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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1943

Page

6

Third Youth Held in Theft Of Truck

George Cinney aged 20 of 1621 Seventh Avenue Troy was booked by Troy detectives on burglary and larceny charges in the truck theft from Frank J. Hooley meat market garage Friday night. He is the third youth linked to the trio. Higgins 18 of Cohoes and Peppin 18 of Troy were arraigned earlier for taking a truck for a joy ride. Judge Byron urged them to name the third youth. the case was adjourned to Friday and the boys were released on bail.

George Cinney Seventh Avenue Troy Troy Detective Bureau Frank J. Hooley Cinney Sergt William R. Conroy Michael J. Kane James F. Byron Joseph P. Higgins Viiet Street Cohoes Earl Peppin Third Street Frank J. Hooley Neat Market Byron Fridday

Red Cross to Hear Navy Officer Address Meeting

Lieut. Comdr. Glen Acheson of the Naval Flight Preparatory School at R. P. 1 will address the annual meeting of the Rensselaer County Chapter Red Cross on Wednesday May 19 at 10 am in The Hendrick Hudson. Officers will be elected and annual reports given.

Glen Acheson Naval Flight Preparatory School Rensselaer County Red Cives Hendrick Hudson American Red Cross Anna Tierney

Mechanicville Scouts honor roll ceremony and alerts

About 200 gathered in Mechanicville High School auditorium for a Boy Scouts Court of Honor event led by Hugh R. Haddleton. The program opened with the national anthem sung by Florence Hayner, with sister Eileen Hayner on piano, and invocations by Rev Freeman Kline. Merit badge tests, class advancements, and numerous first and second class scout recognitions across troops 31 32 33 35 37 38 and 39 highlighted the ceremony with many named scouts receiving badges and ranks.

Boy Scouts of the Mechanicville Council Hugh R. Haddleton Florence Hayner Eileen Hayner Freeman Kline Methodist Church Olin Saknon Joseph Gilheany Melvin C. Livingston Lawrence Kelly St. Peter's Church Stillwater Fred Clark Ballston Spa Fred Vines Saratoga Springs Charles Graf Raymond O'Neil Willard Fletcher Robert Burton Emerson Boucher Vernon Quick Spencer Quick Franklin Browner Leonard Braunstein William Brownel Franklin Brownell Stanley Kusatis Thomas Pregeni Isaac Cuilla Howard James John Cuilla Alfred Crause Thomas Lucas Thomas Pregent Troop Frank DeSorbo Daniel Rubino Dominick DeChiro Aniello Pepe Anthony Belmonte Anthony Mastrianni Anthony DeVito Francis DeVito Leo Barbolt Earl Antolio George Smo

Names Sought For Syeaway Honor Roll

The Syeaway district committee seeks names and addresses of armed service members for an honor roll to be placed at Hoosick Street and Lake Avenue. About 250 names will fit on a 5 by 9 foot board designed by Frank Hodgkinson. An unveiling ceremony is planned with a patriotic program.

Syeaway Hoosick Street Lake Avenue R. Frank Coleman Thomas Tynan Samuel R. Morse Jamies P. A Dewar Morris Dembo Henry A. Conway Fourteenth Ward Armed Services Samuel F. Morse North Lake Avenue Southerst Frank Hodgkinson Clemente Brothers Brunswick Coolidge Avenue

Church to Hold Mother and Daughter Event

The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the Church of Christ Disciples will be held Friday at 6 30 p m with Miss Anne Smyth social studies supervisor of the school systems as guest speaker Smyth will discuss USC work in which she has been active Reservations close today Mrs Harold A Muchesney is chairman of reservations program chaired by Mrs Louis A Rochford and dinner chair by Mrs Samuel J Cox Missionary Circus members will hostesses. Triangle Tub aS tee en) Sequoia trees noted as the world’s largest living things weighing seeds

Church of Christ Disciples Anne Smyth Cchoel Misa Smyth USC Harold A. MuChesney Louis A Rochford Samuel J. Cox Missionary Circus

Did John L Sullivan Fight With Ulcer Pains

The famous heavyweight champion was noted as a voracious eater. Could he have eaten and fought after stomach pains and indigestion. Ad claims Udga tablets relieve stomach and ulcer pains with a 25c offer and money back guarantee.

John L. Sullivan

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