 129 Third Street, Oreutt enlisted at 17 while employed at West Albany car repair shops. He married with two children in Georgia and was a noted local basketball player once named to an all star team by Johnny Evers.

Navy Department George E. Oreutt Rensselaer William Oreutt 129 Third Street Navy West Albany Georgia Johnny Evers

Air Medal Award Given to Lieut James Leyland

Lieut James W. Leyland son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Leyland of Hem Street Park received the Air Medal for exceptionally meritorious achievement during sustained bomber combat operations over enemy occupied continental Europe.

Ship To Be Christened For T. F. Farrell

An engineer port repair ship will be christened on July 22 in Philadelphia in honor of Capt. Thomas F. Farrell Jr. a Proy native killed at Anzio February 25. Sponsor is his mother Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell of Albany.

Thomas F. Farrell, Jr Proy Anzio Ao Farrell Thomas F. Farrell 1. Holmes Dale Albany Thamas FL Farrell Phiadelphia

P-51 Flying Panther Receives East Orange Support

The Flying Panther P 51 with a dedication booklet carries Godspeed wishes from East Orange High School students. They bought war bonds totaling 792.40 to fund the plane’s action against the opposing force.

Godspeed East Orange High School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Decker Solid Fuels Guy F. Atkinson Aleutian Islands Carpenters Sewermen Electricians the War Manpower Commission Steuben St N. Y Bate Restrial Lydia E. Pinkham Evelings—Close Ynantskill General DeGaulle Canada Latham Vestern Térsened Race Co Torte Steve T. F. Farrell London East Orange Anerica Europe Gordon Fulton ADSON HuDson Beauty Shop Third ST. Troy Rudy Rudolph Riedel Een Bobby
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