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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
14
Miss Milhan says many homemakers lack pressure cookers and water baths. She suggests improvised homemade outfits from common vessels with vents for steam and racks for circulation. If the setup is shallow, increase processing time by about one fifth to ensure safe canning.
William Hayes, WWI veteran who served overseas three years and with the Army of Occupation, died yesterday at his home 53 Third Street after a short illness. Born in Ireland, he lived here since childhood and was a member of St Peter's Church. Surviving are two brothers Thomas and Michael Hayes of Troy and four sisters Mrs Hubert Snyder of New York, Mrs W Mam Bride of Schenectady, Mrs Marshall Lacombe of Albany, and Mrs Elizabeth Maloney of Troy. Funeral from James J Clinton Brothers funeral parlors at 2 Fourth Street to St Peter's Church. time to be announced.
Mechanicville residents at Memorial Baptist Church urged the city and its organizations to boost youth recreation spending. Mrs. C B Sykes argued schools spend about 200000 yearly on instruction while recreation gets only 590 from the council. She cited recreation centers as inadequate and linked lack of supervised facilities to juvenile delinquency, calling for broader attention from churches, societies and the City Council.
Washington reports that cattle rancher Grove B Hill has become an adviser to War Food Administrator Marvin Jones, promising looser regulation while bolstering food production. Hill, known for advocating limited government control, may influence pricing incentives and licensing for meat, processing, and distribution, with subsidies possible to ease adjustments.
Washington AP The fall of Marsala in western Sicily nears as Allied forces push from central Sicily. Acting Secretary of War Patterson said American, British, Canadian and French troops have captured thousands of prisoners, severed the island’s rail lines, and advanced into the mountainous interior. He reported over 40,000 prisoners and light Allied casualties.
Mrs. J A Lavender returns home after a week with her daughter. The Church School meets at the Methodist Church Sunday at 10 a m led by James Hargrave and his class. At 11 o'clock Rev John A Lavender will preach Almost Persuaded. The Loyal
Berean Clase members plan a picnic at Mrs. Clarence Laibach's home for Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Henry Barton Brotherhood gathered at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening with games and refreshments. In the business session Earl Stiles presiding, officers for the coming year were elected: President Dietrich Pause, Vice President J Henry Lerch, Secretary Melvin D Lavender, Treasurer John Wilford. A August second-Tuesday planning group was formed: Sports Clifford Moul, refreshments John Wilford and Earl Stiles, welcoming Audric Haner.
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