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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1943

Page

9

Council Meeting Time Shift and Card of Thanks

The Lansingburg Parent-Teacher Council will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m rather than 2 30 p m at Thomas A Knickerbocker Junior High School Air officers and unit leaders are urged to attend. Also public notices of thanks express gratitude from Father Merns for diamond jubilee honors at St Josephs Seminary and from families of Michael B Hughes Elizabeth Phillips for flowers mass cards and sympathies.

Lansingburg Parent-Teacher Council Thomas A. Knickerbocker Father Merns St. Joseph's Seminary Carda Elmwood Cemetery Jasle Army Air Base Richmond J. Haraing Lisle Mary Clemigan Lisle Charing A Gid Elizapeth C. Lisie W. Donald C Bevan Jusle Third Ave North Oakwood Cemetery Lopge Della Jermain Edward F. Lodge U. S Ruth Lodge Charles Bean Westfield N. J Elizabeth Jermain Troy Fifth Avenue St. Peter's Church St. Mary's Cemetery McNary Watervhet Joseph E. McNary Ellen McKee Walter Voght 14Th Street Evening Star Lodge Mazza Twenty-third Street Fred Mazza Alice Louis Mazza Orth the Samaritan Hospital Elizabeth Hines , Orth Edward U. Orth, Jr Lindsley McChesney John E. Flack Westover Road Powers Second Ave North Albert W Tillie Page Powers Welcome Daley Bridget Welcome Joseph Welcome Wallateah Thomas d. Daley J. Quillman James D'Alarra Charles James Welcome Howard Quieley Daniel Henchey Surtus

BORN CRONIN DIES AND BIRTHS AT AREA HOSPITALS

Birth notices from Samaritan and Leonard hospitals list several newborns with parents names and prior surnames. Elizabeth Cronin, Maureen Frten Hickey, Robert William Mattocks, John Elliott Wilcox appear among the newborns. Death and funeral notices cover Frank Colby and Rose Mariette Dupuis, with service details in Troy and Cohoes.

Hammond Ind Charles Graves Robert William Graves Doris Harrison Mickey Leonard Hospital Harold V Hickey Maureen Frten Hickey Margaret O'Neill Mattocks James Mattocks Alma Jordan Wilcox the Leonard Hospital Howard Wilcox John Elliott Marguerite Hubbard Colby Cay Frank Colby Esther Yetto Clark & Blake Deborah Chavis Ruth van Casson Fred J. Lowe Fifth Ave A. M. Zon Elmwood Wigbee Margaret B. Parks Lester C. Higbee George FP. Schongar Richard H. Higbee First Ave North Oakwod Horth Temple Texas George W. Horth United States Army Florence Vailey Horth Catherine Blinchan Horth William Horth Grace Catherine Horth Harold Fitzpatrick Wirst Street St. Joseph's Church St. Jogeon's Cemetery Hiffelseimer Lilian

Ration Book No 3 Distribution for Troy Area

Postoffice workers in Troy and Rensselaer County prepare to distribute ration book application cards for Ration Book No 3 to city residents and rural delivery patrons. Applications must be mailed June 1 to 10 with a 3 cent stamp. Returns processed by OPA in New York after June 1. Plan aims to speed issue by mail, with potential for future use if successful.

Rensselaer County Troy Frank M. Collins Gey Collins OPA New York

Vocal Society elects four directors in Troy

The Troy Vocal Society elected four new directors at its annual dinner in The Hendrick Hudson. Reelected was president J. Garvin Cluett. New directors named are Paul W. Rogers Harold C. Curtis and Willam B. Duncan. Dwight Marvin, editor of The Record Newspapers, was principal speaker stressing music’s morale value during wartime. Dr Elmer Tidmarsh conducted the year’s recitals review and urged continued effort in presenting refined music with guests from Schubert Club of Schenectady.

Troy Vocal Society Hendrick Hudson J. Garvin Cluett Paul W. Rogers Harold C. Curtis Willam B. Duncan Dwight Marvin Record Marvin The Vocal Society Troy Elmer Tidmarsh Schubert Club of Schenectady

Troy Man Among Civilians Held In Philippines

The War Department list released yesterday shows Troy resident E. E Lawton among American civilian internees held by Japan in the Philippines. Also listed as killed in action in Europe is Albany resident Staff Sgt. Lewis J. Fleshman, brother of Duff T. Fleshman, 803 Madison Avenue, Albany.

Troy War Department Lst Philippine Islands Albany E. E Lawton K. V. Z. Lawton R. D Lewis J. Fleshman Duff T. Fleshman Madison Avenue

Trojan Patents Conduit Box patent granted to Petnel

Joseph A. Petnel of 998 Third Avenue received a patent for a conduit box fixture that replaces 16 electrical conduits. The Watervliet Arsenal employee says the fixture combines the advantages of the conduits it replaces and will aid the war effort.

Joseph A. Petnel Third Avenue Petnel Watervliet Arsenal

Mayor to Appeal Vacation Ban for Police Firemen

Committees appointed by Troy Police Benevolent Association and Troy Firemen will seek a joint meeting with Mayor Frank J. Hogan and Public Safety Commissioner John B. Conroy to discuss suspensions of the annual police and fire vacations for 1943. police officers and firefighters from multiple units will attend. The move is tied to war staffing, with both sides favoring normal 15 day vacations when possible. A separate Rensselaer County Nutrition committee meeting is set for 8 pm at the YWCA led by Mrs John De Lee, inviting all interested in nutrition work.

Frank J. Hogan John B. Conroy Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association Central Police Station Michael P. Monahan First Precinct John Dwyer Cental Station William F. Ryan Edmund M. Sullivan Charles Burkhardt Fourth Precinct Central Fire Station Stanley Stevens George Doe John Burns Gerald Griffin Hugh Craney William J Ryan Carl E Larkin Rensselaer County Nutrition Committee John de Lee

Local Boards Receive No Gasoline Tags

Police and OPA investigators pressed the no pleasure driving ban as boards awaited formal complaints. Expectation centered on complaints from Albany to Glens Falls and west to Amsterdam while OPA handed out yellow tickets to about 150 drivers.

OPA

Missing Troy Officer Jap War Prisoner

Mrs Agnes Feiden of 18 Forbes Avenue was informed by the War Department that her grandson Second Lieutenant Frank J Feiden is a prisoner of war of the Japanese government. The telegram says a report via the International Red Cross notes his capture. a letter of information will follow. Feiden enlisted July 4, 1894, and had sent cards from the Philippine Islands.

Agnes Feiden Forbes Avenue War Department Frank J _ Feiden International Red Cross Frank J. Feiden Feiden Philippine Islands Aenr Ferden

Recognition Quiz Br CARL HULETY

Carl Hulety presided over the city court for 12 years with no appellate reversal. A Trojan native, he graduated from Tufts Academy and Williams College, earned a Harvard Law degree, and stayed active in law and public service. He served on mayoral committees, civilian protection, and war councils, later honored with an engraved watch upon leaving the bench.

Supreme Court Tio, Academy Williams Harvard Law School New York Conference of Mayors National Institute of Municipal Law Officers

OPA Allows Memorial Day Visits But Not Cemetery Decoration

The Albany OPA regional office ruled that you may use your car on Memorial Day to visit a cemetery to decorate a relative’s grave if no other transportation is convenient. However this permission does not extend to decorating graves of soldiers who are not relatives. Officials said a specific ruling on decorating soldier graves is pending.

OPA Albany

OPA warns on pleasure driving and ration penalties

Reports to the OPA district office detail driving violations and penalties. George Myers says local rationing boards will decide fines and possible suspension of ration books for periods from days to wartime. Most yellow tickets issued were to drivers at golf courses and amusement spots, with travel down in Troy area.

OPA George Myers Myers Troy War Price and Rationing Board

Troy Area Opera Duo Delights Troy Audiences

Troy music lovers applauded a twin bill at Music Hall by the American Civic Opera Co under Troy Opera Guild featuring Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. Frederick Schweppe earned acclaim as Turrido and Canio, with Delores Cassinelli and Galli-Campo also praised. Acoustics saved the production amid minimal scenery, as Rensselaer Lodge and Alma Lodge announcements closed the piece.

Troy Dolores Cassinelli Gaili Campi Mary Pasca Music Hall American Civic Opera Co Troy Opera ‘Guild Cavalleria Rusticeana Cavalleria Rusticana Turridu Lola Alfio Turtidu Santuzza Frederick Schweppe Delores Cassinelli Turrida Miss Cassinella Lucia Sentuzza Mr. Schweppe Cano Nedda Tomo Silvio Turidda Cavalleuia Rusticana Pagliace Canio Galli-Campo Mario Cozzi Tonio Mario la Spina Anthon Consecuolo Bippe

Green Island Lowers Tax Rate and Flag Week Proclamation

The village board cut Green Island’s tax rate by two cents. For 1943 the rate is 81 cents per $100, and for 142 it is 86 cents. Tax collection begins June 1 with a 1 percent fee in the last 15 days and a 5 percent levy after July 1. Village treasurer Arthur St. John to collect at the Village Office Building. President Charles A. McDermott issued a Flag Week proclamation for June 8 to 14 and urged display of the flag. residents are urged to participate in a national drive to buy War Bonds and Stamps.

Green Island Arthur St. John Charles A. McDermott

Retirement of Capt. George P. Dutton State Police Leader

Capt. George P. Dutton retirement announced by Major John A. Warner ends a 26 year career with the State Police. He served since 1917, became deputy superintendent in 1918, and will receive a $3,000 annual pension. He was acting superintendent 1918 to 1929. Everett Haight to be inducted into the U. S. Navy. farewell reception tonight at Millis Memorial Baptist Church.

George P. Dutton State Police Troy John A. Warner Dutton George F. Chandler Albany-Schenectady Chandler Everett L. Haight West Park Place U. & Navy Trends Tomght Millis Memorial Baptist Church

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Cronin Wham Froma Elizabeth Caspener Catherine C. Tierney. Graves Postoffice Philippines Trojan Patents Carl Hulety Troy Area Music Rensselaer Lodge Fourth Street Ralph Heatley Alma Lodge Albert R Fox COAL National City Bank Bank i Nancing the National City Bank OF Troy Third Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation United Capt. Dutton John F. Shannon Insurance and Real Estate ST. Tel Troybles Onn
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