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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1945

Page

13

Election Held By Local Home Bureau Meeting Report

Mrs. George Hetzer heads a slate of officers selected by the Local Home Bureau at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Helen Nevins. New officers include Harald Ibrum as vice chairman Stephen Comiskey as secretary and John J. Hetty as treasurer. A new silk lamp shade class will start May 11 at the residence of Mrs. Frank McDonald. Seventeen lamp shades were completed by the prior class. Next meeting set for June 1 at the residence of Mrs. Fred C. Wigh 2229 Burdett Avenue.

George Hetzer Trey Unelt Home Bureau Helen Nevins Colt Harald I2brum Stephen Comiskey John J. Hetty Ixeanurer I ‘Tee Pew Albert Cloutier Anne McGrath Rover Millichap Mira Frank McDonald Emmett Masterson Une Joseph H. Carr Lucien Cickner Fred C. Wigh Burdett Avenue

Waterford School Concert Highlights Songs of the Nations

Waterford School music department presented a large annual concert themed Songs of the Nations in the High School auditorium before over 50 attendees. Mrs F Victor Spraggins directed with 220 voices in senior and junior choirs, Orpheia Club, and instrumentals by Whitehurst Wood Swatling. Also noted were student accompanists, conductors, and a later PTA meeting and Knights of Columbus notices.

Waterford School F. Victor Spragging Sily Voices Marjorie Swayze Neil Whitehurst Alta Saxophone George Wood Doris Swatling Spragginswert Norman Hebrbett Mary Ryan Charles Gurka Marguerite Lemie

Partisans Attack Italian Prince Humbert in Milan Villa

Partisans fired on Villa Gresp, Milan, as Crown Prince Humbert slept. About 200 rounds were sprayed by light machine guns, but Humbert and others escaped unharmed and left the city Saturday morning.

Milan Hum-bert Trajan Gresp Humbert

Big Three discuss world charter and Polish controversy

The conference moves to blend big and line power amendments to a world charter draft as Russian, British, American, Chinese and French delegates plan a joint approach on trusteeships and regional security. Molotov informs Stettinius and Eden of 16 Polish leaders arrested, prompting calls for a full list of names and explanations while awaiting Moscow's reply on Russian participation.

Camearittees U.S Britain Russia China France United States Warsaw Molotov Stettinius Anthony Eden Red Army Eden Mototov

Coventry Cathedral to Include Unity Chapel

Plans for the reconstructed Coventry Cathedral reveal a unity chapel for free churches and Anglicans to worship together. Sir Giles Gilbert Scott designed the rebuilding with rosy red stone around the remaining spire and apse, and the plans were shown at the Royal Academy.

London Free Churches Coventry Giles Gilbert Scott Royal Academy

Air Medal Awarded to T Sergeant Paul Norris at Army Air Base

T Sergeant Paul G Norris receives the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters at an Army air base in July while serving with the 15th Air Force as a B 24 engineer guard. A 25 mission veteran, Norris is son of Mary J Norris of Green Island and entered the Army two years ago. His brother Pvt William J Norris was a German POW reportedly freed in a recent Allied drive in Germany. Norris worked for A Manning Paper Co of Green Island before enlisting and attended Catholic Central High School.

Paul ‘G. Noeeis Army Air Base 15Th Air Forse Germany Norris Dobre. A. Manning Paper Co Green Island Catholic Central High Senoo Roy

Prague Fight Escalates as Germans Threaten Ill Weapons

German leaders warned they would use ill weapons as modern warfare against the patriots if needed to quell uprisings in Prague where most key military positions were in German hands. They said Prague’s status as a hospital town would not shield it from war as Patton’s Third Army neared from Pilsen. Patriots held radio stations and fought to secure central streets while awaiting American relief.

Frost Page Prague Patton Third Army Pilsen Thve

Shushan P. VU Meet at Methodist Church Tomorrow

Shushan The P. VU will meet tomorrow evening at the Methodist Church with Jane Shields leading. Rev. Ralph Jamieson and Mrs Jamieson of Cedarville will spend the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hedges and the former pastor will preach tomorrow.

Methodist Church Jane Shields Ralph Jamieson D.D Jamieson Cedarville C. 8

KILLED IN ACTION Sergeant Guilbault Dies in Germany at 22

Henry J. Guilbault of 2 Cannon Street Green Island was killed in action April 6 in Germany after three years in service and overseas for a year. He fought in France Luxembourg Belgium and Germany with the infantry and is survived by his parents five brothers and a sister. A requiem mass was held at St Joseph's Church Green Island.

Henry J. Guilbault Leah Guilbault Cannon Street Green Island Germany War Department France Luxembourg Belgium Infantry Guilbault Lionel Edward Paul Raymond Francis Theresa Cohoes St Joseph's School United Fibre Co St. Joseph’s Church Barbara Ann O'Clair William O'Clair Hudson Avcade the Leonard Hospital Joyce Ardithjean O'Clair Frank Roberts William F. O'Clair Green Selend

Memorial Day plans and local notices from Glens Falls

Veteran groups plan a joint Memorial Day observance with a committee from all organizations. Engagements announced for Angela Siraco and Reginald Carroll. Sgt Paul Constant and Pie Relend Gebo met in Italy. Navy man Donald D. Russo returns to California after a Caribbean tour. Minor injury to James Gipe after a street accident. Local marriages and service details share community updates.

Max Anthony Siraco Broadway Angela Reginald Carroll Timothy Carroll Blinn Street Paul Constant Fred Constant Mountain Street Pie Relend Gebo Timothy Gebo Fifth Avenue Italy Gebo Donald D. Russo Sle California Dewey Russell Elbow Street Caribbean Panama Edward Cleary Ernest Edward Cleary The Wavy Margaret Rose Salomone Joseph Selomoneé San Francisco Cal South Pacific James Gipe

New Owners Must File OPA Rental Change Report

New owners of property in the Troy Albany Schenectady rental district must file a special rental report with the OPA rent office if ownership changed since rent ceilings became effective. Present owners must submit the report by May 15, with simplified forms for single units or large projects.

Troy Albany-Schenectady OPA Robert W. Christie Mgr Christie

Troy Public Library Displays New Books

The Troy Public Library will exhibit a selection of new titles for one week. Included are Democracy under pressure, Pioneers in world order, an American appraisal of the League of Nations, First round, How you can get a better job, Modern Hoyle, and several works on education, politics, and fiction including Buffalo coat and Winds.

Troy Public Library Stuart Chase H. E. Davis League of Nations Joseph Gaer C. O EH. C. Stone Merry Land Amy Theatticalg W.T. Thayer F.B. Whitten America Carol (Rytie) Brink R de L. Kirkbride Grace (Livingston Lutz Sagers Kathleen Norris Appleby’s End J. L . Stewart

War Loan Week drives and lodge meetings in Troy area

Housing meetings are planned by Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in Troy this week with various lodge gatherings including Diamond Rock Hat and Jewish Community Center. A goal of 750,000 dollars has been set for Cohoes in the Seventh War Loan campaign starting May 14 and running six weeks. Descriptions cover multiple lodge meetings, obituaries, a chest clinic, Legion post, floral society film night, devotion period, a birthday party, and club meeting notices from the community.

Odd Fellows and iCohoes Odd Fellows and Rebekah Troy Dismond Rock Lodge Diamond Rock Hat Trojan Lodge Hudson Valley Street Harry Macomber Noble Grand Diamond Rock Balk Aulbia Lodge Athenian Lodge Fridsr Diamond Rock Hall Union Rebekah Lodge Cohoes J. Harry Soden Sane Edward G. Delude Soden

Charles Myers Heads Couse Community Center Officers

Charles E. Myers, president, led the newly elected officers at the Couse Community Center annual meeting. Plans were set for a social evening on May 25 to benefit the Bruen Ambulance Fund in Clinton Heights. Elected officials include William Glaz as vice president, Mrs. Edward A. Doran as secretary, William Michaels as treasurer, Hugo Rieck as trustee for three years, and Joseph Rapp with Mrs. William Conies to the Finance Committee.

Charles E. Myers Couse Beneft Bruen Ambulance Fund Clinton Heights Wiliam Glaz Edward A. Doran Wiliamichaels Hugo Rieck Dire Joseph Rapp William Conies

Jewish War Veterans Delegates Named for New York Convention

Delegates to a one day state convention of Jewish War Veterans in New York June 17 were appointed yesterday afternoon at a meeting of David Chodikett Post in the Jewish Community Center. Commander Jacob W. Caplan presided and the delegates include Caplan Chuckrow Braimen Weiss Swartz Kaplan Freidlander and Schiavak. An invitation was accepted to join Ambrose Senlty Post American Legion Albany in a memorial service at Our Lady of Angels Church Albany Sunday.

New York David Chodikett Post Jacob W. Caplan Comtandsx Caplan Ben *Chuckrow So? Braimen Sol Weiss Abrehem Swartz Meyer Kaplan Edward Freidlander Max Schiamiak Ambrose Senlly

Stolen 1837 coupe recovered by radio patrol

Sgt Coleman J. Lyons and Patrolman William J. Ryan of the radio patrol recovered a 1837 coupe owned by David Cohen of 153 First Street. It had been reported stolen Friday night from Congress and Hiver Streets. The tires were found in Harrison Place.

Coleman J. Lyons William J. Ryan Radio Patrol David Cohen First Street Congress Hiver Streets Harrison Place

Cohoes Couple Wed in Double Ring Ceremony

A Cohoes couple wed in a double ring ceremony as Cpl Richard Trombley and Miss des Harte exchanged vows. The bride wore an organza gown with lace, veil, and white roses while the maid of honor wore a matching organza dress with a yellow rose headdress. A reception followed at VW Hall with guests from Canada, Mechanicville, and Schenectady.

Des Harte Quevilien Mir Frankten Mla Vier Boulevard Cencee Cpl Richerd Ani Hall Trombley Canada Mechanicville Schenectady Cohoes High School South Pacife Maine Trazabley Watervilat Arseimal

Cohoes Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Date and Family Milestones

Mr. and Mrs. George Vogel of 64 Chestnut Street Cohoes marked their 23rd wedding anniversary and their grandson Hubert Lajeunesse of Waterford celebrated his seventh birthday with a family dinner featuring a wedding and birthday cake. The Vogels, wed March 3 1920 at St Bernard's Church, have four daughters and a son Pvt. George Vogel serving in Germany. Personal Adjutant Mrs. William Addy, formerly in charge of Salvation Army work in Cohoes, has returned to Johnstown after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Exbert Normington of 235 Monne Street.

George Vogel Chestnut Street Cohoes Hubert Mer. Thomas Keveny Rudolph Lajeunesse Waterford Beren Corinne Mary Vogel Pvt George Vogels Germany William Addy Salvation Army Co- 2Xoes Jownstown Exbert Normington Monne Street Jonnstows

French First Army Captures Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm

Paris radio reports the French First Army has captured Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Germany. Also reported as prisoners are former German Ambassador to Italy Hans-Georg von Mackensen and former ambassador to Britain Baron Konstantin von Neurath, once Hitler's foreign minister. Paris HQ provided no further details.

London Paris Friedrich Wilhelm Germany Haly Hans-Georg von Mackensen Britain Konstantin von Neurath Bohemia and Moraine Hitler First Army

Two Injured In Cohoes Auto Accident

James F P Forman of 65 Central Avenue Cobos was riding in a car that crashed through a fence on Saratoga Street. The car crossed Saratoga Street and damaged a fence then stalled. Forman suffered contusions and was treated. witnesses and police were involved. repairs and statements followed.

James FP. Forman Central Avenue Cobos Whey Forman Wes Newark Formen Saratoga Street Keough Lancaster Congress Main Street Remsen Street

July 1 Deadline Set for Cohoes Reservoir Plans

The deadline July 1 for postwar improvements to the Cohoes reservoir was set to be submitted to the State Postwar Planning Commission. Deputy City Engineer Prapt Hines reported the project approved by state authorities, with former City Engineer Hugh P. McHee directing plan preparation. Estimated repairs and construction total about 3130.08, with the state paying part of the drawings and specifications. Public Works staff and others will begin temporary repairs after a recent reservoir survey.

Cohoes Prapt Hines Hugh P. McHee Department of Public Works

Memorial Day observance plans outlined by general committee

Memorial Day program details were discussed at a Friday meeting of the general committee in the G A R rooms on Remsen Street. Charles N. Cole presided with veterans and patriotic group representatives in attendance. The panel will reconvene Friday night to finalize plans for the observance on May 30. Roy Summers to preside. refreshments to follow.

General Committee G. A. RB Remsen Street Charles N. Cole Ub Lodge Cohoes Lodge A. Mi Cohoes Masonic Temple Armory Roy Summers

Neglect Endangers Girls Growth And Teeth Health

Public health notice warns that calcium and vitamin D deficiencies from poor diets can stunt bone and tooth development. It promotes milk as the best daily calcium source and highlights Cocomilk as a calcium rich product, suggesting three glasses of milk daily as part of a balanced intake.

Gil Sam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Local Home Bureau Waterford-Halfmoon Parent- Teacher Association Sirs Ernest Brown Slechanieville Road Elveh Reed Waterford Council Knights of Columbus Stanley A Bonéreau Thomas DeMars George Shepard Frederick Whiting William A. Crowther Edward O'Connor Thomas F. Gaynor Michaell Harrigan Waterford School No. 2 Mildred Wilkes Pearl Harbor Caroline McKee Stephanie Ann Wood George Fegzen Fred Wilkes Ewin Sini Carlton Rudedushr Robert Palmateer Kay Burnham Peterman Sgt Paul G. Norris Coventry Cathedral Shushan Ais Arms Voori Chunk’s Brook Clark Wright George Clark Wilder John Merrims Mirs William Leniler Arthur Proulx Dorset Bila Edgar Charles Woodcock Graham Sutherland Anaquassicoke George Rogers Providence John Stlverly William, Roberson Greenwich Andrew M. Beaty Fort Rodmen New Bedford Mass AL Murray Beaty Hedges Lake Lewis Stimpson Mary McClean Hospital Hitehall John Moore Glens Falls Watson Carswell Jeanne Wood Mix Fenwick Vanderwerker Poultney Street Eno Howard H. Salisbury Okinawa Western Pacific U.S. S. Comfort Anerey Amedee J. Veve Codoes Johnston Arenue Beatrice A. Flansigan Mra Vere St. Agnes Church Rosary Society Afiss William HL. Neland Hector Herbert Montreal John Greenfeld A. Hugh Irvington N. J Anna Hill Johnsonville Tonter Row Marra Fenéral Oakwood Cemetery Albany County Tuberculosis Association City Bak R. 3. Erickson Oliver Durland Florence &. Nellis Mildred Brown Association E. J T. Ruane American Legion Oneida Street Claude C. Foster Lawrence A. Miller Central Arimae St. Bernard's Church Janet Carter Lancaster Streeit Masonic Temple Apm Roy E Summers Mount Moriah Charles Myers Couse Group Jewish Post Funny Azamee Keke Liberty Ken Cohoes Reservoir Norito Norio Cnbecom Stuarts Health Institute Fowth
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