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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1945

Page

2

Missing Gloversville Man Found in Trey

Less than an hour after Donald Clyde Boyden, 26, of Gloversville, was picked up by Capt. Htbberth and others, a teletype reported he had been missing since Monday. State and Fourth Streets police found the man, who suffers amnesia, and later his father was called.

Donald Clyde Boyden Gloversville Frederick Hi Tbberth John J. Novazn Plaisclothesman Harold O'Neil Detective Bureau Bordes State Fourth Streets Ube

Lansingburg High Boosts Red Cross

A Red Cross assembly at Lansingburg High School sponsored by the Victory Service Club raised 849 mostly in savati ngs from individuals to aid the Red Cross. Frances Dakas chaired the program with David Bexwealds as master of ceremonies.

Red Cross Lansingburg High School Victory Service Club Rensselaer Coumty Frances Dakas David Bexwealds Sade Cai Bok Willam WarEops Richie Pat Ilar Davie John Geary Roger Jones Roy EL Shut Reas Lansingburg Red Cross War Fund Roy E. Shudt Rensselaer County American Red Cross Frances Dallas Shudt Sally Shields Virginia Race Sandra Shudt Rita Penn Sally Comeskey Jeanne Eckerson Mildred Gorman Norme’ Hoffetich Jane Campbell

President Proclaims April 6 Army Day in Message

President Roosevelt urged renewed energy to supply implements of war to fighting men and invited governors to issue proclamations for Army Day observance to honor soldiers. The proclamation calls for public support and civic recognition of the armed forces.

Washington Roosevelt

How Shall We Deal With a Defeated Japan

Four authorities debate the fate of postwar Japan on Ametca's Town Meeting. Admiral Yarnell Dr Yen Tolischus and Wilfrid Fleisher present opposing views on punishment versus reform as a path to lasting peace. The program, sponsored by Readers Digest, airs at 8:30 on WTRY.

Japan Ametca H. E. Yarnell Asiatic Fleet C. James Yen Otto Tolischus New York Times Tokyo Record Wilfrid Fleisher America WTRY

Weight lifters Prepare for Title Matches

Preparations for the northeastern weightlifting championships are under way in Troy. A strong Troy team represents the area at the meet opening tomorrow at 6 pm in the Bonestee gym, with Harley Hodgkins announcing a team trophy for the most points. Swimmers from Troy travel to Schemel’s for a dual meet as the season progresses.

Troy C.ay Troy Group Harley Hodgkins Schemec

Soldier Schuyler Killed in Belgium During War Service

Ser John D Schuyler of Schenectady brother of Sister John Emmanuel of St Josephs Semi martyr city was killed in Belgium in January while serving with a tank battalion. He had been wounded in France and awarded the Purple Heart.

Belgicus John D. Schuyler Schenectady John Emmanuel St Joseph’s Semimarty Itis City Belstem France

Soldier Henry Wilkinson Dies of Wounds in Luzon Battle

Private Henry Wilkinson son of Mr and Mrs William Wilkinson of 359 Second Street died in an Army hospital on Luzon February 6 from wounds suffered in the battle for the Philippine island. Telegram from War Department delivered Tuesday. He was 23 born in Plattsburg and educated in Trox public schools. His family includes a sea-going brother Walter and a younger Arthur. He re enlisted when the war began after serving with Company D 103th Infantry. He fought in New Guinea before the Philippines and was awarded the Purple Heart. He previously worked for Buchman Comfort Products Inc. and was a choir member at Christ Episcopal Church. His father served in World War I.

Pic Henry Wilkinson William Wilkinson Second Street Luzon Philippine Island War Department Walter Marite Arthur Wilkinson Plattsburg Inez McDougal Trox Buchman Comfort Products, Inc 103Th Infantry Froy Fort McClean New Guinea Philippines Henry McDougal Melvin Wilkinson Christ Episcopal Church We 2

Area Nurse Brings Tots From India

A Red Cross nurse from this area arrived in New Britain Connecticut yesterday after traveling halfway around the world to bring the children Veronica Austen and Eleanor Austen to safety. Their father Sgt James St Austin of the Army, on special furlough, accompanied them from Karachi. Eleanor is months old and Veronica is three. Mrs Mary E AteGeogh of Cambridge and Hoosick Falls is the sister of Mrs Hered Marca of 83 First Street. The children’s mother died in India after Eleanor’s birth. The nurse Miss McGeogh, a Cambridge native, cared for the babies during the trip.

Red Cross New Britain Conn Mary E. AteGeogh Cambridge Hoosick Falls Hered Marca Pirst Street Veronica Austen Eleanor Austen Sgt James ‘St. Austin The Amy Thhem Karachi India Austen Eleanor Miss McGeogh Mrs. March

Unemployment Service Official to Speak at Veterans Center

John Hemington field supervisor of the Late Unemployment Service Division will be the principal speaker at an 8 pm meeting at the Veterans Information Service Center on Broadway Bees office. Miss eth Moore will chair. Mee Remington will discuss unemployment insurance rights of veterans. Samuel W. S McCochrane will report on the room directory for service men and the publicity committee on a program submitted to a local fraternal organization.

John. Hemington Veterans’ Information Service Center Bees Office Broadway Miss’ Eth Moore Mee Remington Samuel W. S McCochrane

General Smokes Corncob Pipes From Denver

Denver businessman Guy Martin sent pipes to General Douglas MacArthur. A letter from MacArthur acting side-decamp notes the pipes arrived at a most opportune time as the general's supply was about smoked out.

Denver Cole Douglas MacArthur Guy Martin Macarthur Martin Gensra

Mechanicville Man Injured by Automobile

Frank Saroka of Mechanicville was struck Thursday night on Mechanicville Sitester Road by an automobile owned and operated by William Ciepielo of Halfmoon. He was described as fair at Leonard Hospital after possible skull fracture, mouth abrasions, and head injuries. Dr George Wilson treated him at the scene and Cpl K Cruden investigated for State Police at Saratoga Barracks.

Frank Satoka Mechanicville William Ciepielo Halfmoon Leonard Hospital Saroka West Virginia Pulp and Paper Mil George Wilson Bechanicville K. Cruden Saratoga’ Barracks

Masons Adopt LCS Crew in War Aid Program

The Renp selaer Schenactady District Masons have adopted an LCS crew, with Grand Lodge of New York sponsoring 42 ships. District lines coordinate letters gifts and birthday records while Navy approval guides the effort. Masons fund service centers dormitories medical aid radio gear flag rooms and recreation materials for Army and Navy hospitals ships and forward areas training.

Chie Renpselaer-Schenactady Grand Lodge of New York Mer Charles ‘Grosberg Navy Department Megans Grosberg Red Cross

Hairdressers See Spring Style Preview

A spring hairstyle preview was held Tuesday night at Lynn Smith Beauty Supplies for Troy area hairdressers. Organized by the local New York State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association unit, the event drew many members and friends. Guest lecturer Benardaz Guro demonstrated styling techniques on three models, with Charlotte Roesch and two others modeling. Alice D. Hayes presided as unit president, while Fred Roesch introduced the speaker and officials.

Lynn Smith Beauty Supplies Troy New York State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists' Association Benardaz Guro New York Charlotte Roesch Jant Blood Patricia Fay Alice D. Hayes Fred Roesch Rita McMullen Winifred Johnston Hopkins

Westerfield Sentenced for Third Degree Assault in Albany

William F. Westerfield, 31, of Broadway, Rensselaer, was sentenced by Albany County Judge Earl H. Gallup to one year in the Albany Penitentiary for striking a woman with a drinking glass in an Albany grill on January 25.

MAS Am. Albany Albany William F. Westerfield Broadway, Rensselaer Earl H. Gallup

Governor Dewey Praises Girl Scouts Anniversary

Governor Dewey praised the Girl Scouts, noting 1,300,000 members in America and stressing their integral role in life. He highlighted former scouts in WAVES, WAC, Marine, and SPARS, calling recruits from the group among the best additions to auxiliaries of the fighting forces.

Troy Dewey Girl Scouts America WAVES WAC Marine SPARS

Trojan Post Plans 25th Anniversary Celebration

The Trojan Post Veterans of Foreign Wars holds a 25th anniversary celebration planned for Glen Avenue with William J. McCracken presiding. Committee chairs, guests from Company BD 103rd Infantry and officers from the Eighth Air Force are among those welcomed. elections set for March 20.

Wil Edward J. Hicks McGrare 103Th Infantry Richard F. ‘Butler Ralph J. Colangione Michael Kleiiteh Kenneth Johnson Adan Z

Senate confirms Howard B. Donaldson to Public Service Commission

The Senate confirmed Howard B. Donaldson, Jefferson County Judge, to the Public Service Commission yesterday. He succeeds the term of former Li Gav, M. Witten, Brayne and Bray whose terms expired in February. The appointment marks a fresh five year term overseeing regulatory duties.

Albany Dewey Meiners i Cyaelisie Ag Public Service Commission Senate Donaldson Jefferson Li Gav M. Witten Brayne Bray Tern Dovsidsoa Ga Bey “Damit Tunkary

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