Orel Sector battle drags on with heavy losses reported
The Associated Press reports thousand Germany forces repulsed in the Orel sector for a third day with serious losses. Russian airmen pound depots as both sides claim offensive aims around Orel, Mtsensk, and nearby areas. Salem radio and Allied plans noted. four German planes claimed destroyed and Russian air raids continue in Ukraine. Bethlehem Rebekahs to meet. Navy enlistment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Orel
Moxon
Axis
Moscow
Monitor
Misenak
Red Army
Paris
Kursk
Mtsensk
Leningrad
Europe
Stommoyix
Redair
Ukraine
Balakleya
Sevak
Foreclosure Sale Planned by Troy Savings Bank in 1943
Supreme Court of Rensselaer County sets a public auction at the County Courthouse in Troy for the mortgaged property described as the easterly half of a Lot Seven Hundred and Five in the City of Troy. The sale, ordered May 28 1943, will occur June 25 1943 at 11:00 A M Eastern War Time. The property details trace back to deeds from 1911 and earlier. Referee Robert la Wells presides. Attorney Joseph C. Behan Jr represents the plaintiff. A separate license notice indicates Lakeview Inn Burden Lake Averill Park has beer wine and liquor sale authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Troy Savings Bank
Samuel Weinstein
County of Rensselaer
Coumt
City of
Tin
New York
Troy
Renase- Teer
Third
Fourth Street
Ferry Street
Jacob T. Vanderheyden
Benjamin Wall
Gustave
Gustaf) Huvert
Mary E. Hubert
Jacob Hansen
Rose Hanson
Rensselatr County Clerk’s
Robert la Wells
Joseph C. Behan, Jr
Amy
Reell
Buntenake
Bus Service Restored to Beaman Park and Oakwood
Beaman Park and Oakwood Avenue bus service will be restored today with belt lines delivering 24 minute rush hour service and half hourly off peak service to the business district from the park and Oakwood terminal. Green Island to Troy service partially restored for war plant workers during peak hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beman Park
Oakwood Avenue
Green Island
Traction Company
Charles J. McDermott
Ahitutle
Syeaway
Albia
Troy-Green Island
Albia Bunes
Hogan
Fective
Monument Square
Beman Park Belt
McDermott
Green ‘Island
Troy
Cohoes
Oakwood Line half hour schedule dispute resolved
The mayor pressed the United Traction Co. to adjust schedules after two crowded bus routes forced longer delays and crowded standing room. Thomas F. Reidy met with Mayor Hogan Aaroh Haver and officials in Troy to review surveys and present new timetables. City leaders welcomed the company’s cooperation and called the plan a satisfactory solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaman Park
Oakwood Avenue
Two Hill
May Frank J. Hogan
United Traction Co
Syeaway
Albia
Thomas F. Reidy
Troy
Hogan
Aaroh Haver
War Transportation
Charles F. Crowley
Traction Company
Riedy
Haver
Crowley
Corp
Franks. Parmenter
Baret Steiner
City Engineer’s Office
Income Tax Favours Soldiers Under 1943 Bill
A 1943 tax bill favors service members with no carryover for earned 1942 income and an extra $1500 exemption for all in the armed forces. Single up to lieutenant and married up to major or lieutenant commander may owe no tax in 1943 if they have no unearned income. There is no withholding tax for service members, and 25 percent addition to 1943 taxes applies but is payable like civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Army
Navy
George Mousseau Pays $25 Fine for Dumping Garbage
George Mousseau of Stop 36 Troy Schenectady Ward was fined $25 by Judge James F. Byron in Police Court for guilty plea to dumping garbage in a field on Walker Avenue. Police said he collected garbage in Wynantskill and was arrested Tuesday. the judge warned that such acts threaten public health and noted others had contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Mousseau
Troy Schenectady
James F. Byron
Walker Avenue
Mousseau
Wynantskill
Harry L. Bills
Samuel H. Bress
Byron
East Side Leaders Named At Missionary Society Meeting
At a Second Baptist Church executive session held Tuesday night at Miss Sara Haus home, committees were unveiled including White Cross led by Mrs. A H Millard Miss Agnes Wakeham and Miss Adelaide Penney devotions by Mrs. Leonard Cropsey Wakeham and Mrs. John Wilder study book by Miss Juliette Penney Miss Mabel Hetfield Miss Louise Peck and Mrs. Louis Dayton Civics by Mrs. Herbert Large Christian friendliness by Miss Wakeham and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Lunch and Card Party planned. Personal notes report Mr and Mrs Louis C Helm and son Robert of Fanwood NJ visiting Helm family in Fanwood. Mrs Edna Andertson visiting Albany with relatives. Second Lieut James Koul George son of Harry T Koul George of 319 Penn Street Pittsfield listed among 299 U S soldiers killed in action in North Africa, War Department confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette Whitman Missionary Society
Second Baptist Church
Sara Haus
Ida Place
White Cross
A. H. Millard
Agnes Wakeham
Adelaide Penney
Leonard Cropsey
Wakeham
John Wilder
Juliette Penney
Mabel Hetfield
Louise Peck
Louis Dayton
Herbert Large
Miss Wakeham
Charles Bennett
Large
Miss Penney
James Koulgeorge
Harry T. Koulgeorge
Penn Street
Pittsfield
U. S
North Africa
War Department
Tax changes promise refunds to service members
The new tax bill cancels part of 1943 and 1942 taxes for armed forces members, allows refunds after March 15 1944, and could yield up to about 4000 dollars for a 1942 earner with 14000 income. Dependents and service personnel may benefit as the government plans to reimburse taxes already paid.
Soldiers Civil Rights Protected under War Aims Act
The Record reports the Office of War Information assures soldiers and sailors their civil rights are protected by Congress. Benefits include suspended taxes and debts, unemployment compensation in 44 states and Hawaii, job reinstatement, civil service preference, free legal aid, and postwar medical care, pensions, rehabilitation, and family support services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Troy
Acta of Congress
Office of War Information
OWI
Iiegal
Hawaii
Eagle Mills Guest and Community Activities in Brownsville
Eagle Mills Russell McChesney of Browns ville Texas is guest of Kenneth B Herrington and family. Be Corners Eagle Mills Home Bureau lesson postponed. Picnic lunch served at Mrs John Witherell home. Mrs Carl Patrie gave the mending lesson as scheduled. Red Cross sewing meeting at Church of Christ today 10 am to 4 pm with covered dish lunch at noon. All volunteers urged to attend to complete work by Sunday per Mrs Forrest Patrie. Talent Night at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 pm sponsored by Church School features musical numbers lectures and slides of World’s Fair and Ehrmler Estate arranged by Joseph Duncan Jr superintendent of the school. Light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell McChesney
Brownsville
Tex
Kenneth B. Herrington
Corners-Eagle Mills
John Witherell
Carl Patrie
Iesson
Red Cross
Church of Christ
Forrest Patrie
Church School
Ehmler
Joseph Duncan, Jr
Taborton Couple Mark Golden Anniversary Date
Mr and Mrs Nick Brown of Taborton celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner. They wed June 10 1893 with witnesses Mr and Mrs William Lindemann present. Rev Oscar Egli praised their church and community service as fifty red roses were given by their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Brown
Taborton
Brown
Ewald
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Taborton
William Lindemann
Oscar Egli
William Brown
Sand Lake
Philip Brown
Loren Brown
Tabortoen
Elmer Ernst
Troy
Henry Brod
West Stephentown
Mms
Henry Brown
Stephentown
Marine Corps League to Meet in Troy Detachment
The June meeting of the Troy Detachment, Marine Corps League, is at The Hotel Troy at 8:30 pm with Commandant Daniel E. Conway presiding. It is the final gathering before the State War Forum in Utica on July 17–18, with Thomas Killian to represent Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Marine Corps League
Daniel E. Conway
Utica
Thomas Killian
Conway
Father's Club
Yamamoto Death Story Doubted by Chinese Spokesman
Chinese military spokesman claims fresh evidence suggests Admiral Yamamoto, head of Japan's combined fleet, was likely killed in a feud between Japan's army and navy. Chungking radio cites Tokyo reports on Yamamoto's demise, with earlier mentions of suicide or air raid during South Pacific operations.
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New York
Japan
Admirorokun Yamamoto
Chungking
F.C. C
Tokyo
Yamamoto
South Pacific
Why Is Spangler Shy of Parley?
Gov Bricker aims to keep next week's governor conference politics free, cited as possible reason Harrison Spangler stayed away. Spangler said in Cedar Rapids no formal meeting was scheduled and other plans prevented travel to Columbus for the conference with party governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.P
John W. Bricker
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Washington
Spangler
Cedar Rapids, Inc
Columbms
Cohoes Auxiliary Plans Conference in Catskill
Delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary of E. T. Ruane Post Cohoes American Legion will attend the Third District spring conference Saturday at the Saulspaugh Hotel Catskill. Mary Kilduff and Elizabeth Parker among others will join the county meeting in Albany tomorrow night chaired by Mrs. Landry. The unit also plans a social Friday night at Legion quarters on Oneida Street and summer activities will be outlined at a meeting of Cohoes Post Veterans of Foreign Wars tonight.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. T. Ruane Post
Cohoes American Legion
Saulspaugh
Catskill
Pearl Smith
Alvina Dickinson
Mary Landry
Albany County
Mary Kilduff
Sarah Halloran
Smith
Kilduff
Elizabeth Parker
Albany
Landry
Legion Quarters
Oneida Street
Cohoes, Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Remsen‘ Street
David Mayeroff
Christina Dewar
Frances Offenbecker
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Cohoes
Albany County Council
Remsen Street
Earl McMahon
Sadie
Ashley
Mae Maxwell
Yolanda Pondillo
Charlotte
Waterhouse
No Mexicans Hurt in Zoot Riot
The State Department announced that investigation so far found no Mexican citizens involved in recent Los Angeles clashes between servicemen and zoot suit wearers, while pledging swift action on any valid claims. Mexican Ambassador Najera raised his government’s concerns after meeting Secretary Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Los Angeles
Hull
Francisco Castillo Najera
Federal mediator meets steel plant strike leaders
A federal labor conciliator met with Bethlehem Steel officials and the union yesterday to settle a strike by 185 workers at the Lackawanna plant. Management says bar steel production is curbed by about one third due to the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna (P
Bethleehm Steel
Lackawana
Praise for Cohoes Protection Workers Turnout at Parade
Praise voiced for the large civilian protection turnout in Cohoes Flag Day parade Sunday. Officials note strong local interest in protection projects despite personnel depletion from Selective Service and urge active recruitment to maintain unit efficiency. Also reports on Ladies Auxiliary VFW attendance, social plans, and upcoming St Agnes School closing exercises with 36 diplomas to be awarded.
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Cohoes
Rudolph I. Roulier
S&s
Earl McDermott
Unmt
J. J. Farrell
Office of Civilian Protection
Farrell
St. Agnes’ 'School
Joseph A. Franklin
Peggy Fitzgerald
Cohoes Board Assigns 22 New Classifications
Cohoes Selective Service Board 343 lists twenty two new classifications including four in 1-A and calls five men for local physical examinations. Names placed in 1-A are Raymond A. Trombley Edward J. Fronszak Walter Mickritz and William J. Dowd. Others include Francie Roberts William Rigney Jr Rudolph DeLude John F. Smith Lawrence Lamoia John McAleavy Wallace Clark William Wall Robert Bellerose Mariano Zandt Richard Strasen James Lawlor Maurice Moak Ernest J Rivers and Paul A Hebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Selective Service Board
Raymond A. Trombley
Edward J. Fronszak
Walter Mickritz
William J. Dowd
Maun J. Quinn
James D. Mallinson
William J. Grogan
Leo A. Borden
Ernest J. Patenaude
Cohoes Leaders Plan Child Care Survey
Cohoes block leaders met in City Hall to discuss a survey determining the need for new child care centers for working mothers. Dr F Herrick Conners cited two centers already under way and outlined possible expansion to VanSchaick Island Hill and South End. Survey completion aimed in ten days with a Wednesday session set for June 23 at Keveny Memorial Academy to train leaders in food preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
F. Herrick Conners
VanSchaick Island
Hill
Urban S. Amyoi
Keveny Memorial Academy
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Orl
Rebekahs
Bethlehem
John T. Gorlowski
R. D
Sampson
Core
Apple
ODT
Oakwood Line
Peter Edson
George Mousseau
East Side
Howard Dahl
Fonda Avenue
Louis C. Helm
Robert
Fanwood
N. J
Helm
Louis
Koulgeorge Kelled
Eagle Mills
Edward J. Reiger
Donald F. Lang
Tros
New York State
Polo
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
Robert E. Raleigh
Evanston
Automotive Safety Foundation
Auxiliary Plans
Veterans’ Meeting
Cohoes High School
Wallace Guba
Social Security Board
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors’ Insurance
Nicholas A. Stockman
Stockman
Maal
Anne Carlon
Oneonta State Teachers College
Daniel J. Car_lon
West Columbia Street
Roman J. Smith
Paimte
LU. S&s. Navy
Cleveland
Josephine, Smith
Clark Avenue
Camp Peary
James Stice
Steel Strike
Cohoes Protection Workers
Pegay Fitzgerald
Wham Maloney
Tomorow
John McGarrahan
Raymond Linch
Thomas McCaffrey
Johnny Zero
William Malloy
Pessy Fitzgerald
Holy Spirit
Grennon
Father
Cohoes Board
Pines
St James
Henry R. Hebert
Mabel Spence
Virginia Bertrand
Joan Stocker
Joan Dayton
Joyvee Hempel
Joan Gaston
Loig Stocker
Audrey McKay
Mildred Agger
Marion Gaston
Joan Ri
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Janie
Pauss
S. Paul
Fourth St. Proctor
Dad Wolks
Boas
Congress Liquor
Arne Te LO
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