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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

20

Watervliet Fourth War Loan drive totals 565612

Watervliet surpassed its 450000 quota in the Fourth War Loan Drive with subscriptions totaling 565612.50. City chairman Lloyd L. Oothout credited public schools with 27200 and the Church of Immaculate Conception with 23000 in bonds and stamps. The effort, led by Lieut. John A. Patten Post and James D. McNary, included many committee workers and a pool of registrants for selective service exams at Albany.

Watervliet Lloyd L John A. Patten Post American Legion James D. McNary David A. Tomlinson Earl W. Sargent Payroll Savings Vision Samuel G. Wise Alfred C. Meneely Patten Post Thomas Joseph Abbott Stow Avenue Troy Roger C. Suppa Donald L. Pryor Wawin W. Whitney Lllerbert HA. VanVranken Chester D. Melewski Robert J. Carlson Ernest F. Tweedy Robert F. Maple Joseph Comis Howard J. Inglis Wesley Harold F. O'Hara Edward L Flatley Daniel E. Moynihan Dominica A. Capano Patrick J. McKeown Omer J. Demerest James H. O'Mara James J. Butler Donald Hill Joseph A. Napolitano William M. Riley Edward F. Early Dennis J. McGullion Charles C. Sedgwick Thomas J. Maloney Frederick H. McDermott Thomas Lawrence Millard R. Wynkoop Harold D Izzo James J. Marinucci

Investigations and Executive Secrecy Clash in Congress

The piece argues investigations should welcome oversight and warns that executive orders and White House interference undermine congressional inquiry. It cites the FCC inquiry, testimony refusals, and potential funding cuts as tools to shield actions from the people’s representatives, urging decisive accountability.

Congress FCC U. S Senate Capitol Senate Agricultural Committee Department of Justice White House Daniels House Committee Howard Smith Virginia Office of Executive

Round Lake Caller and Library News From Town

Round Lake R A Bell of White Plains visited town. Thirteen dollars was raised at a tea and party for the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church. Rev W E Fielding Haylor will lecture at 2 30 p m in the library reading room tomorrow. Mrs Helen Secoy hosted a belated birthday luncheon for her mother Mrs Sarah Mooney with guests Mrs Horace Mosher Mrs Lawton Northrup Mrs Ray Bennin and Miss Helen Barrett. Librarian Mrs Frank Bilauvelt announced new adult and youth titles including Dunnybrook Victoria Grandol et The Goblin Market and Red Is for Murder among others.

R. A. Bell White Plaine A. J. Seeley Women's Society of Christ Methodist Church W. E. Fielding Haylor All Saints Episcopal Church Helen Secoy Sarah Mooney Horace E. Mosher Lawton Northrup Ray Bennin Helen Barrett Ballston Spa Frank Bilauvelt Dunnybrook Gladys Hasty Carrol Victoria Grandolet Henry Belleman Helen McCloy Mignon G. Eberhart Mildred Walker Kay Boyle Hollywood Emily Kimbrough Ernest Hay Cox Frances Crane Harry Sinclair Drago Phyllis A. Whitneyr

Anne Poor WAC paints on World War II furlough show at center

Anne Poor, a private first class in the WAC on a 15 day furlough, hosts her first painting display at the American-British Art Center on West 56th Street. She paints life at Luke Field in Arizona and teaches drawing to convalescing soldiers while awaiting return to duties.

New York Pearl Harbor San Francisco Anne Poor WAC West 56Th Street Anne Luke Field Arizona Julien Paris France Henry Varnum Poor Bessie Breuer New City W. Y Depew Gleason. Tenn Gwin Steinbeck John Sergeant Hargrove Hargrove

Literary News and Birthday Gathering in Schenectady

Local notices list a sequence of children's books by Os Tengo Tudor Wright Burton Strong and others. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Seabury hosted a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flanagan and daughter Mary Frances of Schenectady. A birthday surprise marked the guest's Feb 29 birthday, celebrated early with 22 attendees, games, cards, and gifts.

Martha Ostengo

Troy Traffic Panel to Hear Ordinance on Bus Route Hearing

The Traffic Committee of the City of Troy will hold a hearing at the county courthouse on March 16 1944 to consider an ordinance granting consent to Capitol District Transportation Company for a motor bus line over streets in Troy. The ordinance specifies route from Campbell Avenue Sherman Avenue Sheridan Avenue Thomas Street back to Campbell Avenue and ends with immediate effect upon approval.

Common Council of the City of Troy Henssélaer County Court House Mixgios Day of Capitol District Transportation Company City of Troy Capint Uiatrict Transportation Company Aald City Campbell Avenue Sherman Avenue Shendan Avenue Sheridan Avenue Thomain Street Thomas Street EB. Stewart Jones Corporation Couasah Walter 3. Shea Trafic Committos

Field versus McCormick clash echoes Hearst era rivalries

Commentary recalls Field and Randall links, a critique of press power, and a National debate on constitutional government. The piece notes McCormick’s sharp stance toward British influence, skepticism of the AP, and wartime American resolve leading to Pearl Harbor era muscle. Lever Brothers and Procter and Gamble settle a patent suit over Ivory Soap with ongoing actions dismissed.

Field Hearst Randall Clem U. P Associated Press McCormick Detroit Hitler Pearl Harbor Chicago Mr. A New York LEVER Lever Brothers Procter & Gamble Co Procter & Gambie Co

Deaths and funeral notices recount Troy area obituaries

The sprawling notice lists Mrs Margaret Ryan Sheridan wife of John F Sheridan with services at J W Burns Sons and St Peter's Church led by Rev Edward McManus and organist W Lea McCarthy. Also reported are obituaries for Nellie Hoag, Edward H O Neill, Mrs Edward R McManus, Mrs Ellen French McKeon, Minnie McClellan, Miss Martha A McKegney, Richard J Burton, and Charles A Kahl with funeral arrangements and interment details across Troy Watervliet and surrounding towns.

Margaret Ryan Sheridan John F. Sheridan J. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc Fifth Avenue St. Peter's Church Edward A. McManus W. Lea McCarthy Joseph Hervieux Jesus John J. Burke Albert J. Cronin Thomas Monahan Edward Murray Peter F. Sheeran St. Mary's Cemetery Court Margaret C.D Walter J. Torpey Father Sheeran Rosary Society Edward H. O'Neil Bond Street Sixth Avenue Troy Margaret Brennen St. Peter’s Church Byron Ide New York Evelyn M. O'Neil John J. O'Neil McManus Edward R. McManus George F. McLoughlin & Sons St Patrick's Church Father Barnadine O.mlc Walter B. Chippendale M. Kenneth Doyle St Agnes’ Cemetery Menands Thomas E. Farnam Philip L. Bohrer John J. Bohrer John J. Cassidy James J. Murphy John J. McMeel Ellen French McKeon Waterford Lansingburg Corneling FL McKeon Minnie McClellan Charles McClellan Cambridge Mary McClellan Loretta Rita Agan John D. Ryan North Park Street St. Patrick's Church Richard J. Burton Watervliet Albany Hospital Charles Catherine Blackwell Burton St. Patrick’s Church of Charles A. Kahl Clark and Blake River Street

Niagara Falls Tragedy Stray Drapes Claimed Boy Life

Four year old Russell Carroll Jr. was put to bed by his mother and playing with a closet drape became entangled and strangled to death. Coroner Harry Emes reported.

Niagara Falls Russell Carroll, Jr Harry Emes

Restaurateur Fined For Serving Carbage New York Story

Restaurateur Adolph Gutman, 49, fined 250 dollars in Municipal Court after admitting health department charges that he bought 75 pounds of carbage and three bushels of rotten produce for 50 cents from a peddler. Peddler Gustave Herman, 58, sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse for sanitation code violations. Gutman was caught in his eighty seat restaurant following a complaint from an unidentified soldier about unsound produce.

New York Adolph Gutman Health Department New Jersey Gustave Herman Gutman

Buskirk Residents to Resume Joint Services March 12

Mrs. Frank McLean of Quaker Springs visited her sister Mrs. Harvey Bailey last week. John Martens Jr. returned to school after several days bedridden. Sunday marks the final joint service with South Cambridge. starting March 12 services will resume at both churches per Rev. Ernest Maguire.

Frank McLean Quaker Springs Harvey Bailey John Martens, Jr South Cambridge Ernest Maguire

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