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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1945

Page

15

Retired Troy Contractor James Campbell Dies Suddenly

James S Campbell, a longtime Troy contractor who helped build Oakwood Avenue entrance to Frear Park and St Colmen's Home, died suddenly at Troy Hospital likely from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was active for over forty years, retired about 15 years ago, and survived by his wife Catherine Higgins and four daughters plus several relatives. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at 3:31 p.m. St Mary's Church and residence on Third Street.

James S Campbell Troy Troy Hospital St. Lawrence's Coutes Campbel Authaet J. Walt Campbell & Wall Contracting Oakwood Avenue Frear Park George H. Cote Supply Co St. Colmen’s Watervilet St. Paul's School Mechanic Wales Mr. Campbell Wadarelat South End Campbells St. Marys Church Saph Rex Peter Havermans Catherine Higgits Lloyd E. Bingham Joseph J. Stith William E. Spratt Ruth E Campbell Catherine Bouchen Magnes Crawley Detroit Joseph Daley New York James J. Collison Europe Edward Collison Navy Robert Collison Barbara Betsy Edward Bingham Campbell Exempt Firemen Osgood , Steamer Company Florence Colligan Third Street St. Mary's Church St. Mary‘s Cemetery

Infant Strangled by Light Cord in Crib Incident

A ten month old infant, Barbara Jean Eason, died in Rochester after becoming tangled in an electric light cord attached to her crib. Monroe County Coroner Richard Leonardo cited accidental strangulation as the cause. The father told investigators the cord was placed on the crib for nighttime access.

Rochester Barbara Jean Eason Monroe County Richard A. Leonardo James

Strikes Tie Up More War Plants Nationwide

United Press report details strikes at multiple war plants and labor actions across the nation. Army personnel operated plants and vehicles in Chicago and Akron while the War Labor Board ordered workers back to work at several facilities amid ongoing disruptions. A separate crash near Alexander, Mississippi, killed 20 year old Reeva Glor and injured Arnold Schmieder.

United Press Chicago Amy War Labor Board Bmccarmick Works International Harvester Co WLB Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron United Rubber Workers C. O Akron Firestone Tire & Rubber Co Goodyear Pittsburg Plate Glass Co Creighton Ford City Pennsylvania Ohio National War Labor Board Topedo Akelin Stamping Co Mather Spring Co United Automobile Workers, C., LQ United Steelworkers American Rolling 310 Co Ashland Marine and Shipbuilding C. I Bethlehem Steel Corp Hoboken N. J United Electrices Radio & Machine Workers General’ Electric Co Bridgeport Attica Reeva Glor Alexander Arnold Schmieder

Nazi Gauleiter Franz Hoffer Dies After Arrest Near Floss

Franz Hoffer the Nazi gauleiter for Tyrol Vorarlberg committed suicide by self inflicted action on Tuesday after being arrested by a German auxiliary policeman in AMG service at Floss near the Czechoslovak border Wiesbaden reports.

Wiesbaden Germany Franz Hoffer Tyrol Vorarlberg AMG Floss

Real Tangle in Presidential Succession Analysis

James Marlow explores how Congress could alter succession by appointing a non elected Speaker of the House as president if no vice president is available. The piece discusses Roosevelt Truman transitions, legal gaps, and the risk of a party choosing a nonmember as next in line, highlighting Speaker Rayburn’s pivotal role and hypothetical shifts in 1943.

James Marlow Washington Congress Tremal White House Roosevelt Truman Dent Secretary of the Treasury Navy Secretary of the Interior Cabjimex Stetttinius Stettinius House of Representatives Sam Rayburn Texas House Rayburn Mr. Truman

Hitler and Eva Braun Die by Their Own Hands in Berlin

Eyewitness accounts from Hitler’s chauffeur describe Hitler and Eva Braun shooting themselves in the Berlin bunker as Soviet forces closed in. The bodies were reportedly burned in a gasoline-soaked collapse after Goebbels and his wife perished. Additional alleged wounded Nazis, including Bormann and Naumann, were sighted nearby in the final days of the Nazi regime.

Berchtesgaden Hitler Eva Braun Berlinreich Bitter Eva Eae Hler Berlin Red Army Kempke Ewa Braun de Propaganda Joseph Goebhels Kempke i Goebbels Bertin Martin Bormann Werner Naumann Propaganda Ministry Stumpfecker

Housing Still Problem In Washington

Washington residents face a severe housing squeeze as a war housing center handles about 275 daily applications and places roughly 380. Government agencies recruit nationwide, while landlords hesitate. Demand rises from men, women clerical workers, veterans families, and GI bill entrants seeking rooms, houses, or apartments.

James Marlow Washington Lpi Europe Washington War Housing Center GPA Census Bureau Navy War Department

C T Will Discuss Veterans Problems

A district conference to discuss veterans issues will be arranged by the Industrial Union Council of the CIO. A veterans committee will aid others with union problems, Frank Morghy of Albany presiding. Reports by Miss Kate Friend and Harry Jones were presented.

Harry C. Jones

Gift boxes to veteransAuxiliary plans care packages for hospital patients

At a Spanish War veterans meeting Mrs Cassie Williams presided as Frances Sloat said preparations for care gift boxes were nearly complete. Bertha Cofteny reported on annual Flag Tag activities. Next meeting set for July 3. A certificate shows Marion Weinheimer will operate the Seven Lakes Hotel at Denault's Corners.

Rhoads General Mollie E Titcomb Auxiliary Army and Navy Union Marion Weinheimer Averill Park Seven Lakes Denault's Corners

Aussies Land At New Point On Borneo

Allied units of the Ninth Division have landed on the northern beach of Brunel Bay Borneo to take control of both sides of the waterway entrance. The operation followed bombardment from Bean Island. Heavy bombers supported ground forces as they secured Balikpapan and surrounding targets amid ongoing Allied activity in the region.

Marita Tm Aruitration Ninth Division Brunel Bay Morta Weet Borneo Balikpapan Manegear Tokyo

Housewives to Help Inflation Fight in Troy Meeting

Wives of 27th Division Association members met at The Hotel Troy to discuss forming an inflation control panel for the War Price and Rationing Board. District OPA officials outlined how housewives can volunteer, inform retailers, and relay inflation control information to local groups.

27Th Division Association Troy Toree District Opa War Price and Rationing Board Paul KR Det+fie Thomas P

Homecoming Day Observed At Liberty Church

Liberty Church hosts Homecoming Day at 4 pm Sunday with former Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia residents attending. Miles J. O Brien of New York will deliver the main address to alumni from four southern states. Parishioners urged to register state and contribute.

Liberty Presbyterian Church State Street Miles J. O'Brine New York Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia D. Talmadge Murray

Families of Firemen Win 65102 Verdict in Jamestown Fire

A supreme court jury awarded 65 102 25 to the relatives of three Jamestown firemen killed in a Richfield Oil Corporation gas tank explosion at the Jamestown plant on June 18 1935. The verdict against the company includes six percent interest for 11 years. Firemen Raymond Allison Harold D Anderson and Walter Rastenhuber were among seven victims.

Mayville UPA Jamestown

Rankin Jr attends Area 4 welfare conference in New York

Deputy commissioner Tom Rankin Jr of the Troy City Welfare Department is attending the Area 4 Conference for Commissioners of Public Welfare in New York.

Tom Rankin Troy City Commissioners of Public Welfare New York

Cohoes Pastor Killed On Okinawa

Lieutenant William E. Carlson of Cohoes a Methodist preacher who turned down a chaplaincy died serving with the Marines on Okinawa. Born in Cohoes 36, he led prayer services in foxholes during fierce fighting and was quoted on the beach approach as saying the going was pretty bumpy. He was educated at Wesleyan University and Denver Divinity School, and survived by his parents and a brother in Allentown, Pa.

Wiliam E. Carson Cohoes Mas Okinews Carlson Iver Carlson Brigge Avenue Wer Bhbm Oroku Peninsula Okinawa Cohoes High School Trey Country Day School Wesleyan University Methodist ‘Church Denver Col Marine Corps Ae Beach E. Iver Carison Allentown San Diego Cal

G O P Plans Outlined for Cohoes Elections

Cohoes Republicans meet at Remsen Street headquarters at 7 30 p m to outline petition circulation for fall elections. Walter J Wertime Jr of the Albany County GOP presides as candidates for surrogate and coroner and supervisory posts in city wards are listed. Gard Party fundraiser set at GAR rooms Remsen Street with prizes and refreshments. A diocesan exam promotions announced for St Agnes School with graduation events planned at 2 30 p m Sunday.

Cohoes Republicanity Committee Remsen Street Walter J. Wertime, Jr Cohnes Albany County Republican Committee Gard Collin- Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans GAR Albina Dickinson Genera Mary Grogan Zema Hilton Vera Smith Maé Archambeault Laura Hallett Martha Gilligan Sue Weoh St. Agnes’ School Joseph A. Frankilin St. Agnes” Church Jereeetee

Cohoes Firm Signs Contract With Union Workers

Cohoes employers of the Alvany Novel Co. have chosen the Textile Workers Union of America AFL as bargaining agent. The contract signed by Jack Kalis for the company and by Roger Belanger Laura LaVigne and Loretta Fox for workers includes one week paid vacation after a year of service and legal holiday pay with double time. Seniority rights, shift bonuses of ten cents per hour for second shift and ten cents per hour for third shift are established. James J. Corbett, president of the Cohoes unit, and AFL rep John Schreter participated in negotiations.

Alvany Novel Co. Recentifieg Cohoes Uni Textile Workers of America Jack Kalis Roger V. Belanger Laura LaVigne Loretta Fox James J. Corbett John Schreter AFL Washington, D. C

Cohoes Couple Married in Church

Miss Bernadette F. Jackson daughter of Mrs Eden Jackson of 1 Lancaster Street wed Philip H Cannon of 136 Vitet Boule ward at St Bernard s Church Monday at 11 am Rev William Brennan officiating Attendant was sister Abs Bernard J Q rey Reception followed at the bride s mother s home The couple left for a northern wedding trip Cannon is manager of his own English wholesale grocery receivers and his wife works in the State Department of Taxation announces have been made as

Bernadette F. Jackson Eden Jackson Lancaster- Stree Philip H. Cannon St. Bernard’s Church Bev. Waeliam Brennan Bernard J. Q'rey Ms Cannon Lir State Department of Taxation

Cohoes Board Reclassifies Eleven Registrants for Army Service

Cohoes Selective Board 345 reclassified eleven registrants. Three moved to 2-A for immediate service, including Arthur T. Harishorn John T. Wright and Harry A. Sorenson. Five placed in Class L, with Morris J. Castracani Bodhar Kobe Miron T. Celenski Ernest W. Parsley and James T. Codd. Others in 2-3/ F Raymond A. Clement Auxiliary Members Enoth Birs Dela Benac and several women from the American Legion auxiliary collected 145 in War Savings Stamps and 25 in bonds at Woolworth on Remsen Street.

Cohoes Selective Board No Arthur T. Harishorn John T.wright Harry A. Sorenson Morris J. Castracani Bohdar Kobe Miron T. Celenski Ernest W. Parsley James T. Codd Dela Benac Hose Grignon Martha Gilligan Josie Hildreth Eva Conners E. T. Ruane- Post American Legion Woolworth

Homemaking Courses Open At Cohnes

Registration for summer homemaking courses was announced by the New York State Department of Education and the Cobpes Board of Education. Classes will begin at 9 am and 1 pm at Colones High School with Miss Marion L Snyder teaching sewing and home care topics. Further information was to be available July 17.

Ummer Colones High School New York State Department of Educator Cobpes Board of Education Freemans Ronee Marion L Snyder Conners

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