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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

2

Invasion Day Stand by Troy Bombardier and Kin

Wartime notes tell of Lieut. Frank P. Campbell bombardier in the European invasion and his concern for his younger brother Pfc. Wale Campbell. Families in Schenectady report his missions over Berlin and D-Day positions, with updates on relatives and connections to La Salle Institute and Siena College amid the broader Mexico elections mention.

Frank P. Campbell Bombardier France Campbell Pfc Wale P. Campbell Frank A A. Campbell Fourteenth Street Sergi J. Howard Campbell Marine, Corps Marjorie O'N England Daily Express la Beading The Express Prence London Campbell Hed Masten Dunkirk America Caseda Breen Sco Russia G Ermany Ole Berlin Marshalls Gilberts Pixa Kenny Third Avenue la Salle Institute Frank Howard Walter

Relief for tired feet with MY-DOL foot bath powder

Advertising note promotes MY-COL foot bath powder as quick relief for burning feet and fatigue after work. It claims inexpensive purchase at drug stores and says the product soothes tired feet in minutes, with four hours of comfort and a circular included.

Mu-Col

Deadline Nears On Application For Extra Sugar

Housewives are reminded by the Albany district OPA office that the first application period for canning sugar is ending today. After today no sugar certificates will be issued by local boards in 16 counties. The second period begins Aug 15 and runs until Oct 32. First half allotment is 10 pounds per person with stamp 37 required. second period requires a new application and asks whether the first allotment was used. Those applying after Aug 15 and not before may receive the full 20 pounds per person with stamp 37.

Thang District OPA Rome Sane Ming Albany Ops

Civic Club Picnic At West Sand Lake School

The Civic Club held a school picnic in West Sand Lake. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Schleiter of Bridgeport Connecticut visiting the Waldrons. Church groups held meetings at homes and planned social events as officers were elected.

Hoosick Falls Draft Board Moves to Brazell Building

Hoosick Falls draft board relocates from the Municipal Building courtroom to the Brazell Block across the street to house board operations. The town council declined courtroom alterations after price estimates exceeded rental returns, prompting the move. Campaign updates note the fifth war bond drive reaching the halfway mark with about $275 000 pledged toward a $500 000 goal. Local social items report a surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nimons and bank assets rising to a record seven million dollars at Peoples-Pirse National Bank.

Hoosick Falls Astete Peoples-Pirse National Bank Bsiness J. Burke Surdam Surdam Douglas VanDerKar Mir John VanDerKiar VanDertar Douglas Annette Arthur VanDerKar Classic Street School

Soldier brothers serve overseas in diverse postings

Springfeld and Camp Blanding, Fla. The brothers, Kenneth of the village, now first class paratrooper, recently landed in New Guinea on his second overseas trip after prior duty in Hawai.

Community Notes From Eagle Mills and Troy

Mr and Mrs Bert Ward and family moved to their farm for the summer in Eagle Mills. Clifford K R Peckham of Amarillo Texas is spending a twenty day furlough at his home. Mr and Mrs Frederick Osterhout and daughters Janet and Mary Lou of Troy were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Thomas T Bass. A food sale will be held tomorrow at 1 pm at the Methodist Church Jane. in case of rain the sale will be held at the same hour in Dixon's store. The committee in charge will be Mrs D C Guebrodt and Mrs J R Lee. Proceeds go to redecorating the church school room. A meeting of the Heegies was held at the home of Helen as a Dorothy Kelly. The club sponsors war stamp sales at Dixon's store tomorrow and Saturday afternoon. Twenty dollars worth of stamps were sold last week by Betty Wheeler, Esther Giles, Olive Decker and Dorothy Kelly.

Eagle Mills Bert Ward Troy Navercoved Pfe Clifford KR. Peckham Amarilla Field Texas Frederick Osterhout Janet Mary Lou Troy Oswerhout Thomas T. Bass Methodist Jane Diton D. C. Guebrodt J. R. Lee Helen Dorothy Kelly Chib Dixon’s Betty Wheeler Esther Giles Olive Decker Dorothy Kelty

Local Social Notes Mention Several Visitors

Whitehall Acobrose Kinney is ill at his home on William Street. Robert O Hara of Green Island visits Mr and Mrs Harold Jane. Miss Helen Nolen of Glens Falls visits Miss Catherine Corbett. Mrs George Norton and others visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Melanson in Kingston. Mrs Lyman Freeman and daughter Norma Freeman from Boston are spending a week with Mrs Platt Shayne and family.

Acobrose Kinney William Street Robert O'Hara Green Island Harold Jane Helen Nolen Glens Falls Catherine Corbett George Norton Joseph Melanson Kingston Lyman Freeman Norma Freeman Boston Mass Platt Shayne

Don’t Overlook Mail from OPA Warning

A short wartime note urges busy readers to check Official Personnel Administration mail to avoid missed ration notices. It warns that some people ignore ration materials, risking loss of essential goods and restorable lead or wares if warnings are not heeded.

Beier

Fragmentary note on ration deliveries to designated individuals

Incomplete officials report mentions ration handouts and a responsible individual. Text is garbled but implies checks on distribution and accountability.

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