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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1944

Page

12

State War Council Rebukes Child Care Advocates for Albany Trip

A large coalition including CLO leaders, transport unions, PTA groups, and mothers’ associations proposed a petition trip to Albany to urge expanded child care. The State War Council condemned the trip as political and useless and said child care matters fall under its committee. Petitions sought $5,000,000 from the state surplus for child care facilities.

State War Council Albany CLO L. Tebor Troy Albany Schenectady New’ Yorks Courcil Wan Michael J. Quill Bronx GLO, Transport Workers Union Saul Mills Greater New York CSO Council James Hagerty Covernor Hagerty War Council Council Asmited Quail New York

Unhappy Errand Brings Reunion at Doran Home

An Air Corps lieutenant delivered, with sadness, the belongings of his friend Edward P. Doran who was reported shot down in Italy. Doran appeared alive after wandering Italy for 45 days and reaching his base, shocking his friend Lieutenant Edwin Grabski on Red Mill Road. Pneumonia highlighted as a common winter threat by medical authorities.

Air Corps Meutenant Doran Red Mill Road Rensselaer Liew Edward P. Doran Italy Edwin &. Grabski Grabski

Auxiliary Fills Vacant Offices in Russell Camp

Russell Camp Auxiliary filled several vacancies at a Spanish War Veterans Hall meeting chaired by Mrs. Bertha Celleux. New officers include Helen Straus junior vice president Agnes Collenx chaplain Phere ne Mealey parliamentarian and Bertha Jalet historian. Delegates named for state convention in Saratoga Springs July 10 13 and 22 are Elizabeth Grogan Bertha Jaler and Helen Straus with alternates Bri Bessie Bleakdey and Theresa Nealey. Laure Noonen elected delegate to the national convention in Cincinnati in August Elizabeth Grogan named alternate. Alice Hartnagle reported at home after the meeting and a social hour followed.

M.W. Russell Camp Ankerfary United Laratota Springs Elgeberh ‘Grogan Bertha Laler Helen Straus Mes J Bri Bessie Bleakdey Theresa Nealey Laure Noonen Cincinnnati Elizabeth Grogan Allice Hartnagle

Five Camp Fire Girls to Attend National Training School

Mrs Robert Gottschalk, president of the Camp Fire Girls Guardian Association, announced five members will attend the national training school for guardians at Camp Alpha Buffalo opening June 2. Others named include Mrs Andrew J Sairbanks Ara Frank Hansen Mrs Joseph McGinnis and Mr Howard Hills.

Robert Gottschatt Camp Fire Girls Guardian Association Gottschalk Edward van Winkle New York Wanaka Poesten‘khl Camp Fire Girls Marguerite Cheskchamay Fairbanka Mount Rafenesque Ted Miami Beach Ohiya Ann Turner Fifth Avenue Virginia Ann Wolf Shirley Anderson Seventh Avenue Lansingburg Robert Gottschath Pansy Flynn St Augustine's School Shirley Christensen Ana Mazie Parner Georgianna Davis Mary Lou Dolen

Britain protests Turkey over German warships in Black Sea

London officials lodged a sharp protest to Turkey for allowing German ships once used in the Black Sea to pass through the Dardanelles. The vessels, seen as potential warships, were described as clearly intended for use in the Aegean Sea, raising concern that Germany may have disarmed them to enable passage.

London Vigoretta Turkey Black Sea Daerdanelles Land Aegean Sea

World War II veterans enlist in State Guard units

Eleven enlistees join two State Guard units at the State Armory last night includingFrancis E. LeBiash a North African campaign veteran and Thomas S. Clement who served in the Panama Canal Zone. Col Lester C. Bigbee announced vacancies in Headquarters and Service Company and other branches as eligible veterans under 33 and high school students await the draft. Public instructions and bivouac preparations at Camp Smith are planned with service company to field training tentage and prior maneuvers.

State Armory Francis E. LeBiash Thomas S. Clement Roth Lester C. Bigbee Uai Hig Bee State Guard The Sersory Robert J. Arakelian James B. Fredericks Robert, E Hetnburge William C. Madsen James. V. McLougalin

Troy High Prom Committee Named Leads Event

The Troy High School prom committee is announced with Wendell Boyee as general chairman. Edward Gi and Margaret Smeland lead orchestra duties while Richard Setzer handles financing and Rosanna Misizian and Myrtle Sass manage bids. The semi formal dance runs from 9 pm to 2 am at The Hox with Bernie Collins and his orchestra.

Troy Rosanna Misizian Myrtle Sass Tome Dena Lauder

Stolen 1935 Cain recovered in North Greenbush

A 1935 coach owned by Jobe F. Poley of 1933 Sixth Avenue was reported missing Sunday from Jefferson and Hill Streets. Corp J G Plubacher of the Averilla Park outpost of Troop G recovered it on Glenmore Road in the Town of North Greenbush.

Cain Jobe F. Poley Sixth Avenue Jefferson and Hill Streets Corp J. G. Plubacher Averilla Park Glenmore Road North Greenbush

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