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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

21

Few Escape Military Duty Deferment Guidelines Drafted

A wartime directive outlines how to seek deferment for key workers in select industries. It requires individual, irreplaceable roles in extreme skill plants, with approvals routed through WPB or armed services and then to state draft directors. The rule tightens future under 26 deferments to those with explicit authorization.

C. E. Wilson War Production Board Army and Navy WPE Army-Navy Armed Services Wilson Army and Navy Air Chiefs James P. Murray Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Wpb-Army-Navy WPB Armed Service Selective Service Selective Service Headquarters

Saratoga County Hunts Wild Dog Pack

A roving pack of three dogs that killed at least ten deer, mostly bucks, was hunted through deep snow near Glass Factory Mountain in Saratoga County. Hunters killed two of the three dogs. the third fell to a buck’s defense. Game protectors and state police joined area hunters in the search after lumbermen reported the first deer kill.

Glass Factory Mountain Saratoga County

Primary Election Notice and Probate Citation in Troy

Legal notice announces a March 28 1944 primary election in Rensselaer County with Republican Democratic and American Labor slates and delegates. follows by a Surrogate Court citation to heirs of Edward A Keyes and a beer license grant GR-182i for 724 Fifth Avenue Troy with proprietor Sally Fansarilli.

Rensselaer Rensselaer County Board of Elections Edward T Nehill Harry C. Werger State of New York Robert L. Collins Edward A. Collins James J. Collins Joan J. Holand Anne K. Sharlot Seventh Avenue Troy Court House City of Edward A. Keyes Joy County of Rensselaer State of New York Nereunto Edward J. Donohue Sureropate Wald County Thia Abram L Jordan Surrogate’s Court Abraham C, Goldstein Frey Mike P. O N.Y Fifth Avenue Renaseleer County Sally Fansarilli Ave

Names In the News Pronunciation Guide Excerpt

A pronunciation guide lists names including Aemon De Valera of Ireland Los Negros island group Palau and other locations with phonetic hints to aid readers in proper reading The excerpt explains stress syllables and vowel sounds for several geographical and political names.

Eire Erin Irish Free State Air-Oh Aemon de Valera Los Negros U. S Admiralty Group Los Negros Loess Nay-Groess Palau Yap Yahp Breslau Berlin Bress-Lou Tarnopol Poland Tahr-Naw-Pole Uman Ukraine

Jap Armies in Burma Threaten Indian Front Line

Allied and Japanese forces clash across Burma as Japanese troops push toward Imphal and threaten Manipur while British and Chinese units contest in the Hukawng and Mogaung Valleys. Gen Auchinleck calls the invasion token and warns deep supply lines must hold to prevent Assam access.

India Chindwin Imphal Thaungdut Admr Louis Mountbatten Manipur Tiddim Chin Hills Mountbatten Southeast Asia Command Hukawng Mogaung Jambu Bum Shadurup Burma Maungdaw Mayu Range Buthidaung Akyab Inset Queen Victoria Joseph W. Stilwell Assam Stilwell China Claude Auchinleck State Council

Jules S. Bache Dies Financier at 82 in Palm Beach

Jules Le mon Bache 82 New York financier died at his winter home after a brief illness. He began banking as cashier at Leopold Cahn & Co in 1880 and led the firm since 1892 when it became J S Bache & Co. Palm Beach Florida death noted.

Palm Beach Fla UPI Jules Lemon Bache New York Leopold Cahn & Co J. S Bache . & Co

New Navy float method taught to save shipwrecked sailors

In Seattle a new life saving floating technique designed to keep men alive after torpedo damage is taught at naval training sites and soon to be included in programs. Capt. Stephen J. Brune says the method can be learned in ten minutes and emphasizes breathing, relaxation, and controlled positioning to float, even for non swimmers, with V-12 trainees at the University of Washington among the latest students.

Seattle Naval Stephen J. Brune Navy Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Wash Brune University of Washington

Allied Bombing Raids Hit German Bases and Berlin Fire

Allied planes attacked Handorf, Muenster, and Brunswick while Berlin burned from the previous day's assault. German fighters defended in large numbers, using a new tight fortress formation and targeted passes on the bombers. US escorts led by Thunderbolts, Mustangs, and Lightnings fought in strong force as Marauders struck the Oriel rail center for a third time this week.

Handorf Muenster Messerschmitt Brunswick Berlin U. S Stockholm Germany Oriel France Russia

Saratoga Draft Board Calls 32 Men for Tests

Thirty two Saratoga County men were listed for Pre induction physical examinations by the Saratoga Springs Selective Service Board on Monday April 3. Names include Alexander Della Valle Maxwell E Powers James E Carroll Lawrence L Lando John N Appra chamian Irving Konikoff Maynard W Green William E Benton Jr Nelson R Granger Freeman J LaTulippe Glen A Wagner Clarence E Crawford Robert G F Lynch Joseph A DeGrechie Lawrence P Baird Carl B Castle Walter F Morris Alfred E Chapman Fred Conklin John J vuroix Frank Van Wagner Peter S Nagy Kenneth Sherman Richard M Proctor Richard A Barth James J Fennell Edward Ledemann Alfred C Sherman John R Harris William D McClellan Donald D Davis William E Lloyd plus seven transfers to Board 363.

Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Lawrence P. Baird Carl B. Castle Walter F. Morris Alfred E. Chapman Fred ©. Conklin John J. Vuroix Frank van Wagner Peter S. Nagy Kenneth Sherman Richard M. Proctor Richard A. Barth James J. Fennell Edward Ledemann Alfred C. Sherman John R. Harris William D. McClelnlan Donald D. Davis William E. Lloyd

Troy Immunization Rate Up With Diphtheria Vaccine

The State Health Department reports Troy has 81 percent of children under five immunized against diphtheria through December 31, up from 75 percent in 1942. Thirty-two of seventy towns increased, while Rensselaer, Schenectady, and Hudson fell. Albany dropped to 44 percent from 51 in 1942.

Troy State Department of Health Health Department Rensselaer Schenectady Hudson Albany

Red Cross War Fund Totals by Rensselaer County Branches

The Rensselaer County Red Cross War Fund campaign announced branch totals after a daytime report meeting. Multiple branches showed varied progress toward their quotas, with Troy leading in raised funds and other towns posting smaller gains.

Red Cross Red Cross War Fund Rensselaer County Averill Park Sand Lake Berlin Ita Castleton Center Brunswick Canton Heights Cohoes Cropseville Eagle Mills East Greenbush Grafton Green Island Johnsonville Latham Lansingburg Melrose Nassau Petersburg Poestenkill Schaghticoke Troy City of Troy

Women of the Moose Cenfer Degree class initiation

Five candidates from Troy Chapter Women of the Moose joined a massed initiation in Schenectady honoring Marie Seaman Utica graduate regent. Members include Sophie Guerin Helen Vogt Annimitms Mary Luce Kathryn Fake with Virginia Bertrand leading the Troy delegation. Troy Chapter’s April 7 meeting is postponed due to Good Friday observance. A social will be held Thursday at Mrs Vogt’s home.

Troy Women of the Moose Women of Chapters Schenectady Marie Seaman Utica College of Regents of the Order Sophie Guerin Helen Vogt Annitims Mary Luce Kathryn Fake Virginia Bertrand

All-Troy Club to Honor Two Members Sunday

Thomas Connelly and Frank J. Grovenger will be honor guests at a testimonial dinner Sunday at 3 PM given by the All-Troy Club. Plans were formed at last night’s meeting as committees were named with James J. Foley as general chairman.

Thomas Connelly Frank J. Grovenger All-Troy Club James J. Foley William Faden Cornelius J. Kelleher Charles Dahl Philip Burger Carl Langerman Harry Beaudoin Michael Conners Paul Jensen

Third Order to Receive Communion Sunday

Members of the English speaking branch of the Third Order of St. Francis will receive Holy Communion at 8 am Sunday Mass at St. Anthony's Church. The monthly meeting follows at 3 pm with Benediction. An invitation extends to Catholics over 14 to join.

Third Order of St. Francis St. Anthony's Church

Drama Group to Debut at Rotary Club and Local Benefits

The Little Theater of Troy plans three experimental one act plays under director Robert W. Ames. The Camel Players will debut at the Troy Rotary Club dinner on April 18 and perform for the Heatly School PTA in Green Island and Mt Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church, with further dates to be arranged. The group, 38 members strong, will also rehearse a three act experimental play next week, open to newcomers for future roles.

Little Theater of Troy Robert W. Ames Troy Rotary Club Heatly Green, Island Mt Ids Memorial Presbyterian Church Ames

Balkan Collapse Rumors Grow as Hitler Seeks Romanian Pact

British and Vichy broadcasts report pressure on Romania as Nazi troops threaten occupation or full collaboration. Rumors say Antonescu may be summoned to Hitler, with Hungary’s Horthy visiting Hitler amid talks of Transylvania and bolstering German efforts against the Soviet push on the Prut frontier.

London Balkans Hitler Romania Balkan Ion Antonescu Nicholas Horthy Hungary Germany Prut Ankara Antonescu Transylvania Vichy Associated Press Europe

OPA Invalidates Gas Coupons After March Thirty-One

The Office of Price Administration said that gasoline coupons B and B-1 and the old E and B tickets become invalid for public use after March 31. B and B-1 have not been issued since November 30, 1943, and E and R tickets since October 1, 1943. Coupons with later expiration may be exchanged for new ones at local ration boards.

Washington UPI Office of Price Administration OPA

Fly Denies FCC Hindered Army Charges

Chairman James L. Fly flatly rejected charges that the Federal Communications Commission hindered the Army in radio matters calling the claims wholly false and ridiculous. He spoke against allegations raised by Eugene Garey former attorney for a House committee probe into FCC practices.

Washington (P Federal Communications Commission James L. Fly Eugene Garey House FCC

School assembly features vitamins film by Troy educator

Joseph T. Sproule Troy director of vocational education at Troy High School presented a motion picture on vitamins and their importance at an afternoon assembly yesterday. Edward W. O'Brien, principal, introduced Mr Sproule as the meeting opened with a flag salute led by Joseph De Mase.

Joseph T. Sproule Troy Troy High School Edward W. O’brien Mr. Sproule Joseph de Mase

Y M C A Plans Elaborate Lenten Good Friday Service

The Y M C A will hold its traditional Good Friday service in the lobby at 9 am on April 7. Rev. Richard Cummings of First Baptist Church will officiate and preach, with Troy Vocal Society mentors forming a quartet including G Howard Bullitt Theron L Reynolds William M Marvin and Randolph Whitney. Deacons Arthur H Lofgren and Arthur Coonley assist as Joseph Dunwoody Robert W Ames Frank Matthews Morrill W Paine lead the arrangements.

At & Am Richard Cummings First Baptist Church Paul W. Rogers Troy Vocal Society G. Howard Bullett Theron L. Reynolds Randolph Whitney Arthur H. Lofgren Arthur Coonley Joseph Dunwoody Robert W. Ames Frank Matthews Morrilli W. Paine

Housewives May Aid Farm Labor Crisis In Upstate New York

The Department of Agriculture predicts more women and girls will work on upstate New York farms in 1944 due to a manpower shortage. Housewives students and older men may comprise the largest new group, with recruitment programs needed to boost seasonal labor to 1943 levels. Extended Victory Farm Volunteers and mobilization of nonfarm youth may help fill short harvest periods in perishable crops.

Che Record Newspapers Bureau Nashington New York Department of Agriculture Victory Farm

Lonergan Questioned Over Family Life After Mrs Lonergan’s Death

Prosecution records detail Lonergan’s self description as a father and husband, citing a Toronto transcript read in court. He described general apathy in the marriage and noted limited motherly behavior from Patricia. He admitted phoning his wife after reaching Marie’s apartment and said he had drinks after lunch with two women.

Lonergan Toronto Patricia Maries Miss Murphy Jean Murphy Jaburg

Truk Defense Ring Raided Again With No Losses

U S Pacific Fleet announces eleventh raid on Ponape and tenth on Kusaie for March with no Allied losses. Air forces drop seventy tons of explosives on two Caroline bases and four Marshall atolls as Adm Nimitz confirms operations against Truk defenses.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Ponape Kusaie Caroline Island Truk Adm Chester W. Nimitz Carolines Marshall Islands

Credit Men Of Area Meet in Troy

Howard G. Seaman of Behi Manning Corp. spoke at the Eastern New York Association of Credit Men gathering at the Trojan Hotel in Troy. He described the Committee for Economic Development work on postwar production and employment, field development and research, praising local leaders and sponsors.

Howard G. Seaman Behi Manning Corp Chauncey W. Cook CED Troy Francis E. Gallagher Rensselaer County Charles H. Seibert Gathering Mr. Seibert Elton P. Huyck F. C. Huyck & Sons Rensselaer John & van Epps The Merchants, Tredit Bureau Clarence J. Ryan National City Bank

French Women Win Vote After Assembly Adopts Suffrage Article

In Algiers the consultative assembly approved a suffrage article granting French women the right to vote for the first time. A proposal to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 was defeated.

Algiers Consultative Assembly

Fire Debris Uncovers Body of Woman in Albany

The body of Mrs. Lucy Remore was found after a three day search following a fire on Morris Street Albany. The blaze also cost the lives of firefighter Harry T. McCarthy and injured several others as crews battled the inferno and recovered remains from the ruins.

Lucy Remore Moon Morris Street Albany Carl A. Smith Troy McCarthy Frank Lynch Howard Jordan Minnor Watervliet Avenue Lynch Jordan

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Frank Colby Jules S. Bache Saratoga Draft Board Litchfield, N. H William, James and Sterling Colby Rotary Club Y.M.C.A Credit Men of Area W. N. Vandercar Remsen Wal Oxfords PT Es River ST
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