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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

4

Satellites Quit Axis Bandwagon

London report says Hungary and Bulgaria fear collapse of Italy and fear revolution. King Boris of Bulgaria blasts Prime Minister Filov over joining the Axis, warning the Balkans near catastrophe as Italy capitulates. Romania expected to shift similarly as Balkans doubt German defense. Berlin reports Manila clash leaves American leader dead.

London U.P Hungary Terda Italy Bows Bulgaria Stockholm Aliehanda Balkans Turkey Bevermunt Jugoslavia Boris Benito Mussolini Alla- Jhanda Frme Bogdan Filov Filov Siilar Romania Germany Berlin Manila Luzon

Pope Denounces Those Who Abuse Law Foundations

British radio quoting a Vatican broadcast reported the Pope condemning those who misuse the people and seek to override law. He warned against placing a nation's fate in the hands of a single man and against subverting the judicial system to fit the desires of specific classes or movements.

New York Vatican Spain CBS

Fundamental Laws Beyond Rulers Urged

An editorial emphasizes the need for fundamental laws that transcend rulers and resist arbitrary actions. It warns that leaders driven by self-interest may replace natural law with petty will, stressing the necessity of enduring constitutional constraints to liberate the nation.

Man Injured Delivering Coal in Troy

William Maxwell of 5049 Sixth Avenue was treated at Troy Hospital for a severe cut to his right arm after a fall while delivering coal near the Central Police Station on State Street. Employed by J. J. Hannan Coal Co he was conveyed to the hospital by a radio car from the Central Police Station. He returned home after treatment.

William Maxwell Sixth Avenue Troy Hospital State Street Central Police Station Maxwell J. J. Hannan Coal Co Edward J Houlihan P Frank Dippo

Hoosick and Glens Falls social notes and church events

Hoosick residents host former friends in Glens Falls for several days. Baptist Church Re-Square Class meets Wednesday evening August 4. Ladies Aid Union meets tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the parsonage. Dorothy K LeBarron of Hoosick Falls visits her aunt and uncle. Ulster Park residents move recently. Church notices include Hoosick Baptist sermon by Rev J J Gould at 9:30 a.m. and All Saints Parish Guild suspends August meetings and sponsors a food sale at 2 p.m. in Crescent Clubrooms. All Saints Episcopal Church set service at 11 a.m. with planned brother church visitations. Buyntonville event at 3 p.m.

Gerald Lockrow Glens Falls Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Union the Baptist Church Alice Prince Malden jBer Son G E Prinece Dorothy K. LeBarron Eloosick Falls Surt Bossidy John Quinlan East Poestenhull William Bossidy Fort Andrews Mass All Saints’ Episcopal Church William Garner St Paul's Mission Raymertown Mission of the Holy Buyntonville

Valley Falls trip notes Charles Spigner at Lake George

Valley Falls reports Charles Spigner left for Camp Trmlo on Lake George for part of his vacation. Miss Margaret Powers, guest of her sister Miss, is also mentioned in the brief society note.

Charles Spigner Camp Trmlo Lake George Margaret Powers

Community Notices From Raybrook And Nearby

Anna Powers of Raybrook has returned home. Mrs William Powers and daughter Betty visit relatives in Goshen. George McGraw convalescing after appendectomy at Albany Hospital. Pfc John Plasken of Camp Pickett Va returns after 14 day furlough with mother Alexandra Plasken. Mrs Charles Stover and daughter Elizabeth travel to Geneva with Mrs Frank Lewis visiting here. Women's Society of Christian Workers meets tomorrow at Mrs Emmett Boom's. last meeting until September. Michael Barrett entertained 12 guests for fifth birthday party with games and favors. Sunday will be the last Methodist service until Sept 5. church redecorating planned during vacation. Trustees and official board met after church to form a fund solicitation committee and to bid on work. members include Mrs E Caswell Mrs A McClure and Mrs H H Sharpe.

Anna Powers Raybrook William Powers Betty Goshen George McGraw Albany John Plasken Camp Pick‘ett Alexandra Plasken Charles Stover Elizabeth Geneva Frank Lewis Christian Workers Emmett _Boom Michael Barrett E. Caswell A. McClurel H. H. Sharpe

Ernest M Ford Visits Troy on Y Conference Route

Ernest M Ford former Troy YMCA secretary and New York State YMCA committee member traveled with his family through Troy on Tuesday en route to the Silver Bay Industrial Conference sponsored by the Y M C A A large Troy delegation is expected to attend the conference which opened yesterday and runs through Saturday

Ernest M. Ford Troy Ww. M.C. AL New York State New York Silver Bay Y. McA

Whitehall Social News and Military Updates

Miss Irene Van Guilder has been discharged from Moses Laddington Hospital after treatment. Pfc Earl H Barber, son of Mrs Rufus L Barber of Oneonta and former Whitehall president, has been overseas one year. Mrs Plattt Shayne Nellie Shayne of Whitehall and Mrs Walter Rising of Dresden visit Clayton for several days. Corp Gilbert Morse of Comstock Road resumes duties after a seven day leave. Pvt Alphonse Laguori Navy, stationed at Camp Custer Michigan, is

Irene van Guilder Moses’ Laddington Hospital Pfc Earl H. Barber Rufus L. Barber Oneonta Whitehall Plattt Shayne Nellie Shayne Walter Rising Dresden Clayton Corp Gilbert Morse Daniel Morse Comstock Road Pvt Alphonse Laguori Navy Camp Custer Mich

Whitehall News Reports Busy Work Days and Visits

Five day furlough spent with his wife and Charles Laguor s parents, Mrs. Thomas LaFrance visits Whitehall relatives, Harold Loomis of the Capitol Theater reports 50 dollars in War Bonds and 100.10 in War Stamps sold for the week ending Saturday. A return to full staffing is noted as workers arrive daily, with the dress and children's clothing factories, the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, and Champlain Spinners Inc now on full shifts.

Charles Laguor Thomas LaFrance Suffern Whitehall Harold Loomis Capitol Theater Children’s Clothing Factory Delaware and Hudson Railroad Champlain Spinners, Inc Jon

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