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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

19

Waterford Man Killed on Iwo Jima

Private Eugene Di Tommaso of Waterford and Company A Third Division Marines was killed in action on March 4. He was a native of Waterford, attended local schools, enlisted in 1942, and served in the invasions of Luzon Tarawa and Iwo Jima. He is survived by his parents and one sister. A requiem mass will be held at St. Marys Church.

Eugene di ‘Tommaso Marines Louis J. Tomsiaso South Weaverford di Tommaso Waterford Weterford New York City Senate Equito Assembly Oswald Te Heck Dewey New York State C, S Oo Federation of Eabor Labor Fred A. Younes Lowville Nizastire

Waterford Gun Club elects officers and plans youth fringe group

The Waterford Hod and Gun Club held a Monday meeting electing Joseph A. Shepard as president and Arnold G. Manville as treasurer, with staff officers for the Youth fringe club chosen. The council backed Victor Skif for permanent conservation commissioner and funded pheasant stocking. A junior group plans training on firearms safety and conservation rules with Kenneth LeVan as president and others as officers.

Rod. Gue Glup Waterford Hod and Gun Club Tselves Joseph A. Shepard Obert Folger Arnold G. Manville William Jg. Whinnery Sr. Sheplara Saratoga County Gouncil of Fish and Game Clubs Vitor Skif Organica Lion Kenneth LeVan William Diehl Maurice Dandeneau Buddy Parissi Bova Waterford Viccinity

WOUNDED Private Stellato Wrote From Hospital Ship

Wounded Marine Pvt Frank Stellato, 18, received word March 9 from his parents in 236 Fourth Street that he was wounded in action on Iwo Jima. He enlisted June 1943 and went overseas November. He worked at Economical Meat Market before service. His brother Staff Sgt William Stellato serves in Germany with the Seventh Army. Both brothers belong to the Noble Callahan Drum Corps of the American Legion.

Frank Stellato Marine Corps Iwo Jima Peter Stellato Fourth Street Marianas Stellato William Sieliata Seventh Army Germany Noble-Callahan American Legion Peter R DeLair Margie DeLair Ingalls Avenue DeLair Fagan Coal Co Joan Marge DeLair Harry J. Hull Lillian Hull

Pheasants Restocking Plan Spurs March Club Meeting

Game Club Will Bear Pheasants discusses restocking to ease wildlife shortages. They plan temporary air Barwon facility for rear chicks, seek many chicks from Conservation Department, and invite area clubs to join. Members also donate to Red Cross War Fund and hear photo program by Belvin Cohoes.

Conservation Department Siso Thip Eres Sid Algo Red Cross Wars Fund Teo 4 & Belvin Nelson Charbeneas Cohoes Mfr Belvin Frewntwater Ashing Rome Jerome Dunbar New York State Conservation Council Bear Mountain

Four Negro WACs convicted of disobedience at Fort Devens

A seven member court martial convicted four Negro WACs for disobeying orders at Lovell General Hospital and sentenced them to one year at hard labor and dishonorable discharge. Testimony included Col Crandall allegedly saying Negro WACs would do the dirty work, while Maj McCarthy noted the ruling hinges on direct disobedience. Trial remains subject to review by higher Army officials.

Fort Devens Maas Lovell General Hospital WAC Alice D. Young Washington Walter M. Crandall Hospitel Young Alberta Gozs lPuseweabia Ala Crandalll Vinalhaven Enat Crandall Bfarrison Richmond Johnnie Murphy Rankin Mary. Green Conrot Tex Maj Legn & McCarthy McCarthy

Berchtesgaden Fortress Seen In Nazi Mountain Complex

The piece describes Berchtesgaden bunkers and caves used by Hitler’s inner circle in a transformed Berghof fortress. It notes subterranean airfields, fuel depots, and stores of grain and water, with mines and mountainside factories repurposed for war needs.

Berghof Hitler Germany Koenigsee

K of C Plans Communion Breakfast at Cohoes

Deputy David P L Henry of the 4th District New York City will preside as feastmaster at the Cohoes Council 195% Knights of Columbus annual communion breakfast at Keveny Memorial Academy dining hall. James J Carroll, past grand knight and editor of the New York Late Knights paper, will speak. Holy Communion will be received at St Agnes Church mass. Fourth Degree members will wear grey t ies and gloves with baldrics and swords. the choir will rehearse at 3 PM today. Grand Knight William J Trombley will lead tomorrow’s council meeting at Remsen Street quarters.

David Henry New York City Cohoes Council Knights of Columbus Keveny Memorial Academy St. Anna Council Cotmcil Remsen Street William J. Trombiey Lee Marcil Rose Danis John Galling Honore Legasse Wiliam Fontaine Patrick O'Connor Fred Surprenant Marie Nadeau Edward Stanton Bartnick Alexander Young Willamm Dotter F. J. Miranda Michael Lavigna Joseph Ross Charles Brunelle William Hickey M. J. Lafeniere Michael Michalak Antony Toscano Desmond Havern James Carroll Vincent Meyer Charles Murray

Band of Mercy formed by Library Club joins humane drive

Library Patriotic Club members join Band of Mercy, a junior Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals group led by Mrs Edward Hinkleman. Mrs Bentley Sook of the Hudson River Humane Society spoke on the world movement started in Russia sixty years ago. Members to attend animal first aid class and observe Be Kind to Animal Week from April 15 to 23.

Ports O li Library Patriotic Club Band of Mercy Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Edward Hinkleman Bentley P. Sook Atobank and Hudson River Humane Society Russia Frst Instane Society

Pvt White Aims at Nazis Then Shoots Bear

Westbrook Maine dispatch reports Private James White on the western front shot a bear while on patrol. He quipped that it might have been a Nazi in a fur coat, reflecting wartime bravado and humor amid service. The same paper notes Trox Townsend Club 2 plans a meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with George W. Wagner presiding.

Westbrook James White Western Front Clus Trox Townsend Club 2 Diamond Rock Hall George W. Wagner

Red Cross Drive Benefit Planned At Cehoes Elks

A Red Cross War Fund benefit social, to be held at the Cehoes Elks, is announced by Le Sol Coates, campaign chairman for Kebees. Tickets are on sale citywide. proceeds go to the campaign committee. Colonel Plumiley leads the effort with other organizers named.

Cehoes Elks Benest Social Bee Crog War Fund le Sol Coates Lee Kebees Plumiley Atratgemests

Cohoes Draft Board Classifies 28 Men for Service

Cohoes draft board 35 reclassified four registrants. 5 placed in 1A. Listed names include Harold J. Wilson, Robert Bennett, Max Kimmel, Peter Salamandra, and Napoleon Ostigny among others. Class 2 B and 1 C designations given. 4 F group announced. Card party plans noted. pinochle standings listed. local Knights of Columbus tournament scores reported with leaders. Elson D. Bertrand promoted to seaman first class, stationed in the Pacific.

Cohoes Harold J. Wilson Robert Bennett Max Kimmel Peter Salamandra Napoleon J. Ostigny James F. Bracken Anthony V. Pucci Albert J. Brown Frank P. Couch Eraser Ko Maesiiav William Wall John W. Brisdais Joseph J. Ron James B. Wright Eugene C. la- Rochelle Henri Batenfan Jona L. McGill George H. Seneest Donald L. Trombley Jamies J. Oweng Stanley E. Roylinsky Wiklian Thibodeau George Nerf Wilfred FL Forest William H. Lines Donald A. Msrsell Cnartes F. Killian George T. Biberdy John J. McGrathandres Procak Steve J. Pardus Chesselt Page Joseph Nedoroscik Leonard J. Yarter Philip V. Pucci Ovils Bertrand Jefferson Avenue Elson D. Bertrand Pacific

Cohoes Man Receives Purple Heart For World War Service

A Cohoes veteran awarded the Purple Heart for wounds sustained on July 3 while serving in the Pacific Theater during World War II. He enlisted, served in the transport division, and was recognized for valor near a battlefield hospital.

Scientists Urge Extra Calcium for Growing Children

Scientists say children need more calcium than adults to build strong bones and teeth. Milk is the best source, but when children do not drink enough, mothers should use dietary aids like Cocomaft and Cocomalt to ensure adequate calcium intake.

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