City Offers Welfare Clients Seeds and Plants
Troy Welfare Department will provide free seeds and plants to clients as seeds are distributed when the season opens. Deadline for applications is March 33 and recipients are urged to use any available ground or nearby vacant lots for home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Welfare
Egate
W. F. Leversee
George P. O'Connor
Ge’ Termine
Letersee
Ny We Department
State Department of Social Welfare
Troy Welfare Department
IHS
Leversee
Barden
John J. Callahan
Allahan
Mir. Catanan
Tom Rankin, Jr
Rankin
O'Connor
Troy
Blume Post Prepares To Elect Officers
Blume Post W. F. W. held a meeting in Harmony Hall to nominate officers with elections set for next Tuesday. Renovation bids for Third Street rooms were opened and a plan to renovate fronts ceilings and the facade was approved before the post moves. Veterans James Poleto and Stephen Caoppi newly admitted. discussion covered veterans preferences in civil service and compulsory military training. a March 23 auxiliary event was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo ¥. Blume
Harmony Hall
Third Street
Congress
Joseph J. Sullivan
l/c
House Committee
Normen Nicholls
Elmar Haynie
America
James Poleto
Stephen Caoppi
Southwest Pacific
Richard Shermar
Veterans Service Agency
Post
Auxiliary
Trojan Post
Lewis Coitenn
Rock Chucks Ate Road Fosters Sodium Arsenate Claim
In Wyoming near Cheyenne Rock Chucks or chucks are blamed for road damage. State official J R Bromley notes the chucks feed on chemicals used to preserve road surfaces such as sodium fluoride arsenium bicarbonate and sodium arsenate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
J. R Bromiey
Big Horn Mountains
Red Cross War Fund leaders to hear field director talk
Cross speake r e Red Cross War Fund chairmen and workers will hear from a local Red Cross field director when Charles Huntington speaks at a Friday luncheon report meeting in the Annex. Huntington, attached to the Fifth Air Force in the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines, landed at Leyte five days after the invasion. James F. O Crowley, campaign chairman, urged workers to push pledge cards to show the drive progress. Attending will be workers from two rural branches and fund raisers from Waterford Caphoes Watervliet Latham Green Island Lansingburg and this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Caphoes
Watervliet
Latham
Green Island
Lansingburg
Scout Leaders Plan Training School in Troy
Scout leaders organize a second central and north Troy training course to start mid March for council members and leaders. A combined outdoor session at Camp Rotary will follow with an overnight program and outdoor tests. In Watervliet a special session is planned for February 25 to extend instruction and arrange future social events. In Troop 8 at St Augustine's Church two scouts were invested at a Lenten service with leadership updates and new appointments across the patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Watervnlet High School
Heland H. Trathen
Central District
Camp
Rotary
Waterstiet
Watervliet High School
Thurshey
Afar
St Augustine's Church
Robert Newburgh
O.S.A
William ‘Richter
Andrew Maloney
John Connor
Arthur Connors
James Forbes
Daniel Boone Patrol
Connors
Charles Simmons
Joseph Kivlin
James Manning
British Air Chief Denies Allied Terror Bombing
London reports Sir Archibald Sinclair told Parliament that Allied leaders do not pursue terror bombing against German population centers. He called a February 17 Supreme Allied Headquarters dispatch inaccurate and not representative of policy. Secretary Stimson in Washington echoed this, citing misinterpretation of briefing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archibald Sinclair
R. E. Stokes
Laborite
Supreme Allied
Paris
Sinclair
Stimson
Washington
Supreme Heartquarters
Assoviated
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Supreme Headquarters
Churchill’s wartime tour through Germany and on to Aachen
Churchill inspected Juelich and the Siegfried Line with Mont gomery and Brooke, urged frontline troops with the line one strong heave will win the war, crossed the Roer and Rhine, and sent a shell toward Hitler. German and Dutch civilians witnessed the British leader as he visited Aachen and the Canadian front amid drizzle and ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Gen
William Simpson
Ninth Army
Rhine
Duesseldorf
Mie
Churchi
Sitensee
Britain
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Arcay
Jielick
Bernard J. Montgomery
Alan Brooke
Imperial General Staff
Simpson
Ninth Army Corps
Maj
Gers
Raymond S McLain
Alvan C. Gillum, Jr
Dragons Teeth
Germany
Igare
Roer
Montgomery
Churchill
Adolf
Churchell
Belgium
England
Churchill Tours Rhine Front With Montgomery In Victory Visit
Prime Minister Winston Churchill rode with Field Marshal Montgomery on a tour through a British sector as Canadian and British troops lined the roads cheering. Churchill and his wife Lady Churchill, accompanied by daughter Mary Churchill, viewed the Rhine as victory nears after years of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortgomery
Simpson
Rhine
Hitler
Churchill
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Jook
Fran Montgomery
Mary Churchill
Belgium
Waste Paper Rack Exhibited by Junior Builders at Meeting
A wooden rack designed to hold fifty pounds of old newspapers for salvage drives will be demonstrated by the Junior Builders at tomorrow night’s Central meeting. Aforrill Wey Palne will show how to make the rack and distribute them to homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C
Aforrill Wey Palne
Seven Up.Co
F P.m
Lawrence Osiwald
Bors
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Troy High School
Robert J. Lemmon
James R McKiernan
Nazis to Quit in Four to Five Months Says General
Lt. Gen. Edwin Graf von Rothkirch, commander of the enemy Lerd Army Corps, predicts the war will end in four to five months. He warns that fuel shortages and supply problems hinder the Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Willis H Hale
Millard JF. Harmon
Army Air Forces
Pacific Ocean Area
20Th Air Force
trans-Pacific
U. S. Third Army
Lerd Army Corps
Edwin Graf von Rothkirch
Dow Proposal Seeks Private Leasing of Magnesium Plants
Washington calls for leasing about half of the $44 million magnesium plant capacity to private firms as a wartime standby. Dow Chemical President urges Senate committee to consider postwar uses, with 13 government owned producing units and a large stockpile to guard public investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willard H. Dow
Congress
Dow Chemical Co
Senate
Dow Fant
Ang
Asd
Dow Cane
Snasti
Dow
Uned Defense Plant Corporation
Stanleys
Mos Lerars
DPC
Army
Navy
Stockpile Release Won’t Undercut Tech Progress Dow Warns
Dow warned that releasing the precent stockpile would flood markets and spur only technological progress rather than curb military advantage. He cautioned against exploiting the stockpile to gain strategic leverage during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Brooklyn man gets three year term for black market food coupons
Irving Bure Stein, 35, of Brooklyn, labeled the country’s largest black market dealer in food coupons, begins a three year prison sentence after pleading guilty to possession and sale of ration weapons. Authorities say his dealings involved millions of coupons and points traced to a major customer, with origins in the Philadelphia region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Irving Bure Stein
Brooklyn
U. S. Adernty
Bucnstein
Mary Millons
Puilgdetptich
Reflections webbed in earth and sky in ancient belief
Fragmentary text hints at ancient idea that surface shines mirrorlike to reveal reflections of stars seas and countrysides on earth. The passage muses on gaze and song as humans decipher celestial echoes on the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Airplane Production Behind Schedule in February
The War Production Board reported February aircraft output lagging for the fourth straight month. Production reached 6285 planes, 3 percent below the 6454 target, with 6235 planes accepted. The March schedule calls for 257 planes of all types, while Arcoy and three Navy plants producing critical models reported 227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Arcoy
Navy
Planes Behind Schedule Raise Deficit Concerns
Several manufacturers producing critical and non critical planes exceeded schedules. The overall deficit worsens as delays accumulate, highlighting gaps between planned output and actual production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blume Post
Kage
North Troy
Scout Leaders Plan Training School
List Highland Division
Bernard L. Montgomery
Alan Bracke
General Crerar
Camp O'Donnell
Luzon
Lees Lohoes
Paladex
Cary
Ethel Grant Barrymore
NONE
THE
Lonely
Heart” Elson ' Eddy ‘Knickerber
Gharles
Ronald Colman
Marlene Dietrich
Kismet
Slan Mancnan
Laraine
Rivoli
Mark Twain
Fredric Mateh
Alesis Smira
Ednar Barrier
Secrets of
Scotland Yard
Hollywood Canteen
Jack Hstex
Aarriet
Mademoiselle Fift
Sion Simone
John Emery
Dixie
Frances Langford
Guy Kibtee
Piswold
Walter Srernan
Lauren Bacall
Dolores Moran
Ie Carmichael
Ene
Warner Baxter
Crime Doctor's Courage
Radio
Theiler
Parker Theatre
Bendix
Bonlevy
Wake Island
Albert Dekker
Walter Abel
John Payne
Sting
Edmond Breen
Dan Duryea
Fritz Lang
Anunnally Johnson
WAC
Madio Pictures
Tee
Ententiarntat
Pe Maithe
Tom
Errol Flynn
Burma
Warner Errytr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!