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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1943

Page

6

Vega Caravan Communion Service at Siena College

The Vega Caravan 13 holds its third annual communion Sunday at 9 am in Siena College’s gym. Rev. Cyprian Mensing will say the mass and a breakfast follows in the cafeteria. Judge Edward Scheiberling, former American Legion state commander and Vega Caravan grand commander, will act as celebrant.

Siena College Cyprian Mensing Edward Scheiberling The American Legion Vega Caravan

Toastmaster to Head Naval Cadet Board Talk in NYC

Comdr Albert Rice of the Naval Aviation Cadet Board will be the principal speaker at a meeting. Due to rationing, members are urged to reserve seats today and arrange full passenger loads. Troy members meet at 8 a.m. to coordinate transportation. Cassidy leads Troy and Watervliet arrangements with a committee including Cassidy, Kenney, Hart, Caputo, Bahan, Payette and others.

Comdr Albert Rice Naval Aviation Cadet Board of New York City Troy Toy Council Knights of Columbus Charles A. Cassidy Watervliet Martin P. Cassidy Grand Scribe Albany William Kenney Cohoes Waterford Thomas F. Hart Rensselaer Joseph A. Caputo Schenectady David J. Bahan Mechanicville William Payette Amsterdam

Train of thought rushing through hay fever and pilots

The article notes over 3,000,000 hay fever victims and laundries estimate each uses at least five handkerchiefs daily from season start to mid September. It also states there are more than 250,000 airplane pilots now, up from about 1,000 at the start of the war.

Zemo United States

Varna Population Surges After Bulgarian Independence

Varna, a Black Sea port, saw its population double within 25 years following Bulgaria’s independence in the 19th century, reflecting rapid growth and urban development.

Black Sea Varna Bulgaria

More Go Good Rule in War More Go Good Rule in War

The Office of Defense Transportation urges drivers to adopt a policy of more go and less stop to save time for wartime work. The idea extols swift action in daily tasks, volunteer efforts, and reorganizing lives to meet obligations without unnecessary worry or prewar habits. The message encourages decisive steps in finance and personal life.

Office of Defense Transportation

Car Driver Pleads Innocent in Broaday Fifth Collision

Michael Nicholas of 608 Jacob Street pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court on charges of reckless driving passing a red light and driving without a license. One case adjourned to May after Nicholas was arrested in a collision of two autos at Broadway and Fifth Avenue yesterday morning.

Michael Nicholas Jacob Street James F. Byron Troy Nicholas Broadway Fifth Avenue

Streamline Your Household For Wartime Efficiency

Wartime duties push home life into double duty as families balance chores with war work. Plan and budget time, cut nonessential tasks, and streamline routines. Create a written schedule, assign household tasks, and reduce clutter to keep homes orderly and efficient during emergency measures.

Tony

Wolf hunt ends in canine confusion in Teaneck

Police in Teaneck New Jersey responded to frantic calls about a wolf pack seen milling streets. Officers shot two animals after they were warned, only to find the creatures were two large dogs.

Teaneck N. J Ins

Congo Goes to 200 World Heat Record Shown

An Army private deserts his unit leaving a lion cub named Congo with Lieut Harry Halls at Firestone Park. Congo was handed over to authorities as the private departed without identity. Separately, Death Valley holds the world heat record from 1913 to 1922 with extreme temperatures. In medieval times men wore more ornate shoes than soldiers.

Congo Los Angeles Harry Halls Firestone Park Halla Death Valley Cal United States

Nursema ne tale hints at roles in early case

Fragmentary text shows a fragment referencing a nurse or nursemaids and a Lieutenant Hails, indicating a dialogue about tending or care roles. unclear context limits fuller summary.

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