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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1944

Page

13

Tales Of Horror From Gripsholm Repatriates

The 669 repatriates on the Gripsholm recounted German atrocities in occupied Europe. Alberta Erdtsieck and Harry Kirkpatrick described shootings in Dutch streets and mass killings of Czechs and Jews after Heydrich’s assassination. Some groups faced family separations on returning to the United States.

Jersey City N. J Gripsholm Blonde Iowa Alberta Erdtsleck Harry Kirk- Patrick Pomona Reinhard Heydrich Hitler Misa Erdtsieck United States Holland Amsterdam Women's Army Corps Kirkpatrick Prague Skoda Pilsen Heydrich John Roll Binghamton France America Army Ellis Island

New York Irish Parade Amid Rain Draws Thousands

The 116th annual St Patrick’s Parade in New York drew about 48,000 marchers and 200,000 spectators along Fifth Avenue in steady rain. Army Capt Stephen J Meany, chaplain of the 169th Infantry and famed Fighting 69th, led the march after being wounded in action last November while attempting to aid a comrade.

New York (P Makin Island Sons and Daughters of Erin St. Patrick Fifth Avenue Army Stephen J. Meany S.J 169Th Infantry New York

De Valera Stresses Irish History In St Patrick Day Address

Prime Minister Eamon De Valera told Dublin listeners on the St Patrick's Day radio address that Ireland endures as a nation because it would not yield. He linked this to Eire's 1,500 year history and to the current policy of refusing to oust Axis diplomats at the United States’ request, a stance that has prompted Britain to isolate the island.

London Eamon de Valera Hire St. Patrick’s Day Dublin United States de Valera Eire

Magnetized Needle Guides Chest Surgery in Macon

In Macon Georgia an 18 year old, James King, had a steel splinter removed from his chest using a magnetized sewing needle suspended by thread to locate the incision site. The technique echoes a Pearl Harbor era invention now used in large hospitals.

Macon James King Pearl Harbor

Palestine Plan Faces Military Rebuff in Congress Move

The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to postpone a resolution urging unrestricted Jewish immigration to Palestine, saying military authorities advised against immediate action. The decision reflected strong military voice opposing rapid congressional endorsement.

Washington Congress Palestine House Foreign Affairs Committee

Saboteurs disrupt Dutch rail system in occupied Holland

Aneta reports widespread sabotage of the Dutch railway system under German occupation. Police general Walther Rauter asks Berlin to send a special battalion after Dutch guards fail to quell the activity.

London Holland Walther Rauter Netherlands Berlin Aneta

Wills of Writers Probated in Emporia Kansas

William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette left the bulk of his estate to his widow Sallie L. White. The will shows White owned half the Gazette with his wife and son W L White each owning a quarter. Mrs White will own three quarters of the Gazette and the Gazette building. Fourteen long serving Gazette employees each receive 1000 dollars. W L White receives a farm, while real and personal estate are valued at 68505 dollars with 65000 dollars of life insurance payable to Mrs White not part of probate.

Emporia, Kas William Allen White Emporia Gazette Sallie L. White White The Gazette

Five Trojans Begin Service In Marine Corps

Five Trojan men start Marine recruit training at Parrish Island after leaving Albany Recruiting Station Worded as five recruits: Thomas J. Daley Richard A. Degnan John J. Cooney John Cocuzza and Edward J. Hanlon The article notes family ties and prior employment for each, including Daley a National Guard member two brothers in the Navy Degnan a Catholic Central graduate and basketball player and Cooney a father of two with a brother in the Army Cocuzza a father of four with two brothers in service and Hanlon a father of one with Arsenal employment background

Marine Corps Albany Parrig Island Thomas J. Daley Ida Daley Burden Avenue Richard A. Degnan John T. Degnan Second Avenue John J. Cooney Jennie Cooney Fifth Avenue John Cocuzza Alice Cocuzza Ninth Street Edward J. Hanlon Margaret Hanlon Hudson Valley Fuel Co Daley National Guard Degnan Catholic Central High School Mavy Bebr- Manning Corp Cooney Coccuzza Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Arsenal Hanlon

Income Tax Changes Target 624 Dollar Threshold and New Rules

The plan raises the low threshold to 624 dollars for new taxpayers and shifts 9 million current victory tax payers to regular income tax with similar burdens. It would replace the victory tax with a single surtax, offer standard deductions, and introduce a simplified tax table for those earning under 5,000.

Ways and Means Doughton

Cobb's Widow Named Chief Beneficiary in Will

New York author Cobb left an estate valued over ten thousand dollars with his widow as chief beneficiary. A life interest in five sixths of the residue and a second life interest in one sixth funds support his sister Marie Howland of New York for life. Daughter Elizabeth Cobb Rogers receives twenty five thousand upon brother's death, other trust proceeds to her heirs. Library and manuscripts go to Carnegie Public Library Paducah. brother John Cobb of Memphis was omitted.

New York Irvin Cobb Kentucky Marie Cobb Howland Elizabeth Cobb Rogers Roger Carnegie Public Library Paducah John& Cobb Memphis Tenn la Brother

Dewey Faces Mixed Praise as New York Legislature Ends Sessions

The article notes Dewey remains a major national figure while facing skepticism at home. Northeastern lawmakers mostly back his measures, but patronage criticisms persist among Republicans. Supporters say his leadership has brought orderly closure to the session, unseen in decades.

Dewey New York Alfred E. Smith Smith

4-H Leaders Map Demonstration Day Plans

Samuel B. Dorrance reports on the Campers' Association meeting at the YWCA with plans for Demonstration Day in May. Exhibits will cover Poultry Live stock Dairy Eggs Home Projects. The steering committee includes Mrs MacPherson Mrs Campbell Mrs Heeter and Warren Miller. A Family Life Conference delegation from Rensselaer County is slated for Ithaca in early May.

Samuel B. Dorrance Rensselaer County Campers’ Association MacPherson Campbell Heeter

Mass Schedules at Cohoes Churches

St Agnes St Bernard St Joseph St Marie and St Michael list weekly mass times and priests for Cohoes parishes. Each church offers multiple low masses and a high mass, with specific times noted for 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 am services led by Rev. A Franklin Brennan Lavigne Bechard Gierlacki Flanagan Robert Reilly.

St. Agnes Joseph A. Franklin St. Bernard’s William P. Brennan St. Joseph’s Louis A. Lavigne St. Marie's Adrien Bechard Michael’s Valentine W. Gierlacki St. Patrick's Thomas A. Flanagan Sacred Heart Raymond J. Robert St. Rita’s Arthur J. Reilly

G I Bill Details Benefit Package for Armed Forces

The bill outlines education and vocational training up to $500 a year tuition plus $50 monthly subsistence and $25 monthly maintenance for a veteran’s wife. It also provides unemployment compensation of $15 weekly for 52 weeks, $500 million for hospital construction, up to $1,000 loans for homes farms or small businesses, and a veterans placement board. The Veterans Administration would be an essential war agency with priority access to personnel and supplies.

American Legion Veterans Veterans Administration

St Michael's Women Host Fourth St Patrick's Day Party

The St Michael's Women's Club held its fourth annual St Patrick's Day party at the Annex with more than thirty members in attendance. Mrs. George Maloney chaired the event assisted by Mrs. Edward Archer, Mrs. Joseph Talbot, Mrs. William Ryan and Mrs. Joseph Strang.

St. Michael's Women's Club George Maloney Edward Archer Joseph Talbot William Ryan Joseph Strang

Civil Service Tests Slated At Cohoes

The Cohoes Civil Service Commission will hold written competitive exams for welfare nurse and registrar of vital statistics on Thursday April 20 at 7 30 pm. Applicants must file by Monday April 3 and be city residents for at least one year. Current incumbents are Sally Cummings and Edmund F. Kearney with salaries 1300 and 700 respectively.

Cohoes Civil Service Commission

Reunion in Pacific War Zone for Cohoes Brothers

Mr and Mrs Earl McMahon of 160 Bridge Avenue Cohoes received letters from four sons serving in the armed forces. Howard, in the submarine service, reported meeting Earl Jr with the Army in the Pacific. Donald and Russell serve in the Navy in England. Armand plans to enter service soon.

Cohoes Earl McMahon Bridge Avenue Armand Howard McMahon Submarine Service Earl, Jr Army Pacific Donald Russell Navy England

Cohoes Girl Weds Navy Man in City Church Ceremony

Miss Mary A. Morin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Morin of Cohoes wed Radioman third class Albert J Spiroff US Navy son of Mrs Charles Spiroff of Corona New York at St Bernard s Church in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev Joseph A Kelly Miss Mary A Coyle played nuptial music with maid of honor Miss Dorothy J Martin and best man Pfc Charles A Sprroff The couple kept a reception at the Morin home with corsages of orchids and red roses Spiroff will report to Washington DC for further duty assignments.

Mary A. Morin John Morin Saratoga Street Cohoes Albert J. Spiroff U. S. Navy Charles Spiroff Ninety-sixth Street Corona St. Bernard’s Church Joseph A. Kelly Mary A. Coyle Dorothy J. Martin Pfc Charles A. Sprroff U.S. Army Kelinsky Texas Co New York City Spiroff Newton High School Radio Corporation of America Washington, D. C

King Peter May Wed Rumors Sweep London

Persistent rumors in London say King Peter of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra of Greece may marry soon. The 20 year old king arrived from Cairo a week ago and has been seen with the 18 to 23 year old princess. Their betrothal was announced in August 1943 after meeting at Cambridge University in 1942 where the king studied and Alexandra trained as a Red Cross nurse.

London Peter Yugoslavia Alexandra Greece Balkan Cairo Cambridge University Red Cross

War Workers May Get Demobilization Pay

A Senate military affairs subcommittee studied a draft industrial demobilization bill. An amendment would authorize dismissal pay for war plant workers losing jobs when government contracts end. Severance could reach up to six weeks pay or $200, with a limit of one week per six months of service.

Washington UPI Senate

Marooned Miners Receive Food Near Ouray Colorado

Several hundred pounds of food reached fifty miners isolated since Monday at the Treasury tunnel project on Red Mountain. An 11 mile trek from Ouray used a caterpillar snowplow, a pack horse, a truck and an automobile to deliver the supply, with forty five dozen eggs as the major edible until yesterday.

Ouray Treasury Tunnel Colorado Red Mountain

False Alarm Sparks Oak Wood Fire Crew Call

A false alarm from Box 468 at Oak Wood Avenue and Tenth Street summoned firemen at 2:06 a.m. today.

Oakwood Avenue Tenth Street

Cohoes Draft Board Calls Special Group For Induction

Cohoes Selective Service Board No 345 mails notices for a March 26 induction week. The number of draftees is undisclosed. selectees were pre inducted on March 1 after physicals. Marine corporal Edgar Belleau Jr. from 55 Western Avenue earned promotion after 14 months in the South Pacific.

Cohoes Selective Service Board No 345 Edgar Belleau, Jr U. S. Marine Corps Edgar Belleau Western Avenue Parris Iisland N. C Quantico Jacksonville Fla South Pacific

Cohoes City Clerk Transfer and Staff Changes

Miss Edna A. Keeler is transferred from the city treasurer’s clerk post to the Department of Public Works. Gloria Zalopany is appointed to fill the vacancy, with salary allocations split between the Public Works and Water Bureau. The Treasurer’s office clerk salary rises to 1600, and a chief inspector of the Water Bureau salary remains 1900 after John F. Walsh’s Navy enlistment.

Edna A. Keeler Wiklow Street Cohoes Eity Department of Public Works Gloria Zalopany Gainer Street Treyisioans Public Works Commissioner Water Bureau

Sermon Topics in Cohoes Churches

Several Cohoes congregations announce sermons and youth programs for Sunday. Rev George F. McElvein preaches at First Baptist on living concerns, with the Sunday school at noon. Other churches list topics and youth events, and obituaries note services for Mrs. Helen Downie and Mrs. Walter Raleigh.

Cohoes

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F.B.I WNPA G.I. Bill Ladies’ Auxiliary Collins Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans G.A.R Remsen Street Vera Smith Mary Rogers Mae Maxwell Alvina Dickinson Louise Corbell Sadie Ashley Grace Vozey Laura Noonan Mary Grogan Margaret Reily Lillian Allen Beatrice Shea Mary Murray Martha Gilligan Margaret Moran Agnes Brown Mary White Gertrude Donahue Veronica Ares Zema Hilton Emma Turpin Margaret Tinney Minstrel Mr. and Mrs. Club First Baptist Church Charles Schenk, Jr U. S. Army Ordnance Replacement Training Center Aberdeen Proving Ground First Regiment Ladies of St Anne Society St Marie's Church Rose Grignon Triangle Jean Palitsch Imwibespa Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star Masonic Dorothy Tashjian Cohoes Brothers Sumner Waite Halloran Hospital Russell Philpit Sandusky, Mich Robert F. Post Jamestown N. Y James H. Quenin Portsmouth Ark Peter Dziamba Italy War Department Christina Dziamba Congress Street Dziamba Corp Michael Dziamba Louisiana Gustav Darwak Caroline Eckiert Park Avenue White Line Spring Street Icohoes City George F. McElvein Silliman Memorial Presbysterian Church Francis L. McCauley Paul C. Hayner Earl C. Fryer St. James’ Methodist Church First Methodist Church Reformed Church Victor J. Blekkink D.D Calvary Maunder Shelley Harry H. Glass Edna Herrick Peck Robert Gardiner Borowski Edwin G. VanDerwerkin Anne Mayeli Donald R. Lewis Schuyler D. Jenkins St. John's Episcopal Church Young People's Fellowship Helen EL P Downie Fairview Avenue Northside Siliman Memorial Presbyterian Church Alex Blair Maurice Styles William VanKeuren Philip Olsaver Waterford Rural Cemetery Walter Raleigh Manor Avenue St Patrick's Church St. Mary's Cemetery Waterford Newspapreilhl
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