Area Firms Help Scrap Collection In Troy Region
Industrial plants in the Troy area report over 500 000 pounds of scrap paper collected in a month. The War Production Board was briefed by chairman Sy Vier Sterzensty and secretary Samuel W. McCochrane. The tally includes 35 456 pounds of iron and steel and 15 592 pounds of scrap copper, aluminum, zinc, and bronze. Four hundred thirty plants reported, listing Adirondack Foundries Steel Inc and many others in Creaser y Colonie Mohawk Paper Mills and Troy firms among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Industrial Committee
War Production Board
Sy Vier Sterzensty
Samuel W. McCochrane
Adirondack | Foundries
Steel, Inc
Box & Peper Co
Beatrit M Frew
BehrMeening Corp
Bestmaid Manufacturing Co
Borden Co
Cinetx
Peabody & Co., Inc
Cohoas Mavelope Co
Ise
Cobar
Creasery, Inc
Colonie. Fiore Co. Inc
Covert Manufactor Co
Charles H Bauchy Co
Suite Sills
Relief Corps Meeting Scheduled at Danish Brotherhood Hall
The regular meeting of ten Women’s Relief Corps will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Danish Brotherhood Hall. Mrs. Mabel Zaki er will preside. After the meeting refreshments will be served by the committees, Mrs. Gertrude Vaz Ar gam and Mrs. Carrie Giroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Relef
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Mabel Zakier
Gertrude Vaz Argam
Carrie Giroes
Medical Tests Scheduled for Girl Campers
Medical quamtinations for girls planning to attend YWCA camp in Grafton opening July 2. Dr Hilde Sterring will be at WoC A tomorrow from 3:33 to 5 PM and 7 PM to PM. Camp expects 35 campers for a three day orientation next Thursday. bring medical history papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowochas
Y. W. CA
Grafton
Hilde .Sirring
Odtor
Vielzy
Stering Wiltes
Cabrp
Employment Aid Addresses Graduates at Knickerbocker School
Miss Beth H Moore head of the U S Employment Service urged graduates about job opportunities ahead during graduation exercises at Thomas A Knickerbocker Junior High School Willis Lansingburg. Prizes totaling varied amounts were awarded from a fund established by the school for scholastic and public speaking achievement to students including Nesle Mucklow Joanne Sibjer Clinton Wikne Elaine Hansen John Lavery Marilyn Law Robert Larson Elizabeth Jensen David Trebarne William Felton Alfred Tull Martin Law and others. The program included diplomas presented by Allen Hawkins and an invocation by Rev Wilford P Fowler with the junior high orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth H. Moore
U. & Employment Service
Thomas A. Knickerbacker Junior High
Schoo
Missi Moore
Law
Nesle Mucklow
Joanne Sib Jer
Clinton Wikne
Elaine Hansen
John Lavery
Marilyn Law
Thomas Knickerbocker
Robert Larson
Elizabeth Jensen
David Trebarne
William Felton
Alfred Tull
Martin Law
Harold M. Grout
Board of Education of
Lansingburg
Wilford P. Fowler
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Allen Hawkins
Thomas C. Trebarne
Rowland Estate Inquiry Ordered In Probate Court
In Schaghticoke and Rensselaer County a probate court order, issued by Judge Edward Donohie, compels Simon King of Shaghticoke to appear at 10 am on July 14 for interrogation about property linked to the late Charles Rowland. Heirs Emma Brown of Stillwater and Hem Hette King of Manchester, VI, are named as next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon King
Edward
Donohie
Rensselaer County
Charles Rowland
K Rowland
F. B. McCormick
Granville
Hem Hette’ King
Manchester
Emma Brown
Stillwater
Rowland
Almont King
Schaghticoke
Mer Fathers
Henrietta King
Abbot King
Almoc King Iw
Ordnance Men Break Records At Blood Bank
Ordnance personnel at the Pentagon Washington set new records in the Red Cross blood program during May with 293 donors delivering 49 gallons each month. Over five months total donations reached 1 19 pints, far exceeding the invasion quota. The Washington Pentagon staff numbers include about 3 000 civilians and 750 officers among 37 000 total. Maj Gen J Ho Campbell commended Ordnance workers for vigorous participation in bonds, gas conservation, and scrap salvage alongside the blood drive, calling it vital to victory and stating the Red Cross blood donation is the limit to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Ordnance
War Department
Pentagon
Washington
Red
Ordnance
J. Ho Campbell
Colot
Army Service Forces
A. G. Gillespie
Waterviet Arsenal
Ordnance Department
United Nations
America
Otr Alood
Antonelli Co Officials Sentenced for Conspiracy Fraud
Rochester dispatch reports the Antonelli Fireworks Co was sued for 10 000. Three officials received two year prison terms and a fourth eighteen months for conspiracy to defraud the government in producing faulty bombs and grenades for the Army. Amerigo Antonelli president and Joseph De Ritis and John De Ritis, plant superintendents, faced maximum sentences. Antonelli was fined 5 000. Dominic Barbello, Antonelli son in law and plant foreman, got 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester (P
Antonelli Fireworks Co
Is Army
Amerigo Antones
Joseph
John de Ritis
Antonelli
Dominic Barbello
Antones
Court summons examins trunks of late Charles Rowland at King home
Proceedings summon Charles Rowland's associates to court for examination on five points about his occupancy of the King residence before June 3 1947 and whether trunks and receptacles held papers money or valuables were removed or altered. Henriette King and Emma Brown may be allowed to inspect trunks and receptacles to determine ownership and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rowland
King
Aiman King
Henriette King
Emma Brown
Dewey Returns to Duties After Farm Rest During Convention
Governor Dewey resumes executive duties after a quiet weekend at his Meace Pawljer farm and discusses potato plantings, driveway work, and labor concerns. James C. Hagerty reports a round of golf as delegates arrive in Albany for the Republican convention. No confirmed French sniper incidents according to Allied Headquarters inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abany’ Pasay
Thomas Be ‘Deway
Ceicage
James C. Hagerty
Dewey
la Nitte
PawSrg
Albany
Curfew Established in Copenhagen by German Authorities
Berlin radio announced that occupation authorities imposed a curfew in Copenhagen with no gatherings between 3 and and 3 as part of maintaining law and order. The Associated Press reported broader measures including bans on public congregation and channeling efforts to suppress unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
Associated Press
Women of the Women Army Corps Aid War Effort
Women in critical hospital roles lip read and Braille work aid fighting men while serving as lab technicians pharmacists psychiatric assistants ambulance drivers tower operators and switchboard workers. They help speed liberation and build a new page in American history through the Women’s Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Army Corps
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Rensselaer Valve Co
Ros Knitting Mile Ross Valve Manufacturing Ga, Inc
Motovilles, Inc
the Stanide Brewery
Inc
State Technical Tnetinute
James Thompson & Co. Inc
John S. Tilley Lacders &Co
I Iy Chain Co. Inc. Proving Co
Troy Spring Inc
Watersietes, Inc
Woody's Underwear Co. Inc
Wynantskill Manufacturing Co
Twintex
Knickerbacker
U.S. Employment Service
Troy
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Moore
Rowland Estate Inquiry
Blood Bank
Antonelli Co
San Juan Hik
Farry
Chicago
Supreme Headquarters
Pemenactans
Fs Ana
Wacs
Men's Arms Corpe
Army Recruiting Station
Xami
Chile
Jime
Salerno
Jie
Wac
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