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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1943
Page
4
Detective James Costello narrowly avoids a jail cell after a case of mistaken identity. MPs arrest him at a police station, then track the real suspect to Passaic New Jersey, where he was seized following a New York arrest. A bizarre chain of events unfolds across three locations.
At Eglin Field Florida an accidental blast killed two officers and fifteen enlisted men late Monday. Fifty one others were injured though most were believed to have minor wounds. Captain William W. Lange, public relations officer, said the cause had not been determined.
Johnsonville Frankie Buchner of Aberdeen Maryland was a recent guest of his parents. Miss Peery Paul is visiting her cousin Miss Gwendolyn Sawtelle at Buskirk. Robert Emmett, on vacation from Schenectady, spent days with his brother John in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cuinane returned from Texas where they visited their son Harry and, while in Moultrie Georgia, attended when their son Jack received his wings. The annual Methodist picnic will be held tomorrow at Akins Point with luncheon at 1 p.m. Take own table service and sandwiches for oneself and a picnic dish. A meeting of air raid wardens of District No. 23 in Syeanay will be held today at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Benjamin C. Goldstein, Joseph Street, to distribute fire extinguishers and for instruction in their use and discuss other wardens matters.
Report notes that the men were clearing stumps when the blast occurred. The dead were identified later after next of kin notifications, with names withheld pending those notices.
Miss Annette Cole aged 60 living alone at 24 William Street Albany was found dead in bed Monday. Neighbors had no access to the house and notified authorities. Coroner J Gregory Nealon and Dr John J Phelan ruled death from a heart attack.
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