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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1943

Page

3

Paul Young to Leave Post At Lansingburg Boys' Club

Paul Young resigns as managing director of the Lansingburg Boys' Club effective Sept 1 to become director of the Schenectady Boys' Club. Dr Robert E. Plunkett announced the move, praising Young's leadership since 1937 and noting Lansingburgs growth, programs, and community impact. The board meets tonight to act on the resignation and plans to relocate to Schenectady this fall.

Paul Young Lansingburg Boys’ Club Paul 5. Young Schenectady Boys’ Club Robert E. Plunkett Lansingburg Group Young Dr. Plunkett Troy Paul Schenectady Lansingburg Boys’ Cluir Lansingburg Earl ‘Harbor Bunya' Club Lansingburg High School Troy Y Middlebury College Eleanor Tompkins Wood Phyllis Frances

Veterans Elect Meyer at Saranac Lake Convention

Saranac Lake New York Fred Meyer was elected department commander at the annual Spanish American War Veterans convention yesterday. Joseph A Reddy Long Island City was named senior vice commander and James O Moore Buffalo junior vice commander.

Meyer Saranac Lake Fred Meyer New York Joseph A. Reddy Long Island City James O. Moore Buffalo

Ready for Raids as British Offices Prepare for Air Attacks

London reports government offices ready for resumption of heavy air raids. Shadow crash buildings with switchboards and telephones installed are prepared for instant occupation across Britain.

London INS Britain

CCC Is Huge Banking Institution

The Commodity Credit Corporation emerges as a vast banking entity with a $100 million capital, extending up to $3 billion in obligations. Based in Washington, it operates nationwide through Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Portland, New Orleans, and New York, financing farm surpluses, stabilizing prices, and bearing large losses while subsidizing agriculture under a non-recourse loan system.

Commodity Credit Corporation Congress CCC Delaware Corporation Department of Agriculture South Washington Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Portland Ore New Orleans New York J. B. Hutson NRA National Recovery Administration War Food Administration

Knox Reports No U S Warships Lost in Sicily

Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox told reporters that thus far no American ships are reported lost in the Sicilian campaign and praised U S warships for their role in the landings. He declined to confirm any losses in the Battle of Kula Gulf while reports from the South Pacific say Japanese forces may have lost four to six ships. He warned against assuming victory in the Atlantic against German submarines.

Washington Frank Knox Knox Kula Gulf Solomons South Pacific the Atllantic

Army air forces report six month air victory totals

Gen Henry H Arnold announced that Army pilots destroyed 3 515 enemy planes in the six months ending June 30 at a cost of 846 U S aircraft. They flew 89 691 combat sorties reinforcing a broader tally including ships sunk and damaged during the period.

Los Angeles Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces U. S

Edmund J. C. Dascher Dies in Albany After Illness

Edmund J. C. Dascher, a well known Albany funeral director, died at his home on Second Avenue after a brief illness. His death occurred shortly after his son Edmund Jr. left for Navy service. Surviving are his widow Minnie Rohloff, three daughters, another son, a brother and two sisters. He was active in the Albany Elks and St. Matthew's Evangelical Church.

Edmund J. C. Dascher Second Avenue Albany Edmund, Jr Navy Dashher Albany Elks Land

Rationing In Britain Is Strict and Wide Ranging

Postwar austerity dominates British life as rationing limits stainless steel cutlery and large knives to carbon steel and lunch size while forks become dessert size. Allotments yield food and transport savings, with trespassers facing a 200 dollar fine. Meanwhile 10 000 cotton operatives in Rochdale Royston and Shaw work 45 minutes longer weekly to combat yarn shortages with posters proclaiming To beat the Hun yarn must be spun. Seaman First Class Joseph Lynch of Buffalo drowns after a fall near the Niagara River.

London Slaley Northumberland Gexton British Standards Institution Rochdale Royston Shaw Buffalo AFJ Joseph Lynch Niagara River Coast

Sergeants Are Like That

An Army story describes a genial general who tests his men by asking a rugged sergeant about his two wound stripes. The sergeant replies that they came from an Army and Navy store, sir.

Boston INS Army and Navy

Coste in New York Praises French Unity and Russian Aid

Col Dieudonne Coste, famed French aviator who made the first westward solo Paris to New York flight, says unity against Germany remains strong in France. He credits Russian Army morale, notes continued North African campaign, and denies a split between De Gaulle and Gaillard as fault lines.

New York INS Dieudonne Coste Yester France Coste Atlantic Paris Germany Charles de Gaulle Henri Honore Gi[raud

Goldberg Named City Marshal

Joseph Goldberg of 132 Bedford Street yesterday was named a city marshal by Mayor Frank J. Hogan. The term is two years and Troy has three other city marshals: John Gauthier and two others.

Joseph Goldberg Bedford Street Frank J. Hogan Troy John Gauthier

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