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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

15

Badoglio weighs peace bid as unrest climbs in Italy

Amid rising Italian unrest, Badoglio moves toward peace offers while Mussolini’s Legislature is dissolved. Rome reports the Chamber of Fasci and Corporations ended, with King Vittorio Emanuele III approving, and a new deputies chamber to be elected after the war. Release of political prisoners begins, expanding through 4,000 freed so far. The Allies hold 248,000+ Axis captives in Tunisia and 75,000 in Sicily. German efforts to line up a new front in Northern Italy mirror mounting civilian and troop movements.

Germany Tunisia Sicily Chamber of Fasci Benito Mussolini Chamber of Deputies Rome Radio Vittorio Emanuele III Rome Mussollini Radio Rome Chamber of Fasci and Corporations Fascist Grand Council National Council Fascist Party National Council of Corporations Italy Mussolini Senate Balkans Axis Pietro Badoglio Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Switzerland Ate Badggno Turin Gazetta del Popolo Tullo Giordana Badognio Giordana Badoglio Madrid France Brenner Pass

Oakes Murder Case May Reach Climax Tuesday

The Nassau Bahamas hearing for Alfred de Marigny charged in the Sir Harry Oakes slaying may resume Tuesday with Capt. James O Barker and Capt. Edward W. Melchen summoned to testify. A New York police expert also expected to testify as the government case accelerates.

Miami Fla. P Nassau Bahamas Alfred de Marigny Harry Oakes James O. Barker Miami Police Department Barker Edward W. Melchen New York

Bail Granted to Suspended Trooper Soule in Bribery Case

David Soule, 38, Tribes Hill, a suspended State Police sergeant, was released on $30,000 bail after facing two bribery charges from truck owners connected to weighing infractions. Justice Heffernan ordered bail despite opposition from Special Assistant Attorney General Edward W. Scully. Bail details included separate sums of $20,000 and $10,000 for Greene and Columbia County charges, with further charges possible.

Amsterdam UP David Soule Tribes Hill Supreme Court Christopher J. Heffernan Amsterdam Khelease Soule Edward W. Scully Dewey Troy Heffernan Columbia County George Inman Greene County Henry Travis Binghamton Milton V. Soulpaugh Montgomery County Court House Dewe Lew Grand Jury John A. Warner Stull Warner Alfred E. Smith New York

Neighbor Boy Service Price Ceiling Abolished

The OPA lifted the price control on lawn care and garden work, ending wage ceilings for yard tasks. The rule was part of a broader landscaping regulation and was never enforced, returning pay for neighbors' yard work to private bargaining.

OPA OUA

Bombing Rome by 1100 Tons Marks Major Allied Strike

Allied air forces reported a daylight attack on Rome using 1100 tons of bombs. Northwest African planes dropped 800 tons, Middle East command Liberators 300 tons, hitting Lorenzo and Littorio rail yards and Ciampino airfields. Damage described as heavy to roundhouses, tracks, and rolling stock with major shops damaged.

Allied Headquarters North Africa Rome Ciampino Lorenzo

Pittsfield Plants Cited by Officer As Obstructors

Petty Officer John A. Sargent in charge of recruiting in the Pittsfield area charges local war plants with refusing to release women for WAVES service. He says 353 area women would be recruited if not for conflicting personnel needs of industrial and military organizations. Earlier, Pittsfield CPA charged 21 workers at a General Electric plant with legal traffic in "T" gasoline coupons.

John A. Sargent Pittsfield Sargent Pittsfield Area Pittsfield Cpa General Electric

Hero's Father Has Son at 76 in Navy Hero’s Family

In Bayonne New Jersey Frederick F Bulkeley 76 welcomed the birth of a son to his 42 year old wife Virginia The newborn will be named Douglas joining the Bulkeley clan that includes the Navy hero Lieut Comm Joan D Bulkeley and her father Frederick announced at the bedside with friends present

Bayonne N. J INS Bulkeley Navy Joan D. Bulkeley Douglas Frederick F. Bulkeley Virgina

Educators Attend Parley In New York

Educators participated in panel discussions at the fourth annual summer school business education conference held at New York University. The event, opened Wednesday and concluded yesterday, featured panels led by Robert E. Barron of Russell Sage College on merchandising and consumer education, Brother Denis of LaSalle Institute on bookkeeping and clerical work, and Jennie J. Lush of Skidmore College on secretarial studies. The conference theme was Business Education Now for the Future, sponsored by NYU and Delta Pi Epsilon.

New York University Robert E. Barron Russell Sage College Denis LaSalle Institute Jennie J. Lush Skidmore College Saratoga Springs Delta Pi Epsilon

East to Get More Gas Says Ickes

Petroleum Administrator Ickes forecast further gasoline and oil restrictions in the Midwest and Southwest to ease shortages in 13 East Coast states. He predicted East Coast equalization within weeks and said heating oil and essential commercial use would be supplied while keeping some for ordinary motorists.

Washington INS Ickes Midwest Mid-West

Cohoes War Board Sees 209 A Coupon Certificates Issued

Up to yesterday the Cohoes War Price and Rationing Board issued 209 A coupon certificates for gasoline for vacation trips. Applications surged since July 15, peaking Tuesday with a drop on Wednesday. Applicants must show sufficient A coupons, current inspection certificates, and speedometer readings. Five driving-violation cases are pending. hearings soon. The change to five unit coupons causing confusion is noted. Chest clinic at City Hall Monday at 1 pm under Albany County Tuberculosis Association. Pfe. Henry R Tremblay promoted to technician fifth grade with the 31st Armored Regiment, Seventh Armored Division, Los Angeles PR office announced.

Jane Maney Cohoes Maney Albany County Tuberculosis Association R. J. Erickson John W. Kennedy Mildred Brown Pfe Henry R Tremblay Army Zephir Tremblay Remsen Street Los Angeles Cat First Battalon 31St Armored Regiment Seventh Armored Division

Two Cohoes Girls Injured In Auto Crash

Two Cohoes girls Syd Newell aged 20 and Gloria Gage were injured when the car they rode in struck two parked cars on the Cohoes Saratoga Road near a prior accident scene. Miss Gage suffered a head laceration and Miss Newell an arm injury. The girls were passengers with Alan Balle of Waterford, 25. Balle’s car struck the vehicles of Joseph Valquette and William Linen, Cohoes, who had stopped to aid Albert Glynn of 281 Vet Bird, whose car had left the road and overturned in a ditch. Glynn was uninjured.

Cohoes Cohoes-Saratoga Road Syd Newell Gloria Gage Albert Glynn Glynn

Tag Days Begin Today In Cohoes

Plans completed for tag days to aid the Aircraft Warning Service post in Cohoes. Mrs Alicia Butler chairs the arrangements with a large cooperative group including American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans groups. The Legion home porch on Oneida Street serves as the headquarters.

Cohoes Alicia Butler Alvin P. Bullock E. T. Ruane American Legion Cohoes Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Collin-Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans Joseph Gadona Army and Wavy Union P. N. A. Girls’ Bugle Ukrainian Girls’ Corps Squadron 476 Sons of the American Legion Boy Rangers Legion Oneida Street

Cohoes Tax Rolls to Open Monday Grievance Days Described

Cohoes tax rolls will open Monday for 15 days as the annual grievance period allows taxpayers to file complaints against 1944 valuations. Clerk Albert J. Dingley said the roll, used to set next year’s local and state rates, will be reviewed and corrected before final inspection in September. The 1943 assessment totals 318,030,327.

Cohoes Albert J. Dingley Board of Assessors Albany County Board of Supervisors

Soldier from Cohoes Shines On Camp Santa Anita Mile

A Cohoes soldier Private Roger Couture 19 hits a six minute forty five second mile with a heavy pack on the Camp Santa Anita course setting near record pace. He earned a three day pass by finishing 75 yards ahead as observers note time for the long route. Couture is a Cohoes High School graduate who once worked in a cafe claiming he had no time for athletics. Also in this issue obituaries, promotions and furlough notes follow.

Cohoes Camp Santa Anita Cal Roger Couture Leo Couture Lancaster Street Couture Cohoes High School

Names and pronunciations in Sicily locations guide

A pronunciation guide lists Sicilian place names and figures with phonetic hints. It covers Acireale Barcelloxa Bocca di Falco Borizzo Caltagirone Cefalù Gerbini Lentini Mazara Milazzo Piazza Armerina Porto Empedocle Randazzo Sciacca Trapani noting syllable stresses and vowel sounds for correct enunciation.

Sicily Acirease Boccca DI Falco Borizzo Cefalu Mazara Milazzo Piazza Armerina Porto

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