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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

3

Troy Sailor Missing In Action

Navy reports Michael F. DeProperty seaman first class missing in action. Born in Troy 21 years ago, he lived with his father Joseph DeProperty at 461 Pawling Avenue and worked at a confectionery store run by his nephew Eustachio DeProperty. He attended Troy High, then Watervliet Arsenal before enlisting. He recently left on leave in April and vanished en route to an unannounced destination. He is survived by his father, Miss Mary DeProperty, and brother Anthony DeProperty in the Army.

Michael F. DeProperty Navy Department DeProperty Joseph DeProperty Pawling Avenue Eustachio DeProperty Pawling and Spring Avenues Troy Troy High School Watervliet Arsenal Mary DeProperty St. Vincent's Home Anthony DeProperty

Free Beer Urged For Foundry Men

Cleveland area War Manpower Commission director Dr William P Edmunds urged foundries to offer workers beer and pretzels at mid morning and mid afternoon to relieve fatigue offset perspiration and raise morale. He spoke as a physician and said every foundry and smelting works should provide the treats to reduce absenteeism.

Cleveland GP William P. Edmunds Cleveland Area War Manpower Commission Edmunds

Grace Methodist Church Elects Officers

Grace Methodist Church worship group elects Miss Mary Davis as president and Miss Janet Ryder as vice president with Ruth Lavery as secretary treasurer Lula Riley as devotions leader and Janet Ryder as board member. July and August meetings will continue at Mrs. Riley’s home Ramkin of Batavia attended as a guest. The article also notes the South African government spends about 10 million dollars yearly to halt locust invasions.

Grace Methodist Church Mary Davis Janet Ryder Ruth Lavery Lula Riley Earl Riley Miss Ryder David Riley Marjorie Rankin Batavia

Aviation Cadet Campbell Graduates Bombardier School

Officer Frank P Campbell of Troy receives aerial bombardier wings at Kirtland Field New Mexico and is commissioned a second lieutenant after three months of intense flight and combat training He is the son of Frank A Campbell and wife Marge O Neill formerly of 2241 Fourteenth Street La Salle Military Academy class of 1936 alumnus and ex varsity athlete now engaged as a retail manager His brother serves overseas with the Marine Corps He previously trained at Santa Ana Army Air Base and is connected with La Salle Alumni Association and Holy Name Society of St Pauls

Frank P Campbell Troy Army Air Forces Kirtland Field Albuquerque N. M Campbell Frank A. Campbell Fourteenth Street Marge O'Neill la Salle Military Academy L’ Club la Salle Alumni Association Holy Name Society of St Pauls Marine Corps Lnieutenant Campbell Santa Ana Cal

East Nassau Residents and Visitors Highlight Local Social Notes

East Nassau Miss Anna Alter spent a short vacation in New York. Lews Madison of New York visiting his daughter, Mrs. I. Poll John Gentile was released from the Army and will engage in farm work here. Mr and Mrs. Leiderman of Albany are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Kaimin Reig. Mr and Mrs Donald Pulvee are entertaining their mother and father of New York. Mrs Alta Taylor spent the weekend at Williamstown Massachusetts with Mr and Mrs. Earl Taylor.

Anna Alter New York Lews Madison I. Poll John Gentile Leiderman Albany Kaimin Reig Donald Pulvee Alta Taylor Williamstown Mass Earl Taylor

Mary Mapes Dodge of St. Nicholas book by Alice Barrett Howard

Alice Barrett Howard of Wayne Pennsylvania publishes a first book about Mary Mapes Dodge the first editor of The St Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls Mrs Howard wife of Philadelphia editor Robert W Howard has two children and works with manuscripts while caring for family She holds degrees from Connecticut College Simmons College and Emma Willard School Her early career included bookselling and librarianship in Homer Hastings Albany and Hesom (Heston) Library service 1934 to 1937

Alice Barrett Howard Mortimer J. Barrett Pawling Avenue Dr. Barrett Mary Mapes Dodge St. Nicholas Howard New York Philadelphia Emma Wik Jard School Connecticut College Simmons College Hestom Harmanus Bleecker Library Albany

East Side Kinloch Playground Opens Monday for Season

East Side Kinloch Playground will open Monday for the season with hours from 10 am until dusk. Instructors have not yet been named but will be announced within a day or two.

Kinloch

Furlough for John F O'Donnell and visitors in Newport

Personal items note John F O'Donnell home on furlough from Newport RI to visit parents at 7 Munro Court and plan to return to Hunter Field Savannah GA. Corp Clement Garrity visited Mt Ida Church friends in Worcester and Bayly family in Pawling Ave. Upcoming Mt Ida Sunday School outing set for Major Cole's Grove Pinewoods Avenue with 1:30 pm church gathering and a planned basket lunch and beverages.

John F O’donnell Newport Frank J O'Donnell Munro Court Clement Garrity Richard Y Bayly Pawling Avenue Worcester Mass Bayly Hunter Field Savannah Sergi R . Bayly, Jr Hunter

War Training Classes Open Monday

Troy High School hosts ten week war production training starting Monday under Joseph T Sproule. Programs include drafting and tracing pre employment, machine theory, machine shop practice, supplementary work, sewing machine operation, and sheet metal courses with flexible schedules for both part time and full time students.

Peter F. Crupi Troy Troy High School Joseph T. Sproule Mr. Sproule Joseph T . Sproule Mi Sproule 18

Truck Driver Killed In Peekskill Beer Truck Crash

John Duffy, driver for Fitzgerald Bros Brew Co of Troy, died in a Peekskill hospital after his beer truck ran off a curve into a ditch. The accident occurred about three miles north of Peekskill on the Route to New York. no beer contents were lost. Duffy, a New York resident, had worked for the company about a month.

John Duffy Fitzgerald Broe Brewine Co Peekskill Duffy New York Brewing Company Duff Troy

Dr Hotchkiss Named to Council and Research Body

Dr William O Hotchkiss president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has been elected a member of the national council of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education He has also been elected a director of the Engineering College Research Association formed to promote and improve research in engineering colleges

William O Hotchkiss Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute National Council of the Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education Engineering College Research Association

Mowing Machine Injury Hits 11 Year Old in Schenectady

Bernard Martin, 11, of Albany Street Colonie, was injured Wednesday when a power mowing machine caught his legs and ankles. He was treated at Elis Hospital after the operator George Fisher Colonie warned him away during the mishap. doctors feared possible amputation before plasma offered improvement.

Elis Hospital Schenectady Bernard Martin Albany Street Colone George Fisher Colonie Young Martin

Faith Lutheran Church Elected to United Lutheran Synod

The Faith Lutheran Church of Schenectady was elected, with four other Lutheran churches from New York and New Jersey, to join the United Lutheran Synod of New York at the annual convention in New York City.

Faith Lutheran Church of

Regents Exams Cause Teacher Dismissals At Ogdensburg

In Ogdensburg Free Academy the Regents tests in biology chemistry and geometry saw high failure rates with 37 of 63 chemistry 47 of 75 geometry and 26 of 56 biology failing. Superintendent Frank G Roda said a chemistry biology teacher Charles Keegan was discharged and geometry instructor Merle D Livermore limited to athletics only. The board approved a summer school in the three subjects to give students a second chance and ordered plans to begin immediately.

Troy Area Ogdensburg Free Academy Frank G Roda Ogdensburg Mer Waterford Charles Keegan Merle D Livermore Board of Education Roda

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