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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1945

Page

10

Mechanicville Robbery Facts Come to Light

Norbert Eastman twenty was questioned in Mechanicville about a robbery series. He allegedly admitted to entering a shop at 221 Park Avenue on June 3 taking a safe and fleeing by car, then discarding the safe in a creek after finding about $990 inside plus a $160 check and Western Union money. Detectives inspected the safe location with the district attorney and police chief.

Norbert Paul Eastman Catakill Jobs F. Doyle Saratoga County Pulp Nooran Mechanicville Easimab Roouing Barrett Street Percey We Groben Park Avenue Western Union Rex Terk Sranch Easman Groben Aley Eastman ix Mave Schenectady Eastman Doyle Noonan Eastenan

East Side Fire Crew Vacation Updates

East Side Hoseman John Maloney on vacation. Capt Benjamin Christopher due back after two weeks. Pumper 6 Capt JT M LeMarre on vacation yesterday with Hoseman William Hanley substituting. Hoseman James C Ryan of Prenper 7 on vacation with wife and daughter at Lake George. Hoseman Bernard A Roarke of 61 Brookview Avenue back after two weeks.

Hoseman John Maloney Pumper 3 Benjamin Christopher Pumper 6 JT. M. LeMarre William Hanley Trucx 2 James C. Ryan Prenper 7 Lake George Bernard A. Roarke Brookview Avenue

Postponed Mountain View Picnic Announced By Auxiliary

Mrs. L. E. Prefontaine president of the Mountain View Volunteer Fire Company Women’s Auxiliary states a picnic planned for Aug 18 at Alton T. Suter and Miss Mae Morris residences has been postponed. The lawn party at Miss Morris’ home was a success. Rita Mae Jarry has returned from Samaritan Hospital after an appendectomy. Pte. Edward A. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald with son Ned are noted residents.

L. E. Prefontaine Mountain View Volunteer Fire Company Altom T. Suter Spring Avenue Road Mae Morris Rita Mae Jarry Mountain’ View Avenue Samaritan Hospital Edward A. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Ned

Air Medal Awarded to Lt Thomas OConnor in Pacific Theater

Lt. Thomas P O Connor navigator with the 03rd Bomb Squadron 43rd Bomb Group Fifth Air Force receives the Air Medal for meritorious achievement during aerial flights in the Southwest Pacific between March 6 and April 16 The Fifth Air Force based on Okinawa has been pounding Formosa and the China coast and in 1945 has sunk 500000 tons of Japanese shipping The 43rd Bomb Group known as Ken s Men is the oldest heavy bombing outfit in the Pacific with Gen George C Kenney commanding The O Connor family of 261 Tenth Street received a personal letter from Kenney and include Lt William F O Connor Navy pilot and T Sgt James Dollard O Connor in the European theater

Thomas, P. O'Connor 43Rd Fifth Air Force Southwest Pacific Sea William F. O'Connor 261 Tenth Street George C. Kenney Southwest Pacific Okinawa Pacific Ken Kenney Formosa China Japan O'Connor Catholic Central High State College Ellington Field Tex Charleston Hawaii New Guinea Philippines South Pacific Naval Air Station Miami Beach James Dollard O'Connor 112Th Airborne European

Desson Avene Vacation Return From Lake George

Desson Avene have returned from Lake George where they spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Sturgeon, 8 Miller Avenue, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chittenden, Geneva. Their nephew Joseph Corrigan is also with them. John F. Knaupp spent weekend with his parents at 624 Pawling Avenue. Pvt. Richard W. Manville, radio operator, AAF, is here from Jackson Mississippi and will report Friday at Harvard Nebraska. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Manville, 51 Hamilton Avenue.

Desson Avene Lake George Andrew P. Sturgeon Miller Avenue Walter Chittenden Geneva Joseph Corrigan John F. Knaupp Bainbridge John I Knangp Pawling Avenue Richard W. Manville A.af Jackson, Miss Harvard Neb Foster Manville Hamilton Avenue

Local Rotary to hear Captain Taglione at June meeting

Captain Paul Taglione of the Army will address the Hotary Club at its June meeting at Memorial Baptist Church. Taglione, a Mechanicville High School graduate, has served in the European Theater with the division, is a military intelligence officer, and is furloughed. Past President Arthurs JH Vinett will preside. Local obituaries note William Fuller, a retired resident, died Sunday. services will be today at John BLE Noonan Funeral Home with burial at Stillwater Union Cemetery. Various residents and former camp plans are mentioned in community notes for visits and summer plans in Mechanicville and surrounding towns.

Paul ‘Taglione Army Hotary Club Memorial Baptist Church Taglione Mechanicvile “High School Arthurs JH. Vinett Wil William Fuller Sam George Vanfield John Ble Noonan Park Avenue Vey Chollar Stillwater Witl Suriat Stillwater Union Cemetery

Katz Dry Goods Store Incorporation Charter Filed at Castleton

State charter documents list Katz Dry Goods Store Inc as incorporated in Castleton by Albany residents Edmund A. Koch Jonand Curler Aventue Isadore Taub and Eliabeth Kundel. The firm is authorized to issue 30 shares of stock with no par value and will operate a general dry goods business in Rensselaer County.

Katz Dry Goods Store Inc I Castleton Rensselaer County Clegie's See Albany Edmund A. Koch Jonand Curler Aventue Isadore Taub Homestead Avenue Eliabeth Kundel Second Avenue

Navy life belt price ceilings set for wholesalers

The Commerce Department announces price ceilings on life belts sold to Navy wholesalers. Three ceiling levels become effective July 20, 1955, covering new and used belts in New York and Boston regions. Belts measure about 54 inches long and 2 inches in diameter with rubber tape and are for armed forces personnel.

Vester Buggles Agory New York Boston

Glass Fiber To Be Used in Life Jackets

Washington reports plans to substitute glass fibers for kevlar in Navy life jackets. Owens-Corning signs a contract for large quantities of the material as Detective Post assigns Albert J. Pregio to the Detective Bureau.

Washington Keyok Dauvery Owens-Cornegrgies Rotiman Albert J. Pregio 1 Police Station

Coast Guard Week Proclaimed by Mayor in Troy

Mayor John J. Abers yesterday proclaimed the week of July 30 to August 4 Coast Guard Week in the city of Troy. The proclamation honors the service and notes the Coast Guard’s 155th anniversary on August 4.

John J. Abers Coast Guard Eli of Troy Yee

Peace rumors again heard in Washington

Washington reports circulated about imminent developments in the war with Japan. Rumors mentioned Premier Josef Stalin possibly carrying a Japanese surrender offer to the Big Three conference and a State Department draft of an unconditional surrender definition, but officials gave no comment.

Washington Japan Josef Stalin State Department

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