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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1943

Page

2

St Josephs Hospital invites visitors for Hospital Day

The Sisters of St Joseph invite the public to St Josephs Maternity Hospital on Hospital Day Wednesday from 2 to 4 pm. The Guild will run a reception and tours. The hospital, long the area’s only maternity facility, notes many mothers face strain as husbands serve in the armed forces. Mothers and newborns receive extra support from sisters and nurses.

Sisters of M. Alfreda St. Joseph’s St. Joseph’s Maternity Hospital Troy James F. Cassin The Guild Norah Burke John F. Teitsch Mary Horgan James Reddin John J. Minehan Edward M. Minehan Margaret Foley Katherine Kane Edward LeBeau Charles H. Chippendale John H. F. Coughlin Hugh V. Foley Stephen E. Comiskey Roy Tario Leo H. Quandt Joseph F. Byrne Sisters of St

Motorist Fined On Four Charges

James Weekes aged 18 of Stop 2 Albany Schenectady Road was fined 115 dollars by Justice John W Howarth of Menands for speeding driving without a license improper registration and running a red light. Louis Schmidt 18 from the same address riding with Weekes was fined 10 dollars for dis orderly conduct. Weekes was fined 100 dollars for speeding and 5 dollars for each of the other charges.

James Weekes Albany-Schenectady Road Justice of the Peace John W. Howarth Menands Louis Schmidt Weekes Justice Howarth

Troy High To Prepare Pupils Data

Troy High School, under a plan backed by the U S Office of Education, will collect data on pupils aged 16 or older who are set to graduate or leave this year. The Education Office and War Agencies seek a concise record of each youth’s achievements for Army Navy and other authorities. Doyle and Stuart will attend a Albany guidance meeting for instructions on conducting the survey and filling the educational experience summary cards.

U. S. Office of Education Troy War Manpower Commission War Department Farm Production Administration The Employment Service Armed Services United States Office of Education Natiional Association of Secondary Schools U.S. Office of Education State Education Department Army Navy Doyle W. Kenneth Doyle Troy High School Arthur Stuarts George E. Hutcherson Bureau of Guidance Board of Education Elk Street Albany Boards of Education

Former Pittsfield Mayor Jay P. Barnes Dies at 73

Jay P. Barnes 73, former mayor of Pittsfield Massachusetts, died Saturday after a long illness. He led the city from 1927 to 1930 and served as president of the Board of Aldermen, later holding additional municipal roles. A Cornell University graduate.

Jay P. Barnes Pittsfield Mass Fof Cornell University

Gazelles Shot From Army Jeep in Africa Hunt

Corp Clarence Lemieux of Tupper Lake writes from Africa about hunting gazelles from a jeep. He describes chasing herds at high speed, killing ten from a larger group and five from another, and notes that meat filled the camp rations without needing a hunting license.

Corp Clarence Lemieux Tupper Lake Associated Press Buffalo Bill Africa Dave Lemieux Lemieux

Pair Held For Joy Ride In Truck

Two 18 year olds Higgin s and Peppin were charged with burglary and grand larceny for borrowing Frank J Hooley meat market truck Friday night with a third youth and driving to Menands for a carnival and Poestenkill where they abandoned the vehicle after getting it stuck. They confessed and will be arraigned in Troy Police Court today.

Frank J. Hooley Detective Bureau Joseph P. Higgins Vliet Street Cohoes Earl Peppin Third Street Troy William R. Conroy Michael J. Kane Hooley Fourth Street Menands Poestenkil Harold Ernest East Poestenkill

County Franchise Tax Distributes 38,284.34 to Localities

The county treasurer reports 38,284.34 in franchise tax monies for the quarter ending March 31. Distributions include Troy 17,752.10. Rensselaer 15,141.77. Hoosick Falls 1,451.67. Nassau 9.12 for the town, 3.22 for the village. and small shares to Grafton East Greenbush Brunswick and others, with many towns receiving single digit amounts.

Rensselaer County City of Troy Rensselaer Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Hoosick Falls Nassau North Greenbush Petersburg Pittstown Poestenkill Sand Lake Schaghticoke Schodack Castleton-on-the-Hudson Stephentown

Six Sage Girls Win Fellowships for 1943 44

Six Russell Sage College women, including three Trojans, recieved graduate fellowships for 1943 44 announced by Dr Nils G Sablin chair of the Committee on Graduate Study They are Mary Elizabeth Gaynor Harriet Raff Gloria Schenke Hope Campbell Janet Murtaugh and Lillian Steward Steward is a Trojan who graduated cum laude last year She will pursue studies at institutions including Western Reserve Columbia Albany Medical College University of Michigan and Yale

Russell Sage Nils G. Sablin Mary Elizabeth Gaynor Third Street Troy Cumaude Harriet Raff Sag Marbor Western Reserve Gloria Schenke White Plains Columbia Hope Campbell Albany Medical College Janet Murtaugh University of Michigan Lillian Steward Yale Steward

Siena Records Sent to Iceland

Transcript of his scholastic record from Siena College has been sent to Reykjavik Iceland by L William Weinlein a laterographer third class now in Iceland via e mail He earned a pilot license after training at Siena and served in the Navy after graduating in 1941 He asked Rev Flintan Crowley O F M dean of Studies at Siena for admission to the University of Iceland and needs his records Also Edward Sharkey of Bennington receives Purple Heart for wounds suffered in a Pacific combat zone.

Siena College L. William Weinlein Albany Reykjavik Iceland Weinlein Siena Flintan Crowley O.F.M University of Iceland Edward H. Sharkey Raymond Sharkey Bennington Pacific Combat Zone

Aliens May Work in War Industries

Federal guidance states aliens may work in plants engaged in war work and should not be refused employment solely on foreign birth. Regional Manpower Director Neilson Abeel explains exceptions for contracts requiring government permission and outlines the employment process for aliens through the US Employment Service.

Neilson Abeel The Manpower Commission Froy Abeel United States Government Department

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Snapshot

Puzzle item list shows numbered clues with mixed letters and partial phrases. Entries include 10 Saucy 11 armpit 12 Capable 13 Purge II Rubbers on pencil M Cloth measure B Distant Help 27 Domesticated 0 Chairman's hammer 31 High note 32 French ? 32 Jewish festival 34 Cognizant 36 Unreal 38 Old Arable weight 40 Pig pen 42 Beams in roof 45 Ghulmpiers Si Harem rooms 54 Adherent of $5 Group that Ase ration S6 Fixed New England State tabler com

Giulmpiers

City Plans To Stock Local Ponds For Trojans

Mayor Frank J. Hogan and Troy officials consider netting game fish from the Tombannock Reservoir for transfer to Frear Park and other ponds to supply thousands of adult fish for local sportsmen. State official Justin T Mahoney notes net availability is limited and personnel are scarce due to wartime service. The plan favors using licensed fisheries with proper gear and keeping fish alive in cars for transfer while carp and suckers would be kept by fishermen as payment.

Tombannock OU Mill Hil Frear Park Belden’s Pond Frank J. Hogan Justin T. Mahoney State Conservation Department Samuel R Cooper Mr. Mahoney Troy Reserevoir Northern Drive Bekden’s Pond Sporsmen

Naturalization and loyalty notice for aliens and employees

States continuously since 1924 with out having returned to the country of origin within the last ten years. Aliens who have declared their intention to become citizens and filed petitions before Dec 7, 1941. Inquiries about discrimination should go to the Committee on Fair Employment Practice in Washington, D.C. Report disloyal activities in war industries to the nearest FBI office. Employees share this duty.

Troy Government Department United States Abeel War and Navy Departments United States Employment Service Department United Nations Orgin Committee On Fair Employment Practice Washington, D.C Federal Bureau of Investigation

Tax Reports On Four Estates Filed

In Surrogate Court transfer tax examiner Thomas F. Phelan filed inheritance tax reports on four estates. Mrs Eleanor M. Mott died Feb 20 in this city leaving 7696.39 to her husband Paul K. Nott. Mrs Sarah E. Woodward died Feb 24 in Hoosick Falls with a net estate of 3426.92 after deductions. St Luke's Episcopal Church receives 500 and John Palmer of Winslow Avenue gets the remainder. Philip Hamburger died April 23 1941 in Troy leaving a net estate of 3499.72 with Theresa Goodberlet Rochester as sister beneficiary. The four estates list attorneys Draper Bartie Huxtable Dillon Craymer. No state tax noted.

Thomas F. Phelan Eleanor M. Mott Frederick Tibbits Sarah E. Woodward Hoosick Philip Hamburger Troy Nott St. Luke’s Episcopal Church John Palmer Winslow Avenue Thomas P. Huxtable Woodward Leonard Salmon R. D. Hoosick

Binghamton Girl Wins Young G O P Essay Contest

Miss Suzanne Fischer a senior at Binghamton Central High School won the Association of New York State Young Republican Clubs annual essay contest advocating lowering the voting age to 18. She will attend a Albany dinner and receive a $250 tuition credit. Her essay opponent Miss Nancy Acara of Holy Angels Academy earned honorable mention as seven to one favored granting 18 year olds the vote.

Suzanne Fischer Binghamton Central High School Association of New York State Young Republican Clubs Fischer Albany Jean A. Martin Buffalo Association Nancy Acara Holy Angels’ Academy

Mrs McEntry Heads War Stamp Booth Workers

Mra James H Donnelly, chair man of the Women s Division of the Rensselaer County War Savings Committee, announces the appointment of Mrs William J McEntry as chairman of booths for the City of Troy. Mrs McEntry succeeds Mrs Henry Gallien Jr as booth chair man after Gallien becomes chairman of all city activities. Mrs Elbert M ler named as Frear s booth chair man in McEntry s place.

James H. Donnelly Rensselaer County War Savings Committee William J. McEntry Booths City of Troy McEntry Henry Gallien, Jr Booth Gallien Elbert M.ler Frear’s Mra. McEntry

Death Claim Settled For 4500 In Auto Fatality

Judge Edward J. Donohue in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court grants Mrs. May Dempsey permission to settle a $4500 action against Raymond Wachtel of Brunswick as administratrix of Richard Dempsey's estate. Dempsey died after an automobile crash on the Averill Park Wynantskill Highway where he was a passenger. Attorneys for Mrs. Dempsey filed settlement papers. earlier, a $10000 damages suit was filed in Supreme Court blaming driver negligence.

Edward J. Donohue Rensselaer County May Dempsey Richard Dempsey Raymond Wachtel Brunswick John F Robert T. Murray Dempsey Averill Park- Wynantskill Wachtel Supreme Court Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick

WPB Officials to Meet Troy residents at Chamber

Albany district WPB priority staff will be in Troy at the Chamber of Commerce office tomorrow to discuss War Production Board regulations with local residents. Troy Chamber president W. McCochrane arranged personal consultations from 9 am to 5 pm with Harold E. C. Winshurst and Roy Van Valkenburgh.

Albany WPB Troy Chamber of Commerce War Production Board W. McCochrane Troy Chamber of Commerce WPE Harold E. C. Winshurst Roy van Valkenburgh

Association to Meek Bridge Night at Mrs Sanders Home

Members of the Troy Hebrew Benevolent Association will be entertained at a bridge gathering Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Leo Sanders 1927 Burdett Avenue Reservations may be made by calling the hostess.

Troy Hebrew Benevolent Association Leo Sanders Burdett Avenue Calleng

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