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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

17

Lamb Returns to Rationing as OPA Adjusts Points

The Office of Price Administration reintroduces rationing for lamb chops steaks and roasts from next Sunday through July 29 to balance supply and demand. Beef steaks and roasts see a 12 percent cut in July with higher points, while soft cheeses rise to four points per pound. Butter and margarine remain at 12 and two points respectively. Gasoline quarter coupons shift to Zed Qtr through September 30.

OPA Chester Bowles

East Side Graduates Picnic At Trey Country Club

East Side Graduates and chaperones enjoyed a Tuesday picnic arranged by the schools Parent Teacher Association with Mrs Lloyd Austin as president. Swimming and lunch were part of the event.

Trey Country Club Parent Lloyd Austin

Mine Workers Win Bargaining Agent Election at Albany Plant

After a deadlock in the first vote, District 50 United Mine Workers of America won the election as the bargaining agent for Eastern Tablet Corp employees in Albany. UMWA captured 20 percent of the votes to 160 for the proposed A F of L union, with the contest conducted under the National Labor Relations Board. The June 4 election produced no majority for either side.

United Mine Workers of America Eastern Tablet Corp Albany United Mine Workers A.F Union National Labor Relations Board District 30 A. F. of L

Aniline Company Aids War Effort

George W. Burpee, president of General Aniline and Film Corp, said the firm helped the war effort by making Nazi-related products available for electronic equipment use. The report to Alien Property Custodian James E. Markham notes production of pol ectr on resing and carbonyl iron powder, and states the company has become thoroughly Americanized and severed ties with L G Farben. The three affiliates Ozalid, Several Aniline Works and Ansco have reduced introductions.

Troy Youth Elected To Boys State Office

John A Brady son of La Salle Institute secretary and Efra Brady has been elected controller of the 1944 American Legion Boys State at May-Fins. He ran with the Nationalist party amid three candidate groups and beat out rivals for governor Marvin Adler Waterford. Robert Wallace Middletown won as Progressive. Wister H Hatech Massena was elected lieutenant governor. Brady graduates from La Salle a week early and lives at 27 Excelsior Ave. The Sycamore 4 H Club held a meeting in Memorial Church House with plans for a picnic at Miss Jean Farrell's North Lake Ave home. Jean Wilcox Millicent Taplin and Arlene Lewis to supervise supper and treasure hunt. The club continued ensembles under Miss McCube.

John A. Brady John J. Brady la Salle Institute Efra Brady American Legion May- Fins Brady Nationalist Marvin Adler Waterford Robert Wallace Middletown Wister H. Hateh Massena la Salle Excelsior Avenue Sycamore 4H Memorial Church House Helen Campbell Dorothy McCabe Arlene Lewis Jean Farrell North Lake Avenue Jean Wilcox Millicent Taplin Filomena Radaio

Syracuse trip and trophy award noted in brief

Beman Park Mise Ida Douglas and Mrs Jona Abbey of 2234 Fifteenth Street and Mrs Raymond J Cipperly Jr with Richard are in Syracuse for few weeks. Shirley and Doris Carr of 3353 Seventeenth Street return home after a week with their father Alfred B Carr in Yonkers. Doniel Bates Atwood of Albany Rutgers University backfield man and diamond squad power hitter received the Donald Leslie Coursen memorial trophy for athletic participation Wednesday at New Brunswick New Jersey.

Mise Ida Douglas Jona Abbey Fifteenth Street Raymond J. Cipperly, Jr Aow Richard Syracuse Shirley Doris Carr Stventeenth Street Alfred JB. Carr Yonkers Doniel Bates Atwood Albanny Rutgers Donald Leslie Coursen New Brunewick N. J

Schenectady Boy Held For Burglaries At 11

An 11 year old Schenectady boy was arrested Wednesday and charged with burglary at an Eastern Avenue grocery store. Detectives say he entered through an unlocked rear door, took money from a cash register and a box, and ransacked the upstairs living quarters. The store proprietor was away at the time.

Schenecady Astern Avenue

Wiltur School PTA Picnic At Vischer Ferry

The Parent-Teacher Association of Wiltur School District No. 6 Clifton Park held a picnic recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Killne of Vischer Ferry.

Vischer Ferry Parent-Teacher Association Wiltur Clifton Park Clarence Killne

East Side Soldier Wounded in Action

Private Herman Goetz son of Mire and Mrs Hernign Goetz of 17 Faler Court was wounded in action in France. He is in a hospital in England after being hit by shrapnel. A Troy High School graduate, he previously worked at Watervliet Arsenal and enlisted December 16, 1929. A separate fire call reported a blaze at Snappy Clothes Shop, 290 River Street, but firefighters found no fire.

Herman Goetz Mire Hernign Goetz Faler Court France Goew England Troy High School Goetz Watervliet Arsenal Central Fire Headquarters River Street Ao Sre

State Guard promotions for Troy men and awards

The Second Regiment State Guard at Camp Smith Peexskill First includes Sergt Michael Canfield earning a Good Conduct Medal for eight years service. Several service company men receive promotions from sergeant to staff sergeant including Dennis Boudreau Kenneth Brown John Casfield Donald Lebantritt and Harry Littorio. Other promoted to sergeant include G Harry Dean David Michasiow Alberto Natale Joseph Palmer Edward Revelio William Roberts Anthony Santagate Harry Sipelte. Enlisted men of Headquarters and Service Companies qualified as marksmen with the .30 caliber rifle. Twenty men and officers trained in submachine guns on the Likxtyand range. A sample dinner for Headquarters and Service Company shows roast chicken mashed potatoes dressing giblet gravy green vegetables mixed fruits and iced cocoa.

Camp Smith Peexskill Michael Canfield State Guard Insomer Heve Dennis Boudreau Kenneth Brown John Casfield Donald Lebantritt Harry Littorio Alfred Sticklemyer Frank Sarlano Btafi Seret John Canield Setgu Anthony Sanragaw David Mickassow Alfred Stukiemser Corp Joseph Biatt Prt Herbert Davis Pryt Aether Senares William Lensen Service Company

Military staff and personnel details fragment

Fragmentary list names several NCOs and officers including Merv Sergt Samuel Castiglione Dennis Bordesz Armand Brooke Lieut Lester J Eustace Lieut William Dolen and Mester with unclear notes about a sun and a diameter value and a reference to Kenneth Rate of the Regimites.

Mens Merv Samuel Castiglione Dennis Bordesz Armand Brooke Lester J. Eustace Izaiess Wiliam Dolen Kenneth Rate Regimites

Adjutant Office Busy With Payroll Rosters

The mental Adjutant's office has been kept busy compiling payroll rosters for the regiment in preparation for next week.

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