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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1945

Page

16

Hospital Reports Robbery Victim In Critical Condition

Police report a 43 year old man, Sullivan, hospitalized with serious injuries after a Sunday assault on William Street near Grant Street in Bronsxvil. Detectives Connery Kane and Buresu questioned unidentified suspects. victim unable to be examined fully due to condition.

Pever Auttvar Parkway Road Bronsxvil Sattaritan Hospital Wiliam Street Grant” Street Walie Sullivan Frank Connery Michael J. Kane Buresu

In Memoriam Notices from Troy area obituaries

Obituaries and memorial notices list births, deaths, and funeral details from multiple Troy area hospitals and residences. Names include Wiltse, Greenstein, Kelleyhouse, Entus, Levine, Hunziker, Rawlins, and many others with dates in July 1945. Funeral arrangements and relatives are noted for each entry.

Swim School Opens with 248 Enrolled in Troy

Prospect Park pool drew 248 children for a Learn to Swim lesson under The Record Newspapers and Troy Recreation Dept. Eight groups formed three classes with two instructors each. Lessons focused on water comfort, games, and safety drills, with Cross, diving and breathing techniques reviewed. Diplomas will be awarded Saturday to all who have learned to swim 25 feet.

Prospect Park Sesterday Sret Record Newspapers Troy | Recreation Dept Wweri Wales Wee Mona Red Cross Emanuel Elfenbein Antonio Paul Elfenbein

Troy Post Plans Clambake at Hendrick Hudson Hod and Gun Club

Plans for the annual Troy Post American Legion clambake were completed at a meeting on Third Street. The event Sunday at the Hendrick Hudson Hod and Gun Club grounds Averill Park features a soft-pall baseball game between World War I veterans and current conflict, legged races, skits, target shooting, tug of war and other activities. The post aids underprivileged children by inviting 16 orphans to Proctor's Theater Saturday.

Troy Post American Legion Third Street Hendrick Hudson Hod and Gun Club Averill Pack Otto A. Kraese le Grand Proctor's Theater Liaurice Fitson Lawrence Cowen Robert L. Rickerson National Cemetery Committee Edward Lapinski Laden J. Ross Troy Lpost

Daniel J Quinn Dies After Long Illness

Daniel Joseph Quinn died last night at his home 2201 Fifteenth Street after an illness since Test fal. He was born and educated in Williamstown Massachusetts. He was an executive of George Pride & Co. Surviving are his wife Catherine Agata Curran, one son Thomas F Quinn of Baltimore, one daughter Mary Quinn Spendler of Glendale, one sister Mrs Agnes Quinn Murray of this city and two grandchildren. Services will be announced later.

Daniel Joseph Quinn Fifteenth Street Williamstown Mass George Pride & Co Natherine Agata Curran Thomas F Quinn Baltimore Mary Quinn Spendler Glendalke Agnes Quinn Murray Kate Quinn Arthur

Town Notices and Funeral Announcements Digest

LIFENBURGH-AL Johnsonville. Joy WW 25 George HL Rifenburgh, husband of Amends Wallace, brother of Howard and Herbert Rifenburgh. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from residence. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Friends call at residence Tuesday afternoon and evening. Flowers omitted. SAWICKe- anniversary mass for Henry E H Sawicki at Holy Trinity Church at Sam, Wednesday in July. ZEISER Suddenly in the eie July 6. Frederick W.2 husband of Sarah Boylear of the late Marjori Zeiser, brother of John, Joseph, Rudolph, Leo and Josephine Zajeer, Mrs. Mary Hague, Mrs. John Torr and Mrs. Fred Crowley. Funeral from James J. Clinton Bros Funeral Home 264 Fourth St Wednesday morning at 9, thence to St. Lawrence Church for a requiem high mass. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening. Interment St Agnes Cemetery, Mepranda.

William Andrew Nahie Margaret Schardticoke Troy Hospital Trene Ss Silas Folios Mary P. Clary Fonda River Su Newt Waternet Matilda Graham Andrew Mary Ce Neds Graham Augustii —Bigelman Edward Warwick Komax Wallace Eth William J. Funtrat Une Ochick Julis Pierson the. Morris Funeral Home Fth Ave Hammond Inig Rest Cohors Novy Eva L. Rheidon Harbert Hammad Mise E Beatrice Hammond Parker FB Jacquelyn Truman Ratoer Ji Frank Pangburn Mortinez William Shaidon Orlock Remgen St George FP McKivein Waterford Lang Martha's Marion At Lang Robert Lang Estella Agkes Pest Agper Beet Cooper Avenue Troy Joly IB Wsi Fila Mas Loveday Bertha Dagnes Joan H. Yodee Fifth Ave St. Peter's St. Peters Cemetery I Solan Thie City Lawrence John Idtfant Sdn Jobe B Nolan, Jr Marguerite M. Spenarc Albia Avenue Cr Prediger Poosten- Kit, S George Edward Prediger Emma B. Weintrectt George Prediger Louis O'Brien Eeamstown Maes Hushard Agatha Curran Thomas C. Quinn Baltimore Mase Quinn Spengler Glendale Agnes Quinn Lifenburgh AL Johnsonville Joy George HL Rifenburgh Amends Wallace Howard Herbert Rifenburgh Furerai Elmwood Cemetery Schagh Friends Trav Sawicke Henry EH Sawicki Holy Trinity Church Sam Zeiser IHG Frederick W Tate Sarah Boylear Marjorj John Josph Rudolph Leo Josephine Zajeer Mary Hague John Torr Fred Crowley James J. Clinton Bros Fourth St St. Lawrence's Church St Agnes’ Cemetery Mépanda

Jury Picks 12 For Frotten Murder Trial In Vermont

A twelve member jury plus two alternates was seated at Bennington Court House Vermont after a day of selection for Harold Frotten 25 a carnival worker charged with first degree murder in the October killing of Robert Stratton Jr 54 of Woodford Wisconsin. Defense and prosecution say they are ready to begin presenting evidence today.

Reon Bennington Courty Court House Manchester Harold Frotten Robert Stratton, Jr Woodford Frotter Rockwell Nor Man Rockwell Arlington Troy Charles B. Adams Waterbury Tampa Fie May Walker C. E. Beckwith Marjorie L. Rice Searsburg Grace Mattison Sunderland Truman Martin

Thousands of Sheep Dipped in Two Counties

Thousands of sheep were dipped in Rensselaer and Washington Counties over two weeks by Agent John C. Swan, Edwitt Bell, and assistants. A new dipping apparatus sped the process using a 5 percent Rotenone solution, effective against ticks with no poisonous effect to the sheep. The agents noted one flock nearly covered in ticks and urged yearly dipping for tick control.

Rensselaer County Washington County John C. Swan Edwitt Bell Rensselaer Farm Bureau Clarence Stack Sam Mr. Bell Ole Cooper

Condition of Girl Hit by Propeller Still Serious

Beverly Milstein ten year old of Albany sustained a serious head injury when she was struck by the propeller of an airplane owned by her father Joseph Milstein at the Albany Troy airport. She remains in Albany Hospital in serious condition with doctors reporting no change in her status.

Beverly Milstein Terrace Avenue Albany Joseph Milstein Troy

Record July Chill Heads East Toward Troy

A cool air mass moving over the East threatens a new low temperature record for Troy area. Forecasts anticipate Arty degrees this morning, with a brief spell before temperatures rise mid afternoon. Rivers Mohawk and Hudson ease from weekend rises, while Wynantskill Poestenkill Hoosick rivers also fall toward normal levels after light rain.

Troy Ares Weather Bureau Chureau Mohawk Hudson Wynantskil Troy Morenal Hoosick River

Troy Woman's Husband Back From Germany

Alfred L. Goodman, husband of the former Shirley Cohen of 170 First Street, returns on sixth day leave after nearly a year as a prisoner of war in Germany on a Lib erator bomber’s 11th mission September 12, 1944. He was reported missing in action then captured. prior Albany work at Hat Co before enlistment. he flew D Day missions in Normandy and earned the Air Medal.

Alfred L. Goodman Shirley Cohen First Street Lienensni Goodman G. Goodman Albany Germany Agie Hat Co Good- Man Sables Noramandy

U T C Group Elects Finch As Trustee

Roy G. Fiech Albany consulting engineer elected as voting trustee of the United Traction Co by four remaining trustees to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Martin Nachtmann. He will serve with Neil F. Towne, Charles S. Aldrich, Jermain Savage and Robert E. Whalen until 1952. Reelected officials include Neil F. Towne president, Robert H. McCarthy vice president, and Victor L. Johnson treasurer. other officers listed.

Roy G. Fiech Albany United Traction Ce Martin T. Nachtmann Finch Neil F Towner Charles S. Aldrich Troy Jermain Savage Robert E. Whalen The Reorganized Traction Company Livingston W . Houston Robert H. McCarthy Louis H. Gross Neil F. Towner William van A. Reatrcin Rey G. Finch William C. Ewen Hastingson Hudson David Schenker New York City Neil F. Towne Victor L. Johnson Newton Cass Nilex Persons Robert H. Watson

Driver Injured In Collision With Overpass

Frank Gratto, 59, of 591 Congress Street, was treated at Samarij tari Hospital for a cut on the upper lip after his 1933 sedan struck the north side of an overpass on Liberty Street east of Fifth Avenue. Police said he was driven to the hospital by patrolmen, then returned home. the car was towed to Grand Street garage. The accident occurred about 6:30 p.m.

Frank Gratto Congress Street Samari-+jtari Liberty Street Fifth Avenue Gratto Karl, Pendt Earl Reiglafi Trott End Grand Street

County Apple Crop to Fall Short in Rensselaer County

Rensselaer County Farm Agent Jona C. Swan warns that this fall's apple harvest will be about 75 percent of normal. A cold wet spring ruined many blossoms and frost caused russetting, signaling a reduced apple supply statewide. Peaches, though limited, are expected to be normal in this county.

Renszélaer Jona C. Swan Rensselaer County

Sgt. F. C. Mahar Cited for Duty Under Fire

Sgt. F C Mahar of Patton's Third Army received the Bronze Star for a Jan 16 to 19 action in Germany. He carried medical supplies five miles and stayed three days with heavy enemy fire to aid wounded, a three mile trip to the aid station. He is from Troy and a 376th Infantry member, formerly with Troy Country Club School and Notre Dame student. His brother Edward F. L. Mahar was wounded at Anzio and is home for hospitalization.

Troy Tasteen Tae Frank Mahar Frank C. Mane Alder Avenue Patton Third Army Germany

Brush Workers Local To Held Party Friday

A preelection social event by A. F. of I. Local 20388 members of Hughes Antograf Co. Inc. will take place Friday at Germania Hall. The Executive Board met at The Hendrick Hudson to plan the NLAS election rally set for August 16. Joni Scheier, Ashington representative of A. F. of I. presided and announced an entertainment program with dancing music refreshments and features.

A. F Hughes Antograf Co. Inc Germania Hall Fig NLAS Unlown Meging Hendrick Hudson Joni Scheier Ashington A. F. Ot

Saratoga Board Sends Draft Groups

Saratoga Board lists men drafted for civilian duty and examination. Names include Robert West, George Goodspeed, Henry Janczik, Herbert Brooks, Joseph McCar, Charles Cinte, Leonard from the South Pai, plus Robert West and others such as Albert Pajek, Joseph Hawkins, Daniel Woodworth, Joseph De Pasquale, Kenneth Schermerhorn, and many more.

Robert Stephen West George A. Goodspeed Henry FL Janczik Herbert D. Brooks Joseph McCar Charles WL Cinte Leonard E Abert F. Pajek Joseph &S West William A. Eicher Fernando al Carvalho Charles 3. Seeley William G. Hawkins Daniel Woodworth Joseph de Pasquale Kenneth G. Schermerhorn Howard Cowell Francis E. Jennings Harold E. Overeniu Cincence A. Martine Re S Freeman George A. Cook Hugh T Irving P. Wosteweesx Char- Lasher Kart F. Knuth Spencer J. Han Frederick R. John P. Lange del Vecchio

Canning Methods Explained by State Food Expert

State Food Commission expert Mrs G A Van Keuren demonstrates boiling water bath and pressure cooker canning. She shows asparagus tomatoes and canned strawberries and explains rubber seals and fiber gaskets. She outlines storage plans for one person including 25 quarts of tomatoes and 33 quarts of fruits along with potatoes cabbage carrots squash and other staples.

Canning Information Center New York Power and Light G. A. van Keuren State Food Commission Asea Food Commission Parsiex van Kettren

112th Street Team Wins Doubleheader

The Raiders from 71st Street Playground swept a baseball doubleheader at Waterford Park, winning 24 to 9. Bob Jones pitched both games for the victors, with Dick Semanix and Russ Sheer leading the offense, while Ike Couney and O’Connor paced Waterford’s attack.

71Th Street Waterford

Troy Girl Fifth in Family In Service Returns From Overseas Duty

A Troy girl, ranked fifth in her family, becomes the first WAC to return from overseas duty. The report notes she served in wartime capacity and is slated for reassignment, with AtlantA guidance on next steps.

Troy WAC

12 300 Trojans Purchase Auto Use Stamp

Troy motorists bought federal automobile use stamps, raising 361 500 for the Internal Revenue Bureau. Last year 13 130 people bought the stamp, per postal cashier Daniel J. CoxeHo. Nearly all cars now bear tax stamps after a surge following summonses. Drivers failing to buy face court and possible fines or imprisonment.

Troy Internal Revenue Bureau Daniel J. CoxeHo Bureau of Internal Revenue Bureau United States District Court Enue Bureau

Five Officers of 27th Division Cited on Okinawa

Five officers of the 20th Infantry of the Legion of Merit cited for actions on Okinawa as the 27th Division participated in the capture of Kakazu and other tough terrain. The unit also took part in earlier campaigns at Makin and Saipan during the war.

Okinawa 20Th Infantry Legion of Me Ie An Pis SP Richannan Kaxazu Amy Vicisis Caid Makin Saipan

Republicans Meet Reminiiican Comemen of the Eidith Ward

Republicans gathered Sunday night at Dominick Manone's home 63 Hill Street to discuss advancing Angelo Corina's candidacy for Supervisor and to plan a field day for ward children. A date and place will be set at the next meeting.

Reminiiican Eidith Dominick Manone Hill Street Angelo Corina Pianas

Tax data on three area estates filed for state

Tax report on the estates of Mrs Deene and others shows debts and assets. The estate of 33 251 45 is noted with executors Walter Leonard and Sylvester Seas among named recipients. Four children share a net estate of 1 61234 after deductions, with administratrix Cara Waterviel and Ethel Voss among concerned parties. Attorneys are Murray Aldrich Guy Broderick.

Teria Courtun R. Devser Eisae la Foresters Bharane Boa Pinlane Storney Pepers Cas Deene Decker Albany Walter Leonard Ixpwood Freak E Bartfet St. Louis Lois L Ford Charlotte Ab Bartlett Manchester Norma D. Everett Wi Ariz Yonke Sylvester EL Seas Hoesick Han de Solesiere Deduevieng Cara Waterviel Estat Ethel Voss Elizabeth la Boistiere Green Island West Rupert Murray, Aldrich, Guy & Broderick

Heavy Rain Compounds 103rd Street Garden Troubles

Heavy rain worsens problems at the 103rd Street gardeners project where 25 Viet gardeners strive to restore plots after last week’s partial clearance. Despite efforts, crops are stunted and irrigation remains challenging as teams seek relief.

103Rd Street

Three Trojans Granted Army Discharges

Three aTSa men from TAS receive army discharge notices. In district records Sgt Holand G. Saratoze is listed with a residence tied to Soc. Sramene of IO Hedson Coness. Maple Street and Sevier Avenue appear as street references for the subjects.

Atsa TAS Maple Street Assevier Avenue Soc. Sramene IO Hedson Coness Holand G. Saratoze

Novena Opens Today At St. Anne's Church

The novena begins today at St. Anne's Church on Fourth Street with daily Masses at morning hours and evening services at 7:30 PM. The event seeks world peace and prayers for the intentions of participants, concluding on the Feast day.

St. Anne's Church Su Anne Aurch Fourth Street

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