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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1943

Page

2

Hamilton Given Prison Term In Albany Court

George N. Hamilton, 37, of Wall Place, Troy, sentenced to two and a half to five years in Clinton Prison as a second offender on a plea of guilty to a reduced charge of attempted grand larceny second degree. He had walked from Albany County Court during a grand larceny case and was linked to scrap brass theft from the New York Central Railroad. He was later questioned by FBI in Troy regarding the Selective Service Act.

George N. Hamilton Wall Place Troy Albany Clinton Trojan New York Central Railroad Hamilton Liberty FBI

Fair- Enough Fair- Enough Phoenix Leader Cuts Meat Supply

Phil Torrea, a top Arizona meat packer, has reduced his output to 25 percent of normal with 40 percent going to the Army and the rest to hotels and restaurants. He sends no meat to local retail but warns of losses from price ceilings while facing drought and scarce cattle. He operates other businesses and keeps a patriotic public stance amid a beef shortage and rising black-market rumors. His sons serve in the military, linking his stance to national service.

Phoenix Ariz Phil Torrea Arizona Torren Washington Chicago Mr. Torren Tuerson Tucson Torrea Dieppe Germany Eddie Butch. O'Hare

Hudson Falls Soldier Killed In North Africa

Pvt Ralph Bertrand of Hudson Falls was killed in action on the North African front March 31. He was the fourth local youth to die in World War II. Enlisted January 1940 at West Point, he had served over three years, visited his son in 1942, and sailed overseas in July after training at Fort Devens Massachusetts.

Pvt Ralph Bertrand Hudson Falls Cora Moore School Street Bertrand West Point Falls Fort Devens Mass

High Water Stall Delays Gas Shipment on Canal

The State Barge Canal stayed three feet above normal with water at 21.3 feet as high waters began to drop. Gasoline tankers could not pass some low bridges while a grain laden barge headed east through Troy and Albany. Tank car supplies eased a local gas shortage and officials expect traffic to return to normal soon.

State Troy Albany Guy W. Pinck State Division of Canals

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