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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

4

Convoy Sailor Finds Ocean Is Safer

Cincinnati sailor James Stevenson, a merchant seaman, left land for the sea after a hospital stay following a street car injury. He has since sailed on Liberty ships to England and Africa, surviving submarine threats with few encounters and plans to sail again soon.

Cincinnati, C Sns James Stevenson Cincinnati Stevenson New York South America England Africa Iceland Casablanca Gibraltar

FASTEETH promises firmer false teeth all day

Advert says FASTEETH alkaline powder keeps dentures in place and odor-free. It claims the product prevents slippage during moments of embarrassment and offers greater comfort, noting it does not sour and is sold at drug stores.

Perpetual calendar flyer seeks world peace via Edwards system

Willard E Edwards, a former naval reserve lieutenant and Hawaiian Air Lines pilot, promotes a perpetual calendar avoiding Friday the 13th and fixing New Year’s Day as a global holiday. The scheme resets weeks to start on Monday and divides the year into four 91 day quarters with specific day patterns. Leap years gain a second day and certain holidays land on fixed weekdays, promising three three day weekends annually.

Honolulu Willard E. Edwards Edwards U. S. Naval Reserves Hawaiian Air Lines

Bananas Help Pueblo Siblings Reach Navy Dream

Elizabeth Weidenfeller and her brother George from Pueblo pursue Navy service with Elizabeth joining WAVES and George as a seaman. A forced banana shortage to boost Elizabeth weight leads to her meeting the minimum WAVE requirement of 127 pounds, enabling enlistment.

Pueblo Colo INS Navy Elizabeth Weidenfeller George Elizabeth

Make Axis Pay For War Say Americans

In a nationwide NORC survey from Denver University 64 percent of Americans say Germany and Japan should pay for the war costs to the United States and its Allies. Forty nine percent believe the Allies should pay for materials sent under the Lend Lease Act. Results align with February and July 1942 surveys.

Denver Sns Germany Japan United States National Opinion Research Center F Ar Denver University Center

Local notes from Averill Park and nearby areas

Averill Park Mrs. Everett Young has returned from Troy Hospital and is improving. Miss Gladys Plude has returned home following a tonsil operation and is improving. The Christian Service Society meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Frank Davenport’s home. Sand Lake salvage scrap collection starts today. town trucks will collect. Mrs. Helene Hill and daughter Grace of Greenwich visited Mrs. Willard VanDerzee recently. Pvt. Charles Hack and Mrs. Hack of Davisville week-end guests of his parents. Pvt. Lawrence Barnum of the U S Navy at Camp Sampson was a week-end guest of his parents. Flowers at the Methodist Church altar Sunday morning in memory of Miss Carrie Howd by Mr. and Mrs. William Lampert and family. Pte. John Bittig and his wife.

Everett Young Troy Hospital Gladys Plude Woman's Society For Christian Service Frank Davenport Sand Lake Helene Hill Grace Greenwich Willard VanDerzee Charles Hack M . Hack Davisville R. L Frank Hack Lawrence Barnum U. S. Navy Camp Sampson William Barnum Methodist Church Carrie Howd William Lampert John Bittig

Stillwater church society meets with May birthdays honored

The Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Earl Ward in charge. Devotions led by Miss Ruth Cowin centered on "Mother." A memorial service for deceased mothers was by Mrs. Charles Cowin Sr. Next meeting planned as a family picnic at Mrs. Henry Truland's home. Also notes on Guild supper and Presbyterian Guild meeting. Personal notices listEdward Hawkins coastguard visiting, William Walker at Staten Island, and the Tomkinson family moving to Moravia.

Women’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Earl Ward Presbyterian Guild Janet Bradley Edward Hawkins Coastguard Asbury Park William Walker U. S&s. Ni Staten Island Edmund Tomkinson Arlene Marian Alice Moravia Mrs. Tomkinson

Fresh Air Fund Receives Jamaica Donation and Local News

The Troy Times notes a five dollar ninety cent Fresh Air Fund contribution from a friend in Jamaica. Frances has returned from Kansas and visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bittig, with Mr. Bittig serving in Camp Phillips artillery. The Parent Teacher Association at Central High elected officers led by Jane Cobb with Garner Roney and Elmer E Stahlman, Florence Culver, and Jean Reid assisting, as Evelyn D B Allen directs spring concert performances by pupils.

Saratoga Woman Gertrude Stansfield Dies in City Hotel

Mrs. Gertrude Stansfield, 70, of Saratoga Springs died Tuesday in her room at the Hotel Taft in New York City, apparently of a heart attack. Hotel officials said she checked in Monday with her sister Mrs. Tessie Croft.

Saratoga Gertrude Stansfield Saratoga Springs Taft New York City Tessie Croft

Banana Rabble at Naval Basic School Training Pair

The fragment notes a pair training at a naval basic school with a playful tone indicating seriousness and humor in their routine. It mentions a sister and brother both training, implying a family involvement in military education.

Banana Naval Basic Schoo

Rich and Poor Join Hendricks Field Roster

Hendricks Field Alabama adds two more names to its unusual list Second Lisus John Rich Jr Alexander City Alabama and Second Lieutenant Forrest Poore Elmhurst who arrived from the same Flying Fortress group on Long Island and are now serving at Hendricks Field.

Hendricks Field Ala Ins John Rich, Jr Alexander City Als Forrest Poore Elmhurst Long Island

Axis Destroyer Sinkings Reported Off Cap Bon

Allied radio reports say an Axis destroyer was sunk off Cap Bon Tunisia as Allied ground forces advance in North Africa against German and Italian forces. The report links the sinking to ongoing operations in the campaign in Tunisia.

Lane London Abwiers Cap Bon Tunisia North Africa

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Sailor Ocean Ellogg Hellogg Kelloca John L. Lewis Giants Rube Fixmer Reo Hitler Edwin Cox Nas Aid Averill Park Uni REA Congress Stillwater Fresh Air Fund Troy Times Fresh Air Fund Jamaica Gulden Aili Pr. Att Debt Service Troy Welfare Department the Troy Chamber of Commerce, Inc
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