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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

Page

6

Rationing Of Milk May Be Next

Sacramento reports a federal official said milk may be next rationed as supply declines later this year. The Wet Food Administration and OPA study four options including coupon-based fluid milk, restricted transport, eliminating cream sales, and allocating supplies to dealers. A nationwide plan, possibly a mix of methods, was considered.

Sacramento Cal Wet Food Administration Office of Price Administration Dairy Industry T. G. Stitts WFA Stitts California Dairy Council

Cunningham Named Levant Commander In Royal Navy

London report notes Vice Admiral Sir John Cunningham was appointed commander-in-chief of British naval forces in the Levant, succeeding Vice Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham, with the Admiralty making the announcement yesterday.

Mussolini Nears End as Hull Sees Doom for Dictator

Secretary of State Cordell Hull told reporters Mussolini rapidly nears the end he deserves amid prospects Italy will be driven from the war. Hull said Mussolini betrayed his people and laws, remaining loyal to Hitler and Hitlerism, and hinted at a timely doom aligned with his actions.

Washington Cordell Hull Benito Mussolini Hull Italy Mussolini Hitler

Surprise party honors Mrs Caswell at her home

The afternoon W. S. C. S. group hosted a surprise party for Mrs. E Caswell at her Spartansburg New York residence and presented a floor lamp in appreciation of her services.

Reed Darknard Spartansburg N. Y E. Caswell

U. S. Doubles Air Force In Europe

Maj. Gen. Ira C. Baker announced that the U S Air Force in Britain has doubled since March and will double again by September to share the bombing offensive with the Royal Air Force. He said American air strength grows 15 to 30 percent monthly, with more bombers and fighters to replace Axis losses as Britain’s air power wanes.

U. S England Ira C. Baker United States Britain Baker

Taken to Dannemora for prison terms

Three men sentenced Monday to terms in Clinton Prison at Dannemora were transported there today by Deputy Sheriffs James P. Dewar and William M. Hanley. Edward D. Creasy drew 2 1/2 to 5 years, William E. Oliver 5 to 10 years, and Ralph F. Jackson 2 1/2 to 5 years.

Clinton Dannemora James P. Dewar William M. Hanley Edward D. Creasy William E. Oliver Ralph F Jackson

Ninth Street Man Faces Eight Parking Charges

Walter T. Patrick of Ninth Street appeared in Troy Police Court facing eight parking charges by five officers. He admitted legal parking but could not raise $8 assessed by Police Justice James F. Byron, who gave until morning to pay or face harsher charges. tags dated May 21, May 24, May 26, May 27, May 28, June 1 and June 8 were attached to his car near his home.

Walter T. Patrick Troy Vega James F. Byron

Ad Altare Tests Planned Monday For Boy Scouts

Examinations for the Ad Altare Award are set for Monday in St. Peter's Lyceum Troy area leaders oversee the test. The award, Catholic in origin and nationwide, will be presented to Albany Diocese Scouts at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Sunday June 20 with Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons presiding. Requirements include First Class rank 200 hours of church or choir service and a written Christian Doctrine exam. The Monday exam committee includes Rev Gregory M Connolly Rev Frank Neumann Edward W O'Brien and John Leany.

St. Peter’s Lyceum Boy Scouts Albany Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Edmund F. Gibbons Gregory M. Connolly Troy Area Frank Neumann St. Peter's Troops Troy Edward W. O’brien C. V John Leany

Five Troy Area Soldiers Reported Missing in Europe

Five Troy area men were officially listed as missing by the War Department along with 230 soldiers missing in action in Europe and North Africa. The missing include Sergt. Anthony J. Denefrio of Scotia First Lieut. Martin J. Healy of Hudson Staff Sergt. Melvin E Hugo of Amsterdam Staff Sergt. Edward H. Jones of Albany and Staff Sergt. George G. Osborne of North Creek. More than 300,000 soldiers from India are now serving overseas.

Troy Area War Department Anthony J. Denefrio Fred Denefrio Scotia Martin J. Healy Margaret E. Healy Hudson Melvin E Hugo Raymond E Hugo Amsterdam Edward H. Jones Helen Jones Albany George G. Osborne Kathleen I Osborne North Creek

Former Sultan Dead in Spanish Morocco Declines

Muley Abd Aziz died in Tetuan Spanish Morocco at 65. He served as sultan of Morocco from 1894 until his abdication in 1908, passing away Wednesday in the same region where he once ruled.

Tetuan Spanish Morocco Muley Abd-Aziz Morocco

Patriotism Hits Jackpot on War Bond Windfall

Pauline Thompson, a 45 year old New York laundry owner, found 405 dollars left by her mother with the Children’s Aid Society while applying for a birth certificate to work in a war plant. The fund had been held 25 years, and she plans to invest the money in War Bonds as she enters war work.

New York INS Pauline Thompson Children's Aid Society Miss

Valley Falls Civilian and Military Local Notes

Valley Falls brief mentions several people in town. John Hull left yesterday for Rochester on a business trip. Mrs Daniel Kennedy of Rotterdam was informed of Corp John T. White’s nephew death. Mrs Richard Ashworth and her daughter from Norfolk, Virginia visit her parents Archibald and Mrs McClure. Lieut Hugh H Sharpe and family on furlough from Boston plan to report to a California naval base. Mrs Anna Anderson of Worcester has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Frickett. Lieut James T Lohnes is home on a furlough from Rhode Island with Mrs Lohnes and daughter Nancy visiting him. Mrs Robert Jones remains at home.

John Hull Rochester Daniel Kennedy Rotterdam Corp John T. White Richard Ashworth Norfolk Archibald McClure Hugh H Sharpe Boston California Anna Anderson Worcester Mass E. L. Frickett James T. Lohnes Rhode Island Lohnes Nancy Robert Jones

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