Red Cross Canvassers Near Goal at City Drive Luncheon
Women workers in house to house canvass for the Red Cross War Fund Drive report 9 percent of their goal at an overflow luncheon at First Baptist Church. Mrs John Stanton Mahony said $14 000 of $15 000 is raised and expected soon to reach the target. Several ward chairmen announced doubled quotas. Harold M J Lewis urged all divisions to follow suit. An upcoming report meeting is set for next Thursday at the same church with Mayor John J Ahern as honorary chairman. Robert Smyth spoke on fund raising for the North Atlantic area. drinks were provided by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Stanton Mahony
Harold M. J. Lewis
Rensselaer
Church Fellowship Hall
Robert Smyth
North Atlantic
Red Cross
John J. Ahern
James DB. McNary
Watervliet
Sanford Osterhout
Wynantskill
Raymond J. Hannon
Robert Wells
Drive
Theresa Glazewski
Anna Grygatis
Tosia Glenn
Sophie Jacon
Musketeer Canine Trio Battle Barrel Cactus in Arizona
Camp Horn Arizona report tells of Aramis a canine musketeer from the 104th Reconnaissance troop who became impaled on a barrel cactus. Porthos and Athos rushed to aid, cutters were used to free him, and Aramis faced hospital treatment before rejoining his companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Horn, Ariz
Alexander Dumas
104Th Reconnaisance
Timberwolf Division
Terry Allen
Porthos
Athos
Aramis
Arizona
Hen Keeps Returning to Neighbor's Garden in Montrose
Mrs. al DeVries of Montrose reports a neighbor's hen visits her yard daily. The bird enters the DeVries henhouse each afternoon, lays an egg, then returns home about a block away. Local tale highlights a well behaved hen with no aggression or trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
S. D
al DeVries
DeVries
Troops Seek U S Dead in Tunisia Hills
American graves units comb Tunisian hills for fallen doughboys buried hastily on battlefields. They recover bodies for transfer to new American cemeteries, using tooth charts and dog tags to identify the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafsa
Tunisia
U.P
Tunisian
Sergt
Donald McHenry
New York City
McHenry
Washington
War Department
Meyer Brown
Post Office
Chicago
Eugene Yarris
Augusta
Kan
Faris
Tired Feet Find Quick Relief with Emerald Oil
Swollen tired feet pain is eased by Moone's Emerald Oil after a hot foot bath. In about 15 minutes the pain and soreness disappear. Buyers are urged to get a bottle today at any good drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Citation for sale of estate in Troy Surrogate Court
The People of New York cite Robert L. Collins Jr and others to show cause before the Surrogate's Court in Troy on April 10 1944 why the real property of Edward A Keyes deceased residing at 196 Seventh Avenue Troy should be ordered sold for payment and distribution to entitled parties. Judge Edward J Donohue notes the filing by Abraham L Jordan clerk and Abraham L Goldstein attorney for petitioner with address 5 State Street Troy N J. Sall Fansarilli doing business as Fifth Ave Quality Market at 724 Fifth Ave Troy is listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Robert L. Collins, Jr
Ward A. Collins
James I. Calling
John 3
Holand
Anne R. Shariot
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Rensselaer County
Court House
City of
Edward A. Keyes
Hennselaer
State of New York
Edward J. Donohue
Gurrorate
Abram L. Jordan
Abraham L. Goldstein
P. QO. Addrews
N. J
Luxury Liner Planned for River Cruises
Chattanooga officials announce inland luxury cruise line on the Tennessee River from Knoxville to Paducah. A 300 passenger semi lake vessel over 200 feet long, 50 feet beam, passes the Hale’s Bar lock. Ingalls Shipbuilding drafts plans with 150 staterooms, private baths, air conditioning, diesel power, and year round operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Renn
Tennessee River
Earl P. Carter
Tennessee Waterways Conference
Knoxville
Tenn
Paducah
Emmett 8
Newton
Tennessee
Hales Bar
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Decatur
Ala
Pascagoula
Miss
Tennessee River Gorge
Great Power Dams
River cruiser lines promise scenic views for travelers
Newton described cruiser-lines that will travel at about twenty miles per hour and draw six feet. The launches will let tourists, vacationists and motorists enjoy scenery unseen by land travel as the river passes from Paducah to Knoxville, where it joins the Ohio and nears Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Paducah
Ohio
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Selective Service Headquarters
U. S
Troy Record CO
Philco
Sale
Sale Sato
Phanstiehl Needle
Recoton
Cluett & Sons
RCA
Needles
Jensen Needles
Music Headquarters
Cluett
Broadway
Troy, N. Y
State Street
Schenectady
Rca-Victor
NEW Catalog
America
Fifth Avenue
Remainer County
SALL
Fansarilli
Fifth Ave
River Cruises
Third ST
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
S. Paul Proctor
4Th ST
Maeinz
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