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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

11

Americans Bomb Kiel Bremen And Ruhr Strong Air Campaign

Allied air crews blasted Kiel and Bremen with heavy ground fire described as thick in places while German defenses remained light. Ruhr raids hit Bochum and the Dusseldorf Munster targets with thousands of bombs as RAF formations sustained major assaults. German losses and civilian damage were admitted as the long campaign against the Reich renewed amid air battles over Wilhelmshaven and Cuxhaven.

Kiel Bremen Bochum Ruhr Churchill Germany Duesseldorf- Muenster Suill Rhineland Europe Duesseldorf Munster British Air Ministry The Reich Wilhelmshaven Cuxhaven

Oil Truck Crash Kills Two on Route 16

An oil truck collided head on with a passenger car on Route 16 in Sar dina killing two people and leaving three others seriously hurt. Driver Howard H. Abbot is dead and Geraldine Walters dies in hospital. injured include John Ruther Betty Laverty and Lloyd Olson. Olson, a Northland Petroleum Co driver from Lancaster, Pa, sustained severe leg injuries.

Buffalo Iup Route Sardinia Howard H. Abbot Java Geraldine Walters East Aurora Olean John Ruther Betty Laverty Arcade Buffalo Lloyd Olson Lancaster Olean Hospital Olson Northland Petroleum Co

Dempsey Child Takes Communion at Local Mass

In White Plains Jack and Hannah Dempsey, amid divorce tensions, attend their six year old Barbara Dempsey and four other girls as Barbara receives first communion at the Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Rev. Charles J. Dean of Fordham presides. after mass Barbara and eight year old Joan join their father at the altar rail and return home to Scarsdale.

White Plains Jack Hannah Dempsey Barbara Dempsey Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel Hannah Charles J. Dean Fordham University Joan Scarsdale

Vadakin Couple Celebrate Golden Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred A Vadakin of Pinewoods Avenue marked their fiftieth anniversary with a family dinner at Clermont restaurant followed by a neighbors and friends reception. They were married June 14 1893 in Berlin by Rev C E Bissell. The couple have four children Russell Vanderzee Chester Vadakin Anton LaPort and Jennie Vadakin and five grandchildren with one serving in the Pacific War Zone.

Fred A. Vadakin Pinewoods Avenue Road Clermont Vadakin Elizabeth Ann Verdon Russell W. Vanderzee Wynantskill Chester Scotia Anton LaPort Troy Jennie Vadakin

Cemeteries Strained by War Efforts

The Record reports on wartime strain at city cemeteries as upkeep suffers due to a shortage of labor and mowers, with Oakwood Cemetery’s E A Hoffman urging owners to be considerate and noting that government aid is unlikely to arrive for maintenance while interments continue.

Record E. A. Hoffman New York State Association of Cemeteries, Inc District Cemetery Association Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Saratoga Hoffman Oakwood Cemetery

Delayed violence by servicemen prompts call for police action

The piece argues service members reacted after law failed to protect them, urging strong policing to curb gang activity in Los Angeles. It blames the mob and media for sensationalism, notes Mexican American youths' involvement, and calls for swift detective work to restore street safety.

Cemeteries Run On War Time Basis Says Official

The official warns cemetery operations are wartime driven with limited manpower and fuel. Lot owners trimming plots and cooperating are praised as cemeteries maintain service to the community amid gas and manpower rationing. The note cites scrap drives and wartime service reductions as part of government rules shaping operations.

Sid Cohen King of Lampedusa reveals surrender at sea

Sid Cohen recounts a perilous mission during air raids as Italian officers arrive seeking surrender on Lampedusa. After a tense moment with a Tyrolean hat bearing envoy, German and Italian bombardment erupts, planes crash, and a dramatic escape by Swordfish, ending with a certificate of surrender to an American base in Tunisia.

Russians Pound Nazi Key Rail Points in Offensive

A special Soviet communique says Russian bombers struck key rail junctions at Gomel Bryansk and Karachev near Orel. The raids started fires, caused heavy explosions, and damaged ammunition dumps, with over 100 fires reported. German losses: 548 planes destroyed last week, 153 Russian planes lost.

London Orel Gomel Bryansk Karachev Qrel

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at First Presbyterian

Averill Park will host the Womans Missionary Society at the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Robert B. Russell is the hostess. Church School teachers and helpers for the Daily Vacation Bible School from June 28 to July 2 will meet at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday at 1 30 p.m.

Womans Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Robert B. Russell Church School Methodist

Catsup bottle attack shocks court scene in Edith Ellis case

Irate housewife hurls catsup bottle at court server Edith Ellis as she testifies. The scene unfolds after a summons delivery, with Ellis recalling the moment and a courtroom moment of splashed dress. The piece also notes wartime dress clinics and odd local incidents from Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Phoenix and McKeesport.

Long-distance laundry service note reaches Knoxville

A Detroit man asked a Knoxville laundry to wash a bundle of clothes and mail it to Witt Hodson at 9340 Oakland Avenue in Detroit, saying he could not get laundry done there unless he was an old customer. The laundryman agreed to handle the request as soon as possible.

Knoxville Tenn Detroit Witt Hodson Oakland Avenue

Noted editor dies at 64 in New York

Richard H. Waldo, 64, president and editor of the Venture newspaper syndicate, died Friday at his home in New York. His widow Adelaide and four sons survive.

New York Richard H. Waldo Venture Newspaper Syndicate Adelaide

Zuit Suiters End Battle In California

In Los Angeles on Saturday a zoot suit clash ended with regret and goodwill. Eastside gang members paraded with American flags to police headquarters, pledging to curb violence. Capt Reed facilitated peace, eight cars driven home due to overload. Luis Verdasco, famed zoot wearer, said he would quit zooting. Military officials warned of court punishment for soldiers involved.

Los Angeles Sin Cars Central Police Joe Reed Reed Luis Verdasco Army Navy Maxwell Western Defense Command

Italians Mutiny Rumor Circulates In London Report

London papers report alleged mutinies across the Italian Navy with hundreds said massacred. Naval circles dismiss the claim as pure rubbish, giving no corroborating details about the outbreak or casualties.

London UPI Sisnaten

Work and Play Balance Day

A feature portrait notes how a medical student balances study and self care in a long day. She studies sixteen hours, relaxes briefly at home, dines with friends, then returns to the lab. Weekends are for rest, long sleep, walks, and dancing, yielding a balanced life and happiness.

Make Nap Time Part of Routine

Nap time is pressed as essential for preschool children though many youths resist on hot days. Pediatricians urge a consistent midday rest and quiet activities before bedtime, noting darkness aids restful daytime sleep for both children and adults.

Townsend Club Conducts Quiz in Semi Monthly Meeting

Townsend Club No 2 at the YWCA held a Friday quiz comparing Towns end social security. George F. Wagner served as quizmaster with Thomas J McGinis presiding. Members agreed to recruit ten new members each. A $5 donation to national headquarters backed an ad campaign for the Town send plan. War Stamps purchase to obtain a $25 bond was approved as a birthday gift for Francis E. Townsend. Next speaker June 25 will be Edward J Ronan, comptroller of Ticy.

Townsend Club Townsend Club No 2 YWCA George F. Wagner Thomas J McGinis America Cora F. Traver National Headquarters L. Bookmuller Townsend Francis E. Townsend Edward J. Ronan Ticy

Allied Ships Stop At Gibraltar

Allied tugboats and 45 fast disembarkment boats reached Gibraltar from the Atlantic yesterday and were to depart for North Africa within hours. German radio noted only 26 commercial ships moored in Gibraltar harbor but reported busy fortress activity. Sails made from leaves propel outrigger canoes of Solomon Islands groups observed.

la Linea Spain Gibraltar Atlantic North Africa Associated Press

Waring Warns Capitalism Faces Threat to U S System

Charlottesville speech by National Commander Ronne Waring of the American Legion warns that federal overreach threatens the 48 states. He cites streamlined constitutional interpretations and insists the capitalistic system underpins American freedom against socialist or communist ideologies.

Charlottesville Ronne Waring American Legion Pearl Harbor Waring Alumni Association University of Virginia United Nations

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