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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

5

Welfare Farm Gardening Plans Mapped

Plans for war time gardens at the Rensselaer County Welfare Farm were outlined after a conference with Douglas Hudson Samuel B. Dorrance and Al Kane. Last year seventy plots produced an average $75 crop per plot. This year twenty to 25 plots will go to County Welfare Department employees and forty plots to South End residents. Mayor John J. Ahern supports cooperation with the Victory Garden Organization. An assignment and plot reservations will be announced later.

Rensselaer County Douglas Hudson Public Welfare Samuel B. Dorrance al Kane Welfare Farm Hudson County Welfare Department South End Welfare Home John J. Ahern Public, Welfare Victory Garden Victory Garden Organization Dorrance

Troy Fire Apparatus Demonstration At Central Fire HQ

City officials and firefighters witnessed a morning demonstration at Central Fire Headquarters. Frank M. Ames, Fire Chief Carl A. Smith, William F. Luby, Ameda Bell, Walter P. Moloney, and others observed a film on modern equipment and a live show by T P. Sanders focusing on extinguishing electric, grease, alcohol, gasoline, and oil fires.

Troy Fire Department Central Fire Headquarters Frank M. Ames Public Safety Carl A. Smith William F. Luby Ameda Bell Walter P. Moloney Martin B Stack T P. Sanders

Jewish Youth League Service at Beth Israel Tonight

The Jewish Youth League will hold special services at Beth Israel Congregation tonight at 8 15 pm with Rabb Isaac J Teicher in charge. A symposium on The Story of the American Jew features Ruth Apt Estelle Siegel Bernard Adler and Marvin Cohen. An Oney Shabbos hour follows with hosts Mr and Mrs Simon Stanger. Other Sabbath services occur at Sharah Tephilah and Beth Israel today at 6 45 pm and tomorrow at 8 am. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock hosts sponsor father and son services by the Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood.

Jewish Youth League Beth Israel Rabb Isaac J. Teicher Ruth Apt Estelle Siegel Bernard Adler Marvin Cohen Tomorow Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood

Grange Will Confer Degrees Tomorrow

West Sand Lake Grange plans a degree conferral tomorrow evening with third and fourth degrees for a large class. The program will be led by Chifford Moul’s degree team, with Wilbur J. Bower presiding. Mrs Merrill Zweig will speak and Ruth Prins will perform music.

West Sand Lake

Parole Release for War Veterans Vetoed by Dewey

Albany Governor Thomas E. Dewey vetoed a bill allowing parole or parolees honorably discharged since Pearl Harbor. He criticized parole as rehabilitation not punishment and left parole decisions to executive action. Dewey also vetoed a New York City school clerks salary bill, citing local home rule. A similar parole bill had been vetoed in 1939 1942 and 1943.

Albany Thomas E.i Dewey New York State Pearl Harbor Dewey New York City City of New York

Letters Granted On Three Estates In Rensselaer County

Judge Edward J. Donohue admitted to probate in the Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court the wills of Ella P Payne Catherine Langton and Kathryn B Hull. Payne leaves life estate to husband William D Payne with remainder to Bersheba George Barbara Jones and Colburn Jones. Langton leaves 3000 real and under 5000 personal with bequests to St Pauls Parish Little Sisters of the Poor St Vincent's Home and a niece Helen Dollard. residue to Helen Dollard. Hull's estate granted to husband Bertram G Hull. 1500 to a beneficiary.

Edward J. Donohue Rensselaer County Ella P. Payne Hoosick Catherine Langton Kathryn B. Hull Pittstown Payne Wiliam D Payne Walloomsac Bersheba C. George Barbara Jones Colburn Jones Syracuse Sylvester E. Scott St Paul's Catholic Church Little Sisters of the Poor of Troy St Vincent's Helen Dollard Fifth Avenue William OY O'Connor Hull Bertram G Hull Valley Falls

Seventeenth Ward Roll Fund Reaches 1941 Total

The Seventeenth Ward Honor Roll Committee reports a net fund total of 1941 dollars with 275 dollars in additional contributions this week. Alderman Henry E. Smith, treasurer, notes ongoing donations and plans for a new fundraising project. Residents urged to submit full names for new enrollees and check posted lists in ward stores. A public meeting is set for April 8 at 8 p.m. at the Twin Tong Steamer House, with Rev. E Eugene Cufiningham inviting all residents.

Seventeenth Ward Ewining Steamer House Henry E. Smith E. Eugene Cufiningham Ong Steamer House Cunningham

Red Cross Drive Slump Promptly Rebuked by Industry Heads

Industrial management and business leaders faced criticism as the Red Cross War Fund in Rensselaer County reached only 60 percent of its goal. Leaders blamed complacent employers and urged recanvassing. Watervliet Arsenal reported progress with $15,000 raised and the drive continuing toward the overall target of $258,000.

Red Cross Red Cross War Fund Rensselaer County First Baptist Church John J. O’brien Clueti, Peabody & Co. Inc Joseph Rosenberg

Red Cross Fund Drive Reports Mixed Results Across Towns

The chairman James McNary reported a total of 40000 yesterday. Women canvassers under Mrs John Stanton Mahony reached 101 percent of quota with 15190. Many rural branches lag behind with Waterford and Green Island at small percentages. Lansingburg schools raised 589 while Schaghticoke hit 90 percent. Johnsonville exceeded its goal. Cohoes seeks more volunteers as recanvassing begins to boost donations.

Rosenberg Recanvass John J. Ahern Wglress Harold M J. Lewis Watervliet Arsenal A. G Gillespie Gillespie Red Cross Watervliet Waterviet James McNary John Stanton Mahony Johnsonville Lansingburg Schaghticoke Waterford Green Island Cohoes

Ensign Clarence Ko Lasher Commissioned in Navy Reserve

Clarence Ko Lasher of 5 Berk sure Drive East Greenousa completed training at Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida and has been commissioned an ensign in the Naval Reserve.

Clarence Ko Lasher Berksure Drive East Greenousa Naval Ai Station Pensacola Fla Naval Reserve

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Grange Hudson Valley Agency, Inc Lawrence J. Collins Edward A. Fitzgerald Congress Street Court House Aloysius C. Kane County Bureau of Old Age Relief Isabel E. Slawson Lillis A. Hull Ruth H. Bladen Harving Chasellis Cert Tee Will Recanvass Elders The U.S Warner's Muhlfalder Gol, Casper Beautte Esprayon Shanturg River Street
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