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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1943

Page

2

Six Trade Names Filed With Clerk

Six certificates noting the conduct of business under trade names have been filed in the County Clerk's office. Names include Perry F. Wilson doing Wilson Oil Distributor at 504 Third Avenue. Mary Gross at 250 Fourth Street doing Marys at 4th Street. George A. Pollock at 1 Mohawk Avenue Cohoes and Donald W Chekner R D 3 Troy at Brunswick Machine and Tool Works. Edward P. Fisher at 170 Fourth Street conducting Bud Fisher's Grill at 144 Congress Street. Rose Herkowitz 190 South Manning Boulevard Albany at 6 Second Ave Rensselaer for Rensselaer Recreation. John B. Weller Elm Street Hoosick Falls at 54 Church Street for Jack's Restaurant. Also, capital stock of United Food Distributors Cooperative Inc increased from 25000 to 50000 with 1000 shares of par value 50.

Perry F. Wilson Third Avenue Wilson Oil Mary Gross Fourth Street Woh Forth Street Mary's George A. Pollock Mohawk Avenue Cohoes Donald W Chekner Troy Brunswick Machine and Tool Works Edward P. Fisher Fourthtreet Congress Street Bud Fisher Rose Herkowitz Manning Boulevard Albany Second Avenue Rensselaer Rensselaer Recreation John B. Weller Elm Street Hoosick Falls Church Street That Village Jack

Germans Feast While Conquered Peoples Starve

A Polish Review illustration contrasts Polish hunger in Krakow with German celebrations in the city during September 1942. It notes scarce rations for Poles and Jews, while German citizens feast at venues like Haus Ring Casino and Bar Hotel Polski. The scene in Krakow mirrors conditions across Poland and occupied Europe.

London INL Poland Polish Review Cracow Haus-Ring Casino Hotel Polski Europe

Long Fingernails Out for War at Lowry Field WAAC Class

WAAC photo class at Lowry Field adopts short nails and short hair for wartime service. Members reveal long nails caused accidents. after a day of film work with long nails, the detachment cut nails down. They note fatigue clothing provides extra space for laundry in GI coveralls.

Denver INS WAAC Lowry Field

Dolezen Named Trustee at Eagles Convention in Auburn

Charles J. Dolezen of Schenectady was chosen as a trustee to the New York State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles at the closing session of the 27th annual convention held in Auburn.

Charles J. Dolezen Schenectady New York

City Boys Blaze Trails In Australian Bush

United Press report from Australia describes a U S Army truck company known as the Forgotten Men of the Army. New Yorkers and Floridians haul oil, food and machinery across rugged bush trails from Darwin to Melbourne while learning Australian roads and naming paths like Lizard Avenue and Kangaroo Boulevard. They adapt to rugged life and supply runs to airstrips and remote outposts.

Harold Guard United Press Australia Pfc Frank de Marco Niagara Falls de Marco Glass Greensboro N. C Joe Copeland Dade City Fla Boyd Barksdale Tampa Fila J. D. Terrel Vera Beach Darwin Melbourne New York Corp E. D. Jacobs Brooklyn Roy Bishop Oneonta Chris Tanno Pei Harry Steinmetz Bill Watson Ray Collander Yonkers Bob Hellman Brnox Julius Schon New York City Blackie Trngberg Long Island Ozone Park Rochester Amsterdam Beacon Lizard Avenue Kangaroo Boulevard Morocco

Stillwater Honors Roll and Camp Notices

Sunday ceremonies dedicated the Honor Roll in Village Park for Stillwater residents in service. Local clergy spoke of the memorial and home front prayers. Stillwater youths attend Royal Ambassadors Camp at Ava, and two area chapels announce rescheduled picnics with covered dishes and self-supplied tableware.

Swater H. §. Taknadge John JC. Elliot Methodist Church Lawrence P. Kelly St. Peter's Church Stillwater Wendell P. Stanford Second Baptist Church Stilwater John C. Elliot Royal Ambassadors Camp Ava Norman Fington Leo Foster Allen Hewitt Gerald Brewster Leighton White Robert Quackenbush Milton Baker Thomas Travis

Nash Named To County Ration Board

C Howard Nash of this city has been appointed as a member of the Hensselaer County Rationing Board by the District OPA Authority. Nash replaces Russell D Meredith as chairman. other members are Edward H Pattison and Ellis H Robison. Charles C Freihofer, county rationing administrator, is acting chairman. Concerns linger over whether a paid county chairman will be appointed and about legal authority to fund such a salary. Paul Duffy, a District OPA aide, has been acting executive clerk at the board’s office in the Court House.

C. Howard Nash Hensselaer District Opa Nash Russell D. Meredith Edward H. Pattison Ellis H. Robison Charles C. Freihofer

Chrysler Plant Workers Quit in Highland Park

About 2,200 workers at the Highland Park Chrysler plant walked off the job shortly after the shift began, all of the first shift on war work. The company blamed no grievance, while Local 490 officials said the stoppage was spontaneous and tied to a steward being laid off for the week after handling a union complaint.

Detroit 2 Highland Park Chrysler Corp J Company United Automobile Workers C. O

Local News Briefs From Upstate New York War Era

The column notes George Doig at Moses Luddington Hospital Ticonderoga undergoing appendicitis surgery. Ambrose Gilligan to direct a summer Recreation Field program. Whitty family moves to Schenectady for GE work. William Stewart on furlough from Camp Hathaway Portland. Monroe Hatch promoted to staff sergeant, England posted. James J. Sullivan resumes duties at Maxton Army Air Base after furlough. William Neddo Jr. sustains severe facial cuts from a Mettowee River bridge fall.

Mira George Doig Moses-Luddington Hospital Ticonderoga Recreation Field Ambrose Gilligan A. V. Whitty Lorraine Joan Schenectady Whitty G. E. Pvt William Stewart Portland Ore Stewart Camp Hathaway Clarence Hatch Monroe England James J. Sullivan Maxton Army Air Base Laurinburg N. Y

Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

Slogan filled ad tone touts Udea Tableta for stomach or ulcer pains indigestion heartburn and bloat. It promotes a 25 cent box with money back guarantee and encourages trying the product with a playful King Cole reference.

King Cole Cele

Lieutenant Kana Named Engineering Instructor at Merchant Marine Academy

Raymond Kana, son of Mr and Mrs Fenton Kana, was commissioned a lieutenant at the Merchant Marine Academy. He will serve as an engineering instructor after previously teaching manual training at Ithaca High School for six years. He graduated from Whitehall High School and Oswego Level School, with special courses at Cornell University.

Edward V. Farrell Raymond Kana Fenton Kana Merchant Marine Academy Kana Tthaca High School Whitehall High School Oswego Cornell University

Judge Clinton Sentences Two Men

The June term of Renseelaer County Court ends as Judge Harry Clinton disposes of cases. Charles Mutulewicz of Schenectady is sent to Napanoch for an indeterminate term for burglary and larceny after mental defectiveness findings. Harold J. Kelly is jailed two years and fined 250 dollars for abandoning his children, suspended and placed on probation. Earl Peppin’s burglary and grand larceny case is carried over to a later term.

Renseelaer County Court Harry ©. Clinton Charles A. Mutulewicz Schenectady Napanoch Mutulewicz Harold J. Kelly Clinton Kelly Earl Peppin

New Army Gadget Fits Shoes Better

The Army adopts a new device that measures both feet simultaneously to provide more accurate shoe fits. Developed by a private firm with the Quartermaster Corps, it speeds fitting to under ten seconds at Headquarters Fourth Service Command in Atlanta, Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga INS Fourth Service Command Quartermaster Corps

British Require Small Boats For War Use

The British Ministry of Transport has acquired 10 000 small boats for future war use. Boats range from yachts converted to patrol craft to Thames paddle steamers turned into floating cranes. They have sailed 12 000 miles around the cape despite bad weather and enemy action. Used to transport supplies deliver and collect mail ferry sailors to shore leave and as tugs fire fighting and salvage vessels. Navy controls them but the Ministry purchases or requisitions them. Sea transport department supervises everything from small rowboats to transporting floating docks. Key achievement: distribution of 2 000 London barges to Commonwealth and Empire bases worldwide.

New York INS British Ministry of Transport Thames British Information Service Cape Navy Sea Transport Department Commonwealth Empire London

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