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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1943

Page

8

Nazis Uneasy Over Coming Invasion in South Europe

Allied movements reported at Gibraltar and in Algerian waters point to a possible large scale invasion targeting Sicily and Sardinia as stepping stones from North Africa to the European mainland. German commentators fear southern Europe offers favorable landing conditions but note Axis fortifications could hinder such operations.Also Mussolini appeals for aid in repelling a possible southward invasion of Italy. Naomi Sayles Tent D V U meets at Mrs. Jessie Slade’s home this evening.

London Yald Gibraltar Algerian Sicily Sardina Istand North Africa Reuters Germany Tunisia Ludwig Sertoruis Sertorius Fifth Army Algeria Morocco Mark W. Clark Kurt Dietmar High Command Europe Benito Mussolini Hitler Italy Naomi Sayles Jessie Slade Fourth Avenue

Visitation of Kelloggs at Bemis Grange and Mother's Day program

County Deputy Spencer Kellogg and Mrs. Kellogg visited Bemis Hoeschts Grange on Monday evening. Mrs. Kellogg urged forming a Juvenile Grange at Bemis Heights, received a corsage, and Mr. Kellogg a bhountouniere. The group discussed Grange work, a 2 pm Friday food sale at Perrys store, and a $5 donation to Salvation Army. The Mother’s Day program featured Mrs. Kellogg on origin of Mother’s Day, piano solos, readings, a monologue, and a Father vs Mother spelling bee. carnations were given, and refreshment duties assigned. Personal note: Helen Davenport and Byron Baker spent winter in Florida and returned to Marathon. Dis trict Deputy R. W. Helen V. to visit Upton Chapter O E S and host tonight.

Spencer Kellogg Mincher Halfmoon Grange Perrys Store Salvation Army Dorothy’ Rogers Grange Earl Park Harry Hale Jessie Truland Alton Wager Edna Rogers John Smodell Fred Fiike Albert Barbelt John Smoedell Helen Davenport Byron Baker Florida

Private Lives Visit by Lodge Leaders at Second Baptist Church

Edwin Cox Bensel and District Grand Lecturer R W Roswell will make an official visit to a meeting at Second Baptist Church preceded by a short entertainment with refreshments to follow. Birthday celebrations noted for Mary Ellen Fett and a social dance hosted by Mrs James Gannon with guests Judy McLoughlin Andrea Mohan Carol Stanford Mary Dale Ford Peggy Baker Maureen Walsh Ann Burke Shirley Brewster and Mary Ellen Gannon.

Judy McLoughlin Ann Burke Andrea Mohan Carol Stanford Mary Dale Ford Peggy Baker Maureen Walsh Shirley Brewster Mary Ellen Jimmy Gannon

Circle to Meet for Installation at Danish Hall

North Star Circle meets today at Danish Brotherhood Hall at 7 p.m. to attend installation of officers of Schenectady Circle. The event features a pink and white decor. Maori and Polynesian context notes appear in the text.

North Star Circle Danish Brotherhood Hall Schenectady Circle

Lansingburg Haskell PTA Open House and Delegates Meeting

The Lansingburg Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday May 11 for an open house showing work of all grades. Ten delegates were appointed for the annual council meeting on May 26. The spring district conference will be held in Schenectady on May 27. The summer roundup of all Lansingburg schools is set for May 13 at Thomas A Knickerbocker Junior High School. A card party hosted by Court St Rita C D A will be at Bradley Hall with Mrs Joseph Rivage as chair and Mrs William Fogarty as co chair. Refreshments will be served.

Haskell Schenectady Lansingburg Thomas A. Knickerbocker Court St. Rita C. D. of A Bradley Hall Joseph Rivage William Fogarty

Blackout drills hit central New York towns and cities

A surprise air raid drill blacked out fourteen central New York communities Monday night. The drill covered Binghamton Syracuse Elmira Oswego Cortland Ithaca Auburn Penn Yan Newark Geneseo Hornell Geneseo Rochester and Batavia as the second service command authorized the operation.

New York UP New York State Second Service Command Binghamton Syracuse Elmira Oswego Cortland Ithaca Auburn Penn Yan Newark Geneva Hornell Geneseo Rochester Batavia

Laval Reported to Cede Land to Italy After War

Moscow radio quoted in a Stockholm dispatch that Pierre Laval signed an agreement to cede Nice Savoy and Corsica to Italy following the war. The unconfirmed report was aired by CBS and linked to a conference at Hitler's headquarters attended by Laval, head of the French government.

New York Moscow Stockholm Pierre Laval Nice Savoyr Corsica Italy CBS Hitler Laval

Prewar Fascist Agitation Ties Regions and Diabetes Trade

The text notes Itelen as secretary for foreign affairs and references Corsica near Sardinia, plus Nice and Savoy as parts of metropolitan France near Italy. It mentions pre war Fascist agitation for concessions from France and Tunisia. Americans buy insulin worth about 15 million dollars annually.

Giuseppe Bastianini Itelen Corsica Sardinia Napoleon Nice Savoy France Italy Tunisia

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