Six Troy Youths Win Scholarships Across Local Schools
Six Troy youths received scholarships from Troy Polytechnic Institute funds. Recipients include Robert D. Lynch from Troy High School and Bruce Campbell, Robert Campbell, Andrelos, Fak, Zak, and F. W. H. from LaSalle, Catholic Central, and local schools. Details cover each scholar’s school, family background, and extracurriculars.
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Troy
Tenselaer Polytechnic Insiiute
Troy High School
la Salle Testitete
Catholic Cestre High School
Robert D. Lynch
Paul J. Lynch
Hutson Street
Bruce Campbell
Flew
Robert Campbell
Hawthorne Avenue
Edwerd X. Andrelos
Nickolas HL Andreos
Fifth Avenue
Sagere D. Fak
Alexander FL Zak
Tipbits Avenue
Robert Fwh
Frank Wiki
Berdei
Cour
George G. Broobs
George D. Si Jobe
Lynch
Helen G. Wil-lemson
Baskethbel
Seek More WAVES In Troy Area
Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan, head of the Troy Navy recruiting station, announced that more WAVES recruits are needed in the area. He said Bayomon residents aged 26 to 38 with at least two years of high school or business school training are eligible to apply.
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LaSalle
Wil
John F. Cahill
Troy
LaSalle Instituts
St John
Edward F Murray
Edward F. Murray
Catholic Central High School
C. X.O
Troy Area
Mary L. Longren
White Street
Dodges
Joseph Sullivan
Navy
Westerder
Sullivan
Bay Oman
Spruance Emphasizes Teamwork in Pacific Command
In a Pacific flagship office Admiral Spruance outlines a joint force approach for the Central Pacific campaign. He stresses teamwork across surface, air, troops, and submarines, saying no single branch can win the war alone. Comcenpac, Capt. Moore, and other commanders participate as Speak the ship’s paper notes his concise, plain-spoken philosophy.
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John R. Henry Vis
Spruance
Marshall Islands
ENS
Comeenpac
Pacific
Comcenpac
He Baleves
Admr
Faymond
Admiral Spruance
Charles J. Moore
Comeenp2c
Comeespac
Jorge
Felow
Gilbert and
Reault
Admirals Spruance and Nimitz Legacy in Pacific War Tactics
The article notes the balance of air power and battleships in total naval strategy, praising Spruance and Comnenpac for leadership in Midway, Gilbert Islands, and Marshalls campaigns. It highlights Spruance’s rise and Comnenpac’s frontline command, with personal details and their roles in pushing back Japanese bases.
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Navy
Incinerator debate rises at Troy Common Council
At a Thursday council meeting Alderman Louis Rinn pushed a resolution to empower city officials to confer with the mayor on accelerating incinerator plans. Republican minority leader Henry E. Smith criticized timing, while expressing support for the project. Mayor John J. Ahern also confirmed appointment of several commission feeds.
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Troy
Common Council
Louis Rinn
Council
Pulic Works Committee
Henry EL Smith
Seventeenth
John J. Ahern
Edwin F. Henry
John Abbott
Jacob Cohen
Leo Collins
W. Henneth Doyle
Lours
Foley
Joseph Goldberg
Evelyn D. Harrigan
Esther M. Howe
Josephine Molloy
Tessie
Ostrander
Grace V. Woods
Virginia M. Whsien
Animal picnic hosted by Mermonal Church group at Johnston home
The business girls of Mermonal Methodist Church hold an animal picnic at the home of Andrew Eric Johnston on the Hoo aick Road Monday at pa. Mrs Edwin Smith and daughter Sheryl of South Glens Falls visited Mrs Smith's parents Henry and Mrs Lawless of 62 South Lakes Ave for a few days. Spruance, despite age, outwalks or out-swims many Navy ensigns, while plans to mete death to Japan show a sterner resolve.
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Sycaway i
Mermonal Methodist Church
Andrew Eric Johnston
Hooaick Road
Edwin Smith
Sheryl
South Glens Falls
Smith
Henry Lawless
South Lakes Ave-nue
Spruance
Navy
Comcehpne
Japan
District 4H Club Camp Sees Wide Enrollment
Many enroll for the district 4H club camp with about twenty vacancies remaining for the period. The open camp invites 8 club members from Albany Columbia Rensselaer and nearby counties with county agents and staff directing meals trips and activities. Early enrollments include 4H members from Rensselaer and Albany counties and 17 from Saratoga and nearby areas for the second week.
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Crimp
Devitt's Lake
Gaupty
Albany
Columbia
Mat
Weahington
Ransselaer
Charles C . Smith
Plireiee HL. Thayer
Twoclale
Renaselase
Amp
Douglas Duer
Jean Nelson
Columbia County
Hensselaer County Club
Cycling on Walks Will Be Banned
Troy police chief Frank B Kendal announced an upcoming ban on bicycle riding on sidewalks. He cited multiple incidents where youths aged 15 to 16 endangered pedestrians and pledged steps to curb the hazard.
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Troy
Wit Balt
Bassad
Frank B. Kendall
Area workers helped make Super Bombers at plant
The Behe plant produced BD Superchargers and electrical equipment for military aircraft. Company officials said the plant manufactured more electrical accessories for American planes than any other, highlighting controls and motors used in the Super Bombers.
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Behe ‘Pectady
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Zak
Joh S. Cronin
Frances H. Cronin
LaSalle Institute
Rifle Club
Gree Club
Mig John J. Hynes
Sixth Avenue
James J. Hynes
Italy
Rome
First Armored Division
105Th Infantry
Hawaii
Hynes
Officers’ Training School
Fort Knox, Ky
St. Mary’s Parochial School
John J. Hynes
Robert Bb. Eynch
Edward N. Andeelos
Eugene Zak
Robert F. Willie
War College
Uzing
Central Pacific
Omcenpac
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Gilbert Islands
Frank J. Fletcher
Yorktown
Cheater Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Sdemi
Edward
Gilberts
Marshalls
Comcenpat
Tarawa
Roi
Namur
Spruanece
Truk
Carolina Islands
Beethoven
Stahms
Rinn Fathers
By Paul Ford
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