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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

9

Empty Truck Registration Set Up in Albany District

The Office of Defense Transportation establishes an Albany district office to register empty or partly loaded freight vehicles under a new plan effective Monday. The program, overseen by G. Dunn, aligns loading rules, revokes General Order ODT 13, and requires communication among carriers to secure capacity loads while exempting certain tank trucks and farm operations. A weekly traffic and vehicle flow reporting system also begins.

Office of Defense Transportation Albany G. Dunn ODT Division of Motor Transport Dunn State Street Mr. Dunn

Grant Letters on Estate of Woman Who Died in Africa

Letters of administration issued in Surrogate's Court for Caroline L. Miller a Pittstown resident who died November 17 1943 at Luebo Belgian Congo Africa granting $1000 personal estate to her father John F Miller attorney Clark Cipperly Colonie prepares for April 10 test alert with planned 24 casualties and ten fires Deputy director Harry W Pitt Jr and others discuss traffic and equipment use in trucking regulation and vehicle leasing rules under district management and compensation schedules.

Africa Caroline L. Miller Pittstown Luebo Belgian Congo Edward J. Donohue John F. Miller Hoosick Falls Clark Cipperly Colonie Harry W. Pitt, Jr

Former Troy Nun Dies in Maryland

Sister Paula visitatrix of the Eastern Province of the Daughters of Charity and former Superior of St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum died Wednesday night in Emmitsburg Maryland after a brief illness. She entered the Sisters in Emmitsburg and came to St. Vincent's Asylum in Troy where she served before being named Mother Superior in 1902. At her death she had served as visitatrix for twenty years. Funeral services will be held in Emmitsburg with interment in the Sisters' plot.

Paula The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum Emmitsburg Sisterhood

Troy Woman Enlists For WAVES Service

Margaret C. Hayes of 417 Fourth Street has enlisted in the WAVES at the local recruiting station and has been accepted for service. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan announced the move yesterday. Hayes is temporarily on the inactive list.

Margaret C. Hayes Fourth Street Joseph Sullivan Miss Hayes

Food Dealers Warn Of Token Hoarding In Troy Area

Retail dealers in the Troy 1 district report shoppers stockpiling red and blue tokens while using only temporarily valid stamps since Book 3 stamps invalidated. Tokens dwindling since Feb 28. if trend continues, original quotas may run out before mid next month. Tokens used as change can be replaced by stamps, but stamps remain needed for fresh food.

Troy 1 Gustomiis

Philip M. Raskin Sermon at Temple B'rith Sholom

Rabbi Alan Green will deliver a sermon on Philip M. Raskin at Temple B'rith Sholom on Third Street today at 8 pm. The talk recalls the poet's works applying Biblical truths to modern life and notes his recent passing.

Philip M. Raskin Israel Alan 3. Green D.D Temple B'rith Sholom Third Street

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