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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

9

Landis says New Deal bungling threatens 1943 food supply

Indiana Republican Landis chairs a congressional study subcommittee warning that switching food control from the OPA to the Agriculture Department is essential to avert a winter food shortage. He cites price ceilings and wage controls, cannery labor issues, and only 21 000 pressure cookers produced this year. He argues many canners may quit for war duration.

Washington Department of Agriculture Landis Indiana Republian Congressional Fond Armed Services Office of Price Administration OPA Agriculture Department Smart Boys America

Roosevelt Sends Best Wishes to Czech Leader Benes

President Roosevelt praised Edouard Benes for his courage in liberating Czechoslovakia and restoring freedom. Benes expressed thanks for hospitality and sympathy, noting U.S. support and the shared aim of defeating the Axis.

Washington Roosevelt Edouard Benes Czechoslovakia White House Benes London United States United Nations

Firemen Vacation List Posted in Troy Fire Dept

The Troy Fire Department posted its vacation schedule based on recent drawings at Central Fire Headquarters. The listings run June 16 through November 12, naming firefighters for each two week period including Burke Prendergast Sheedy Waite Degan O’Neil Conway Shaughnessy Wade Varley Higgins Doyle Connors Crane Wallace Unser Walsh Slattery Troy Edmund Herbert Cioffi Cross Murray Nanning Abbott Sheehan Christopher Link Breen Cleminshaw Dewan Cassidy Sheehan Shaughnessy Foy Flynn Wilson Barron Chambers Kane Sullivan Burns Lynch McEliogott Larkin Junghans Snyder Murray Keene Remington Maloney Spratt Cox Walsh Felden Horan Hennessy Riddel Shaughnessy Fitzgerald Hussey Miller Scully Moore Curley Marshall McKenna Jr. Dwyer Allendorph Hunt Hartnett McGrath McKenna Ryan Shea Hansen Griffin Gardner Zaph Dwyer Allendorph Hunt Hartnett Hartnett Gardner Dwyer Bendon Kitrick Lavigne Flannery Spenard Connally McGovern Gardner Dwyer

Troy Fire Department Central Fire Headquarters Willian Burke John Prendergast Edward Sheedy John Waite Donald Degan Martin O'Neil Daniel Conway David Shaughnessy William Wade James Varley Frank Higgins Thomas Doyle James Connors Hugh Crane John Wallace Louis Unser William Walsh John Slattery John Troy Edmund Herbert Patrick Cioffi Charles’ Cross Sesto Murray Charles Nanning Patrick Abbott John Sheehan Benjamin Christopher Fred Link John Breen Frank Cleminshaw John Dewan Edward Cassidy Russell Sheehan Edward Ruff John Henry Stanley Stevens George Doe Michael Spratt Edward Foy William Flynn Guy Wilson David Barron Myron Chambers William Fitzsimmons William Shaughnessy James Fitzgerald Patrick Byrne Joseph Kelly Earl McLoughlin Thomas Evers Joseph Carey Michael Susko Thomas O'Connor Arthur O'Brien Thomas Madigan James Collins Harold Bernard John Divney James Gardner Edward Zaph John Dwyer Frank Allendorph Frank Hunt John Hartnett William McGrath John McKenna, Jr James Ryan William Shea Fred Hansen Gerald Griffin Eugene Bendon Edward Kitrick William Phoenix John Lavigne Nicholas Flannery Edward Spenard Joseph Connally James McGovern Stephen Dwyer

Moving picture on physical fitness shown at City Council meeting

A film titled Fit to Fight On all Fronts from the New York State Office of Physical Fitness was screened at the City Council semimonthly session in the Municipal Building. Hawley B. Harvey highlighted statewide fitness efforts and urged the council to support local programs. Police Chief Gustave C. Boucher reported May stats including 23 complaints, 23 street lights, 3 doors, 15 ledgers, 4 accidents, 12 arrests, and an ordinance on trespass related to Victory Gardens.

New York State Office of Physical Fitness Hawley B. Harvey War Council Theodore Weigle Gustave C. Boucher New York State Electric and Gas Corp Victory Gardens John Moore Police Department Department of Highways Homer Eckerson Mary Cassidy John 8. Moore

Pair Fail To Appear In Court

In Troy Police Court Judge James F. Byron ordered police to arrest Harry Maistelman of Albany and James Ansil of Nassau after they failed to appear for charges under the Agriculture and Markets Law. Proceedings, adjournments, and counsel changes delayed disposition as witnesses, including federal and state inspectors, attended. Bookstein withdrew as counsel. the defendants remained at large.

Harry Maistelman Bertha Street Albany James Ansil Nassau James F. Byron Troy Isadore Bookstein Bookstein Byron

Picnic and Camp Plans Announced by Local Groups

The Eastern Star will conduct a picnic next month with time and place to be announced. Regents will be held in local schools from today through Thursday per High School principal F Wayland Bailey. Boy Scout Troops plan many members to attend the Scout Camp near Wilton in July and August under Saratoga County Council supervision.

Astern Star F. Wayland Bailey Boy Scout Wilton Saratoga County Council of Boy Scouts

State Urges Protection Of Wildlife

The Conservation Department urged farmers and landowners to fit mowing equipment with flushing bars to cut wildlife deaths. A 10 to 12 foot pole with suspended wires and auto chains drags near ground level to sweep through grass. They emphasized protecting pheasants quail and rabbits during nesting season and urged leash use for dogs.

Conservation Department Joan L. Halpin Halpin New York Albany

Two Troy youths held for theft of auto

Two Troy youths Walter Schmidt 16 clerk of Tenth Street and Thomas Malone 17 of Seventh Avenue face James F. Byron in police court on charges of grand larceny for allegedly stealing a 1942 sedan from the Karl and Miller salesroom parking lot at 2739 Sixth Avenue. Officers Cunningham Van Steenberg Houlihan Dippo arrested Malone near Eddy's Lane and towed the car to Alber Brothers' garage. The car had no plate and was not reported stolen.

Troy James F. Byron Karl and Miller Sixth Avenue Central Police Station Walter Schmidt Celerk Tenth Street Thomas Malone Seventh Avenue William Cunningham William van Steenberg Edward J. Houlihan Frank Dippo Oakwood Avenue Eddy's Lane Alber Brothers Cunningham van Steenberg Malone Eddy’s Lane Schmidt John Karl Sausse Avenue Edwin F. Miller Poestenkiil

Vocal Pupils To Give Recital at First Baptist

Gertrude B Happ reports her pupil group will present an eight oclock Friday recital at the First Baptist Church Cohoes. A group of violinists from W James Catricalas class will assist the vocal pupils. Mechanicville pupils will be accompanied by Eileen Hayner. Troy Menands Albany and local pupils will be accompanied by Emile Carricala. Mrs Evelyn Johnson Small will play for Miss Eleanor Happ.

Gertrude B. Happ First Baptist Church Cohoes W. James Catricala Mechanicville Eileen Hayner Troy Menands Albany Emile Carricala Evelyn Johnson Small Eleanor Happ

Youth Hurt as Horse Bolts at Stables Near Campbell

John Demers, 13, of 567 Congress Street, was injured last night at riding stables off Campbell Avenue. He was thrown when the horse bolted into the barn, striking his head on an iron bar. He is at Troy Hospital with possible concussion and chest and shoulder injuries.

John Demers Congress Street Troy Hospital Campbell Avenue Demiers

Seven year old boy falls from vacant house roof

Louis Colangione seven of 2611 Sixth Avenue lies in Troy Hospital with head injuries after falling from the roof of a vacant house at 2434 Fifth Avenue yesterday afternoon. He was transported by Patrolmen William Mons and William Beil of Central Police Station.

Louis Colangione Sixth Avenue Troy Hospital Fifth Avenue William Mons William Beil Central

Averill Park Arrests Autoist for Drunk Driving

Averill Park Troy police arrested Frank P. Montessi 28 of River Street early last night on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. Patrolmen Clarence Lennon and Frank Mas assisted. Montessi will be arraigned in Police Court this morning.

Frank P. Montessi River Street Clarence Lennon Frank Mas Cyrus Montesi Fourth Precinct Cambridge George Cann Corp Merton Rubeck 120Th Street Second Avenue John Pohl Fort Knox Interlochen Rebekah Lodge Noble Betty Perry

Miss Doemel Wed in Cohoes Ceremony

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Doemel of 19 Lancaster Street Cohoes to a groom from Pleasantdale. The Wednesday 2:30 pm ceremony at St Bernard's Church Cohoes was officiated by Rev William P Brennan. The bride wore cosmos blue lace and chiffon with a Briarcliff bouquet. reception followed in the G A R rooms Remsen Street and the couple left for a New Hampshire honeymoon. The bride attended Keveny Memorial Academy and works for Cluett Peabody Co. The groom graduated from Cohoes High School and works at GE Schenectady plant.

Helen Doemel John Doemel Lancaster Street John Allegrezza Pleasantdale St. Bernard's Church Cohoes William P. Brennan John Doemel, Jr Charles Canastiari Mary Coyle G.A. R Remsen Street New Hampshire Keveny Memorial Academy Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc Cohoes High School Schenectady General Electric Co

Case at Cohoes Police Altercation Involving Theater Manager

John A Brady, attorney for George Seed manager of Cohoes theater, seeks bill of particulars in case against James Lahey, a Cohoes policeman accused after altercation at Seed’s business over a parking meter. Lahey suspended. city officials note four similar complaints. Separate notices cover Vences Home Bureau breadmaking meeting and new officers, plus this week’s Regents exams at Cohoes High School.

John A. Brady George Seed Cohoes James Lahey Lahey Seed Commissioner of Public Safety McDermott Brada John A. Doherty Vences Home Bureau Franklyn H. Ashby Breslin Avenue John H. Ring Thomas J. Scullen Thomas E. Maycock Arthur F. Nortney Edgar Mason

Flag Day Parade in Cohoes Draws Thousands

Several thousand Cohoes residents lined main streets for the Flag Day parade hosted by the Cohoes Lodge of Elks and joined a ceremony at the Elks clubhouse led by Col. Lester C. Higbee. The event featured Frances Harrington singing America, a parade marshal, and nine divisions including police, veterans, civil defense, church groups, Polish societies, firemen, Boy and Girl Scouts, and furloughed servicemen.

Cohoes Cohoes Lodge Elka Elks Lester C. Higbee New York Elks’ Club George F. Butler Frst Scully James F. Kearney Frank M. Hay

Cohoes School Calendar For 1943 44 Announced

Dr F Herrick Conners, superintendent, released the 1943 44 Cohoes school calendar showing openings on September 1 though holidays include Columbus Day Armistice Day Thanksgiving Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day and Christmas and Easter breaks. Charles E Wheeler reports most graduates Wednesday night June 23 1943 will enter the armed forces soon after graduation with about 100 graduates half of them boys. Diplomas to be handed by James V Marra president of the board. exercises expected brief with no speaker yet chosen.

F. Herrick Conners Cohoes Washington Rom Charles E. Wheeler Cohoes High School Wheeler Board of Education James V. Marra

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