Troy High Seniors Stage Class Play and Pageant
Seniors of Troy High present a class day program featuring a one act play set in Africa, a two-scene narrative, music by the senior class orchestra, a class history read by Robert Lynch, and awards for alumni prizes. The event includes a senior class president address by Arthur Backensto Jr and songs by Thelma Schriner.
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Troy
Gloria Gebes
Shirley Armitage
Escate
Joseph
Betty Larkin
Grace
Shompses
Douglas’ Adamson
Einey Kitkeer
Rosen
Randolph
Africa
LaGuardia Field
Radio City
Arthur Backensto, Jr
Thelma Schriner
Robert Lynch
Shirley Belcher
Suzanne Freedman
Randolph Whitney
Rose Akullian
Jerry Clemente
Florence Presenuat
Alumnse
Betty Hagopian
Richard Bray
Evelyn Buckley
Marvin Cohem
Roger Fairfield
Lois French
Yeland Roden
Willie Seizer
Runiny
John Sanyer
Ediverd Gillie
Helen Catifano
Helen Ivanyshyn
Dawn Hall
Catherine Cottrell
Elsie Landau
Geenne Taylor
Fighting spreads in Italian cities amid strikes and sabotage
Reports from the Italian border describe street fighting in Bologna and Milan, a general strike in Genoa, and clashes in Turin as German forces tighten grip. Partisans attack electrical works and barracks while a revolt sweeps La Spezia and surrounding areas. Assassinations occur near Bareno as prisoners escape with guerrilla help.
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Bern
Switzerland
Bologna
Milan
Genoa
Turin
Milam
Noorthland
Mussolini
la Suuisse
Turin Segior
Electrice
Fascist Party
Pavolini
la Suisze
la Spezia
Sienna
Arezzo
Florence
Gee- Man
Como
Bareno
Lake Maggiore
Employment Office Curtails Hours
The U S Employment Office hours return to 6 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays with 8 30 am to 5 00 pm on Tuesdays. Regional permission for evening hours to 9 00 pm is withdrawn after two weeks of Troy office evening use. Beth Moore, head, restores former schedule.
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U. S
To & P
Troy
Herve
Beth Moore
Devastating Tornado Toll Rises Across Three States
News from the tornado that swept through Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland. Deaths rise to at least 253 with many injured and hundreds homeless. Red Cross and Army relief efforts mobilize as search and rescue teams comb wreckage for victims.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pennylvania
Maryland
Garrett County
Virginia
Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Reeduers
Sec
McKeesport
Wayneeburg
Shinnston
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lota Beavner
Dorsey Bailey
West “Virginia
Shinvacon
Charleston
Meadowville
Barbour County
Disaster Service
Army
Elkins
A. * Johnson
Mcneesport
Youghiogheny
Johnson
West
Negro Bandit Killed in Harlem Shootout
Patrolman John Gilgen was wounded in the abdomen during a Harlem street gunfight with a Negro bandit who was killed. The suspect, identified from seized papers as Curtis Madison Smith, 27, of Miami, Fla, was shot as he confronted Gilgen near his patrol car. Gilgen remained in critical condition at Harlem Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
John Gilgen
Curtis Madison Smith
Miami
Fla
Gilgen
Harlem Hospital
Gue
Gilgan
Storm Rips Chautauqua County Cutting Routes
Severe winds and heavy rain sweep Jamestown and surrounding areas causing extensive damage. An inch of rain fell in James town in twenty minutes, twelve hour total two inches, with hundreds of trees felled and Route 17 closed within city limits. Lightning allegedly struck the Monitor substance plant roof causing collapse.
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Jamestown
Damare
Chautauqua County
Route 17
Monitor Psubenece
Colgate Alumni Create Veterans Scholarship Fund
Colgate Alumni Plans Veterans Scholarship Fund to honor 23 Colgate men who died in World War I and 34 in the present conflict. The Colgate University Alumni Corporation announced a fund valued at $50,060 or more with 26 annual scholarships to be granted after the war, while current funds will support university benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemilton Uph
Colgate University Alumni Corporation
Ny Manual Servicemen’s
Colgate
Slasa
Wounded Ranger Visits Parents amid Battle Scarred Return
Ranger Ray Whalen, wearing the Purple Heart, visits his parents at 185 First Avenue Whiteball as he recovers at General Hospital Framingham Mass after a recent return to the United States. He will return to the hospital tomorrow for further treatment. Liquor arrests surged in May with 1152 federal violations, the highest monthly total in two years, while Virginia Guardsmen aided the devastated area as power was restored in Clarksburg and surrounding towns. In Charters, Pa., Stephen Barnish’s family suffered a second tragedy when his widow and two children were killed in a mine disaster. A tornado struck Cambridge Maryland injuring about 35 and damaging areas including Philips Packing Co. warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Italy
Rome
War Department
John A. Smith
Fifth Avenue
Smith
Africa
Anzio
B. F. Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co
Lansingburg High School
Troy Business College
Pic
Ray Whalen
Fred Whelen
First Avenue
Whiteball
Whalen
General Hospital
Framingham
Mass
United States
Ginia
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Shinaston
Fairmont
Shinastion Methodist Church
Stephen Barnish
Chartiers
Barnish
Star
Childrey
Maryland
Cambridge
Romes
Philips Packing Co
Postoffice Officers Lead New York Postal Conference
Albert Goldman and other officials spoke at a convention highlighting overseas mail flow from Normandy to these shores. Directors were elected for one and two year terms with Collins and Patton among leaders. Goldman noted overtime efforts and 35 million overseas packages processed, urging careful packing and air mail to speed aid to service members.
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Albert P. Goléman
New Yorks
Keyes
William P. Kero
Legislative Committee
National Association of Postmasters
Edmund J. Buros
St. Joseph's Church
Arthur Johnston
Ida
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Francis M. Colling
Troy
Notutandy
Gestion
Goldman
Bir. Collins
Normandy
Care
York
Delleves
Frank Bahtes
Tonastanda
National Association of ‘Postcassters
Lorena Patton
Morrison
Austus Crasg
Easy Rockaway
Chaster A. Mik Jer
Queonta
Charles Schreir
Sag Harbor
D. J. Fitzgerald
Glens Falls
Agnes Polley
Andes
Mr. Collins
Viola Hawk
Hadley
John 8. Taylor
Laurens
Arthur Sharrom
Plattsburg
Howard McGee
Copake
Ruth Cerrin
Potsdam
David McLoughlin
East Syracuse
Dennis Sullivan
Fort Pisin
Morgan Lynk
Sharon Springs
Dennis Ferris
Wind
John HH Sheehan
New York Post Office
Postal Department
Sheehan
Sant
Tme
Bir. Goldman
Geldman
New
Poys
Air Mail Service
Got
Purge of Rome Journalists Ordered by Poletti
Rome officials led by Lieut. Col Charles Polat plan to purge journalists with Fascist ties and select approved reporters to issue press cards. Alberto Bergamini named to carry out the vetting and compile the list of qualified editors for circulation after a conference with Italian journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Charles Polat
Italy
Robot Bomb Attack on England Eases After Attack
Report describes a temporary lull in a German aerial and torpedo assault on southern England during a renewed terror offensive. While the drop in flying torpedoes is noted no clear cause is given, possibly linked to Allied bombing of launch sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
England
France
Trojan Home Bureau Plans August Picnic
The Trojan Home Bureau met with Mrs. Stephen E. Comiskey at 3 Third Street. A glovemaking lesson completed several pairs of gloves as the final class of the season. Plans were formed for a picnic to be held in August with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan’ Home Bureau
Stephen E. Comiskey
Third Street
Jostess
Plane Crashes Into Lake Ontario Air Crew Escapes
Officials at the Syracuse Army Air Base reported a twin engined troop carrier crashed and sank in Lake Ontario. Second Lieut. Frederick Frenger the pilot and Curtise T. Auleman the co pilot swam to shore after the accident following takeoff from Syracuse Army Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Army
Syracuse Air Base
Lake Ontario
Lieute
Frederick Frenger
Curtise T. Auléman
Tula
Syracuas Army Air Base
Airforce
Graduation Exercises Held at St Joseph's Church Green Island
The annual graduation exercises at St Joseph's Church Green Island occurred yesterday. The program included diplomas and awards for the prot m progenaeg class with Rev Austin J Corbett delivering prayers and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's” ‘Schook
St. Joseph's ’ Church
Gredustes Axe
Peter “ Connally
Haley Fisk
Daniel
Keating
Arewound Laszero
Allen Marcil
John WeGivers
Beil” McKeon
James Mohan
Francis Nealon
James Poleto
St. John Yar
Caleb Vaughan
Father Corbett
Waterford High School Announces 35 Graduates
Waterford principal Miss Marion M Rankey announced the names of 35 graduates across college entrance academic and business courses plus general and other tracks. Commencement is set for 8 p m in the High School Auditorium with tickets available to townspeople on Monday or Tuesday. Drum corps competition results and local student news follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford High School
Marion M. Rankey
Waterford
Rose Marie Ascenzi
Richard Augustine Bills
Marjorie Jana Bleib‘trey
Viola Mary Opitz
Marie Eliza- Berk Parissi
Verma
Lois Scary
Theresa Ant Riccardi
St Alary's Sponsored
Charles J. Brady Post
American. Legion
Delmar
Nathaniel Adama Hianchard
American’ Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Johnstown
Capi“City Lancers
Albany
Garanten
Cohoes
Noble Callahan
S. A. L. Troy
Fort Johnson
St. Anthony's Co
Sonal
Engineer M Starkweather retires after 44 years with NY Central
M Starkweather 70 of 15 Buchanan Street Albany retires from 44 years of service with the New York Central Lines after guiding the Twentieth Century Limited into Albany station at 8 yesterday. He served 21 years as passenger engineer and about three years as pilot of the Limited, and never had a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Starkweather
Buchanan Street
Albany
Gineer
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central Lines
Engineer Starkweather
Legal Notice of Estate and Heirship Proceedings in Albany
The People of New York inform Fred Clay Susie Begthrood Crest Rensselaer John deDomagh and others of Thomas A. Dig deceased. The notice lists addresses in Albany and Rensselaer and invites next of kin and heirs to appear. It names Ernert Booth et al as office and postal agents and notices attorneys and petitioners in the court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
New York
Fred Clay
Richmionville
Susie
Crest Rensselaer
John deDomagh
Harrison Avenue
Remsselaer
Thomas
Nalley
Bed Streek
Renaselaxs
John
Salley
High Street
Ressedaer
N. Y
A. Natey
County
SN. K
Francis JL. Salley
Northern
Bos Alepany
Edward Naley
Washington
Samen Nally
Devos Sacbatea
Tae
Thomas A. Dig
Pitces
Edward J. Bondive
Ernert
Boothet
Office
Postothicg Agdrees
Frat Tran Company -Risk
Albany
Srnest Wharton
Ofiies and
Pontoffica Addrem
N.Y
Boy Scouts to Receive Charter at Methodist Church
The Boy Scouts of the Methodist Church will receive their charter Wednesday night at the church rooms with Troy Scout leaders presiding. Green Island Rebekah Lodge meets tonight at God Fellow Hall led by Noble Grand Anna Barnea with social hour to follow. The Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War noted a large Northern New York Club gathering in Cohoes with Mariel Miller of Schenectady named department president at Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Troy
Green Island
Lotte Clésex
New York
G. A&r
Cohoes
Mariel Miller
Schenectady
Utica
Lie Vang Hoesen
Focel Group
Wartime unity pledge from Wallace and Chiang Ki Shek
Vice President Henry A Wallace and Chiang Kai Shek announced a joint statement on Saturday affirming agreement to prosecute the war against Japan quickly and efficiently. They said they shared basic principles and aims including a Pacific victory and a government devoted to the welfare of its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Henry A. Wallace
Chiang Ki Shek
Japan
Wallace
Chiang
Paent
Junior Auxiliary Formed with Eighteen Charter Members
The report to the gathering notes the spring formation of a junior auxiliary with 18 charter members. An application for a junior camp for boys aged GIG years is under way and will begin within the next fortnight. Charlotte Bailey and Lucinda Rouse will lead the project. Reports on camps and auxiliaries followed the supper. Mary Waddington chaired the supper and was helped by auxiliary members. New members will be received at today’s 2 p.m. auxiliary meeting at the G.A.R. rooms and at the next junior auxiliary meeting in two weeks. The auxiliary will hold a social Thursday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Asid
Charlotte Bailey
Lucinda Rouse
Mary Waddington
At & P.m
G.A. R
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Troy High
Proctors
Willing Tory
Iephe
Technicolor
Uungtr Rebers
Dyenzwex Sextet
Dempsey-Willard
Pana Anders
Walter Mestieo
Ann Harding
THE
North Star
Baxter
Lynn Merrick
Carson Wyman Manning
Navy Way
Toten
Roe East Greenbasis
LAS ‘ TextGut
Beery ‘Fadlate
Senoritas
Chicago
Adventeres
Troy Union Rebekahs
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
Fourth Street
Burden Lake
Abe Wolvns
Norman Glover
Alice Slocum
Florence Mac Lucky
Belle Gordon
Nobis Grand
Sion
Porter
Edeelt J. McKnight
Lewis F. McKnight
Porter Corners
McKnight
Air Corps
Ash Grove Farms
New Fork
NNS
Sheepshead Bar
Drive-In Auto Theatre
Alcans-Sabatogs
Bing Crosby
Holiday Inn
Lowry “Scream LX
DARK
Don Anteche
Lansing
Tautie Ball
Grae Kelly O
Derey “du Barry
Mer
Clementine
Dennis Morgan
Shine On
Harvest Moon
rLus
Pride OF the Plains
Smiley Burnette News
Nite Belge
WU Sohoes
Sumoreg
Sie
Lagat
Glarkeriffe
Chartier
iGreene
Norty
Here
Waynesburg
Veterans
Washington (P
Postoffice
Poletti
Trojan Home Bureau
Jean Ruth Baker
Cary Edith Chapenan
Carolyn Mildred. Currier
Verna Elizabeth Dick
Helen Norma Diehl
Elizabeth Mary Gerka
Janet Olsen Rebman
Howard ML. Swailing, Jr
Helen J. Wilson
Betty Catherine Breault
Helen Margaret Brown
Raymond Conklin
Marion C. Coonradt
Robert James Cozzens
Donald James Dudgen
Thomas R. Holton
Albert Mazula
William Mazule
John Opera
Robert Louis Berard
Margaret Lourdes Bouchard
Winifred Rose Breen
Doris Joan Dupree
Lena Ann Falcote
Francis W. Forget
Josephine Ann Gimmelli
Marvin Eugene Hazzard
Alfred Everett Nealer
John J. Nomnandin
Helen Meaty Stasko
Frederick Alfred Willets
William LaMay
Leo la’ May
Front Street
Robert la May
Newark
Rose SM Chatfield
10 Fourth Street
Albany Business College
Alpha Into International Xorority
Jimmie’s Grill
Jimmie’s Frotics
3Rd Ave
Watervliet
Phone Waterstict
U.S
Agee
E. J. Zibro Tire CO
Fifth Ave
Troy,n.y
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