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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1944
Page
11
The Tooy FMC A Day Camp opens today for boys till 14 years old. Parents may register their sons for a seven week period with slots available. Officials say the camp will accommodate about 190 boys per period with 100 to register for each period. Four periods will be two weeks each.
Camp activities center at the Y facilities under director A James McCracken and Lewis M Heeter with counselors Wendell Bryce Jack Aberne Spencer Peckham and John Wand guiding twenty boys per counselor. Daily schedule covers assembly story hour athletics games and swimming with educational trips to Station WTRY Waggar’s Ice Cream Plant and other sites. Campers will craft projects including model jeeps ships planes and plaques with displays for parents in August and a Popeye outing July 27.
The OPA warns Troy area used car dealers that ceilings take effect July 10 to curb black marketing. Only shops with own repair facilities or contracts may charge above the ceiling. others must sell at ceiling price or face restrictions. Purchasers must file a certificate of transfer with the gasoline rationing board.
Michael Grimaldi a retail grocer in Albarry faced a suspended sentence in Police Court after pleading guilty to paying 10 for 16 quarts of strawberries The ceiling price was 38 19 for a 21 quart crate There was no evidence he charged above ceiling prices
The station presents a dense daily schedule with names like Morice, Aly Tene Story, Wilson Atties, Evelys Johnson, George Hicks, Tracy, and Paul Neilson. It lists programs, news slots, talk and music shows, and special features across morning and afternoon hours with various hosts and guests.
Arthur P. Koneval, 18, of Upper Third Avenue, Rensselaer, pleaded guilty to a first degree grand larceny before Justice Henry Kari in Averill Park. Arrested Saturday near his home by NY State Police, he allegedly stole 513 in cash and 100 in checks from Louis Rizzo's summer home at Spyder's Lake. The checks were destroyed, and police say the youth spent the money on three cameras and a rifle.
Ai class of twenty boys and girls was graduated Sunday night from St Paul the Apostle's School with commencement exercises held in the church. Special musical selections were given by the school choir with Miss Theresa Hennessey as organist. Diplomas and prizes were preseri ed by the pastor, Rev. Walter J. Tarpey and the address was given by Rev. Richard J. Walsh. Rev. Ernest M. Brees pronounced the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The class includes Wie Ham Burke, John Cahill, Joseph Conway, John Curley, Edward Fleming, Jon Hayes, Walter Kane, Donald Mooney, James McDonald, Frank Mulqueen, Vincent Bran, Joseph Shay, John Witbeck.
John Ciomi 38 of 237 Second Streets was fined 100 by Judge James B Byrom in Troy Police Court after pleading guilty to being a common gambler. He was one of four arrested in raids that confiscated a craps table money and other items. Abraham Hachigian 56 of 11 Jacob Street received a suspended sentence due to confinement and hospital issues while not owner of the place. Trial details show District Attorney Bartle J Wiley and Detective Donothy K Cokling presenting the case. the craps table will be broken up and funds turned over to the city treasurer.
A War Department casualty list shows area men wounded in the Asiatic fighting. names include Pvt Cornelius E Bailey Jr and Sr, Sergt Anthony A Vozey, Sergt Charles F Wrysorki, Corp Robert Chestnut, Tech Tim Buckley, Pvt Samuel Caruso, Pvt J P Wilchinski, Tech Sergt William Marcinikiewicz, Tech Sergt Milton A McKay, and others from Albany Watervliet Cohoes Schenectady Amsterdam and Reps Resilaer area. Also named are several relatives. Local officers Edward Fleming and John Witbeck presided over school prize distributions for Regents exams and religious and history and geography honors.
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