HAS KELL SCHOOL PTA TO MEET TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The Executive Board of the Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the school. Obituaries and memorials fill the page with listings for Ianuzzi Plunkett Valente Grande Coon Goodeet Hale Hoyt McMahon Mitter Murray ONeill Van Kreures Van Zandt Vaughn and others with funeral notices and services set this week in Troy and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association
Giulini
Watervliet
Sophia Clulnt
Lena Morrune
Neetta Urbano
Chicago
2Nd Ave
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Coon
the Leonard Hospital
Mabel Wright
Andrie Coonter
Lury Campbell
Wynantskill
Elfie Smith
Washington, D. C
Mildred
Euelah Smith
Washington
Wynankill
Forest Park Cemiete
Anna Hand
Wilson Eldon
Thomas Vincent Dollard
J. Wilson Eldon
Troy
Charles H. Hohenstein
W. Coxsackie
Fifth Aves
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Goodeet
Schaghticoke
Daniel J. Goodfellow
Freida Smith
Peter Andreine
Jady
Walter
Joseph Hall
Howard Baldwin
Corn
Thomas
Hida Tank Division
Army
Frank Wagar
M . Cole
Anson Film
Charles Saunders
Malone Funeral
Congres Street
Hoyt
Cohoss Hospital
Richard N. Hoyt
Wilson R
Greene Hoyt
Roger W
Larry R
Carol Ann
First Baptist Church
Cyhoes
Oakwood Cemetery
Clifton Street
Northside
McMahon
Catherine EH. Brennan
Wiliam
F. McMahon
Helen C. Parker
Catherine F
Anna G
Betty A. McMahon
Birs
Jane Maloney
Waterviilr
William Brennan
Seventh Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mitter
Troy-Schenectady Road
Frank Mitter
Dorothy Buhrer
Fred R. Haight
Stoneham
Mass
James M. Belermeistar
Edward J. Glick
Hald
L. Frank Mitter
Henry J. Mitter
W York State Police
Sydney
J. W. Burns Sons Inc
Fifth Avenue
Dipclovck
Elmwood Hill
Wateryuet
Ann Ferguson
A. Moreland
Third Ave
Murray
Cuhors
Amity Murray
Jay Street
Henrietta
Sylvester Va Keuren
Dewar
Sats Avenue
Tuesda
van Zandt
Fulton
N. Y
Mary van Zandt
William Jennings
Vaughn
Troy Tinspital
Eric Vaughn
Heroert
Myers
John McMahon
Coboes
Nilliam Fivan
Edward Beeler
Charles Vaugin
Sudda
River Street
Election Day Voters Turn Out In Quiet Off Year
Mr and Mrs John Q Citizen vote as Troy registers higher than usual interest in an off year. Registrations show notable turnout despite a quiet Rensselaer County Troy campaign. One major rally per party was held at Music Hall.
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John Q
Troy
Rensselaer County
City of Troy
Music Hall
Record Will Screen Returns For Election Night
The Record will flash election returns on a Broadway screen tonight after polls close at 7 p.m. No election extra edition this year due to newsprint shortages. GOP nominee Joe R. Hanley and Dem candidate Gen William Haskell led major rallies in St. Josephs Hall as statewide lieutenant governor race looms. Officials urge all eligible citizens to vote between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. Local betting favored the Republican mayoralty candidate in Troy amid new election fraud bureau setup.
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Record
St. Joseph’s Hall
Thomas E. Dewey
Joe R. Hanley
William N. Haskell
Troy
Bureau of
State Department of Law
Railroad Y Contest Ends at YMCA Drive Victory
The Troy Red team won the three week Railroad Y M C A membership drive with an 8 to 7 victory over the Boston Blues at the final dinner meeting. Reds total 38 new memberships and 118 renewals, Blues 29 new and 87 renewals. grand total 272, goal 200. Key leaders included Thomas Neeson with 61, Sherman Pratt 18, Lewis Knothe 17, Gordon Brand 11, John Keese 10, John Maloney 10 for the Reds, Blues top scorer John Miller 18, Edward Wagner 17, Walter Blackall 16, Paul Lynch 16, with Harris 12 and Metcalfe 7 also notable. Prizes went to captains. Neeson received a smoking set, Blackall a feather billfold, ash trays given to all members. Board reports noted World Service card party receipts likely over $100. Chef William Stacy prepared a beef stew dinner.
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Troy
Reds
Boston “Blues
Blues
Thomas Neeson
Union Station
Sherman Pratt
New York Central
Adams Street
Lewis Knothe
Gordon Brand
John K. Keese
John Maloney
John Miller
Railway Express
Edward Wagner
Walter Blackall
Paul Lynch
Robert L. Harris
John Metcalfe
Joseph Dunwoody
Railroad Y
Neeson
Mr. Blackall
William Stacy
State Guard Companies Drill at Troy Armory
State Guard Company A and Headquarters and Service Company drilled at the Troy Armory last night. Capt. John B. Prout led close order drill and riot formation instruction for Company A while Lieut. John Corcoran, back from a guard officer school in New Jersey, lectured on chemical warfare and mob control. The Headquarters and Service Company drill, led by Capt. William Birkby, covered basic formations and land training.
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New York State Guard
John B. Prout
John Corcoran
New Jersey
William Birkby
Christmas Shopping Urged for Safe War Industry Transit
Public urged cooperation for safe transport of war industry workers during Christmas shopping season. State War Classification Committee urged shopping now, outside peak hours, and to walking or carpooling when possible. Local police report a missing child found safe by radio patrol officers after wandering Sixth Avenue near Douw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Khoelmer
Ingalls Avenue
Sergt
J. A. Hartnagle
Fred Ibbott
Central
Radio Patrol
Lust
Sixth Avenue
Douw Street
Auxiliary Greets Official at Bronx Dinner and Reception
A dinner and reception honoring Mrs. Marion E. Werner Bronx state auxiliary president of auxiliaries of Sons of Union Veterans were held by Col. A. D. McConihe Auxiliary S&S U V in Youngs Hall. Guests included Edward Van Voast Beacon state camp officer beacon and other state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Werner
Bronx
Sons of Union Veterans
A. D. McConihe
Eleanor Beilby
Rochester
Euila Armstrong
Newbury
Alice Hager
Troy
Charles Messer
Albany
Clermont
Werner
van Voast
Auxiliary
Lila A. Macey
Helen Hohn
Mildred Hohn
Elizabeth Curran
Helen Behm
Sally Baker
Sally Coneskey
Virginia Farman
Leis Smith
The
McConihe
Mina Wickware
Matthew Werner
Oliver Tilden Camp
Harriet Warnes
Traction Company to file emergency curtailment plan
United Traction Co. will submit to the Office of Defense Transportation an emergency curtailment schedule by November 30 amid gas allotment cuts. Niles Persons, the general manager, cites possible transport reductions to preserve equipment and notes tire shortages with 63 drivers and 30 mechanics missing. Service is 8 percent below pre January 20 cut levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Traction Co
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Niles Persons
Troy High War Stamp total reaches 1111 dollars
Troy High School students have purchased about 1111 dollars worth of War Stamps in six weeks. The Purple Key honorary society runs the sale, offering stamps weekly in classrooms to students as a patriotic fund drive during wartime.
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Troy High
Troy High School
War Chest Industrial Division Maps Drive to Start Friday
Leaders of the Allied Communities War Chest Industrial Division outlined a campaign starting Friday to raise 129 700 for 40 percent of the 325 000 area goal. Howard G Seaman urged plant teams to organize and use payroll deductions and internal collections, with Friday morning marking the kickoff and campaign runs through November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Communities War Chest
Hendrick Hudson
Lester W. Coopy
W. H. DeCelle
War Chest Industrial Division
Ernest L. Warnecke
War Chest
Cam I Bivist
Labor
Representatives of
James E. Kelly
Magnus Rasmussen
United Mine Workers
Jefferson Murphy
A. F. of L. Labor
Watervliet
Green Island
Waterford
Troy
Rensselaer County
Specfic
Howard G. Seaman
Community Chest
National War Fund
Seaman
Blood Bank Receives 159 Pints As Donor Drive Peaks
The Red Cross Blood Bank collected 159 pints from volunteers yesterday, with five donors reaching fifth time giving. One hundred seventy three registered. 14 rejected. Daily drives will resume Mondays with a two week gap, then return on Nov 29. Local groups including Watervliet Arsenal and Cluett Peabody workers contributed.
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Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cross
Proctor Building
First Baptist Church
Frank Crosby
Navy
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Watervliet Arsenal
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Waeagar's Ice Cream Plant
Gertrude Moore
Red Crogs Blood Donors’ Committee
Cider Price Ceiling Set by OPA for Albany Area
The OPA established the first ceiling on sweet cider prices. F Paul Riley of the Albany District Price Administration said the ceiling will base on the 1941 apple price during a 60 day season start, plus cost difference to 1843 and 10 percent, with retailers adding 22 to 26 percent by retail group. Current cider price in the area runs about 57 cents a gallon including container, nearly double the 1942 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
F. Paul Riley
Albany District of Price Administration
Firemen Respond to Four Grass Fires in City
Firemen were called to four grass fires in the afternoon and night. Engagements occurred on Oakwood Avenue and Hoosick Street near Tenth Street, Hutton Street and Burdett Avenue, and Prospect Park with pumper units 45 and others. No damage reported.
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Oakwood Avenue
Hoosick Street
Tenth Street
Hutton Street
Burdett Avenue
Prospect Park
Episco pals Rally Hear Convention Report in Troy
In Troy at St John’s Episcopal Church last night, Ben and women from local parishes heard first hand reports on the General Convention in Cleveland. Bishop George Ashton Oldham urged increased mission activity and larger diocese contributions, stressing urgent postwar work and early start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Troy
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cleveland
George Ashton Oldham
Episcopal Diocese
Albany
United States
Oldham
C. ¥. Kling
D.D
Trinity Episcopal Church
Convention
House For Deputies
George A. Teylor
Woman's Auxiliary
Gray M. Blandy
Ban Gas for Trips South This Winter
The District Office of the Office for Price Administration issued a must order to all local ration boards to refuse all requests for special gas stations for winter trips to Florida. Exceptions require proof of permanent move and an affidavit, and even then the ration covers moving the automobile rather than the family.
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South
Office For Price Administration
Florida
OPA
Third Order to Serve Spaghetti Supper at St. Anthony's
The Third Order of St. Francis planned a spaghetti supper for November 18 at St. Anthony's Church. Mrs. Michael Fazell presided as general chair. cochairmen were Mrs. Michael Manno and Mrs. Nicholas Calanessono. Ticket chair was Mrs. Louis Rasemeli with assistant Mrs. Antho Pucci. kitchen chair was Mrs. Michael De Christopher with assistant Mrs. John Santora. dining chair was Mrs. Theodore Cantanucci assisted by Mrs. J. Menelis and Mrs. Mary Commis. Further plans to be set at the November 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Order of St. Francis
St. Anthony's Church
Michael Fazell
Presgeneral Chaident
Michael Manno
Nicholas Calanessono Cochairman
Louis Rasemeli
Antho’ Pucci
Michael de Christopher
John Santora
Theodore Cantanucci
J. Menelis
Mary Commis
Man Drops Charges Against Wife and Stepson
Grand larceny charges against Earl Fillmore a former Albany restaurateur and his wife Geraldine Fillmore and stepson were withdrawn after Mrs Fillmore presented an affidavit. Police chief William J Fitzpatrick said 10 569 and a 4500 diamond ring were turned over to her attorney. Fillmore had alleged his wife and Taylor took 11500 and the ring while he slept in an Albany hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fillmore
Albany
Geraline Fillmore
Fillmore
William J. Fitzpatrick
Taylor
Lodge Confers Degree at Ma sonic Temple
Mount Zion Lodge 311 F and A M conferred the first degree on a class of candidates at Masonic Temple last night. J Wesley Geesler, master, presided. At a meeting November 15 the second degree will be worked and it will be Step up night with officers being moved up one station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
J. Wesley Geesler
Beifng
Rationing of Milk Effective Delivers Curtailed at June Levels
Milk rationing, effective by federal order, tightens cream deliveries to June levels. Dealers report curtailment across summer distributions, with advanced notices to customers and bans on new late additions. Store deliveries largely unchanged, while large distributors indicate home and store supplies will be last affected.
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Federal Foods Adn
Troy
Deputy Visits Uptown Lodge in Lansingburg
Right Worshipful Robert J. Swackhamer of Schenectady, district deputy grand master, visited Jerusalem Lodge 355 F and A M at Lansingburg Masonic Temple. He spoke on Foundations of Masonry, escorted by Leo Grathwol, with numerous officers and visiting masters introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Swackhamer
Schenectady
Rensgelaer
Leo Toomajian
Ivan Grotto
Archibald Ostrander
Albert Grathwol
Jerusalem Lodge
John Boocock
Arthur F. Bliss
French Club of Troy High Initiates Dozen New Members
The French Club of Troy High School announced yesterday the initiation of 12 new members. Initiation was led by Marvin Cohen. Initiates include Ruth Apt Alyce Avakian Rose Akullian Doris Castle Jane Erlich Shirley Kaplan Patricia Kirk Rose Massola Suzanne Freedman Evelyn Salkin Beverly Pitts Grace McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Club
Troy High School
Marvin Cohen
Ruth Apt
Alyce Avakian
Rose Akullian
Doris Castle
Jane Erlich
Shirley Kaplan
Patricia Kirk Rose Massola
Suzanne Freedman
Evelyn Salkin
Beverly Pitts
Grace McKinney
Thunder Showers Forecast Then Colder Weather Today
Thunder showers are expected this morning followed by cooler conditions. The Weather Bureau notes warm southerly winds shifting to cold fronts, with possible frost on lawns and brisk winds. Temperatures rose briefly but are forecast to fall as storms develop across the region.
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Sinten
Yesterhen
Ivan Caldron Installs Staff at Annual Ceremony
Mrs. Mary H Huishizer was chosen at the annual installation of Ivan Caldron at Si Abel Tymics of Street. Others installed include Mrs Marion Mosher Eva Vanderzee and many named members. Present Supreme Mrs Jean Richmond led the ceremony with Past Supreme Mrs Minnie Newbold. A luncheon is planned for December and guests from neighboring Caldrons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Huishizer
Ivan Caldron
Siabel
Maryion Mosher
Bessie Clayton
Eva Vanderzee
Quiet
Claydon
Fedeval
Javes
Dulakin
Elizabeth . Mamurna
Bess
Gulette
Mabel Wagner
Ishta
Martha Wheeler
Morgianna
Edith Smith
Zeldina
Minnie Newibold
Arrah
Hazel Neal
Edith Bubie
Cora Smyth
Present Supreme
Jean Richmond
Troy
Sue Bridewald
Schenectady
Supreme
Mighty Chosen
Minnie Newbold
Troxy
Bessie Claydon
Newbold
Hulshizer
Davenport
Keder Kahn
Troy Men Move From WPB to Local Small Plants Posts
Nicholas A. Engler and John Baker have been transferred from the War Production Board to the Albany District of the Small War Plants Corp. Engler, a typewriter specialist and consultant, becomes subcontracting specialist after leading roles at A. J. Lindeman and Haverson Co. Baker, from WPB compliance, becomes plant contact specialist with notable work in tool design and explosives at DuPont. Baker studied at RPI and Brown University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas A. Engler
Belle Avenue
John §. Baker
Third Avenue
War Production Board
Albany
Small War Plants Corp
R. E. Wheeler
Engler
WPB
A. J. Lindeman and Haverson Co
Milwaukee
Baker
duPont Co
Brown University
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Troy Record
Troy, N. Y
Ianuzzi
Frank Ianuzzi
Theresa
Tanuzzi Colavecchio
Andrew
Frank
Antonio Januzal Plunkett
George BE. Plunkett
Josie. Valente
Angeline Valente
Josephine Grande
Fogarty
Samaritan Haspiltal
Edward Fox
Janice
Janie
Troy Armory
United Steel Workers
James F. Cox
Auto Workers
Behr Manning
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
William Adamson
Papermakers
Traction Company
Episcopalians
Uptown
French Club of Troy High
National City Bank
Triat
Ways
the National City Bank OF Troy
Third Street
Secere Deposit Insurance Corporation
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