Labor Forum Here Promises Free Economy Discussion
Labor men will speak at a community forum in Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church. The event marks the church anniversary as speakers from Cluett, Pua sades & Conny Mio Lathrop and several unions discuss the postwar economy and its effects on workers. Trojans and local residents are invited to attend the 7:30 p.m. meeting.
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Austria
Endorgan
John J. O'Bylen
Cluett
Puasades & Conny
Mio Lathrop
Loral 307
United Electrical Radio and Marthine Workers
Amovica
General Bleetie Co
Jas Rebenrctady
William ¥. Spaffert
Public Installation Planned by Tran Cauldron Officers
Public installation of Eran Cauldron officers set for Monday at 81 Fourth Street. Named officers include Mrs. Ova Edwards and Mrs. Bessie Clayton as mighty chosen ones, with numerous directresses marshals and pianists listed among the attendees.
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Eran Cauldron
Fourth Street
Ova Edwards
Mighty Chosen One
Bessie Clayton
Paighty Chosen One
Ann Tuffy
Lalla
Hazel Neal
TAT
Audrey Davis
Na- Mourne
Anna
Almond
Zuleth
Irene Logg
Yusaf
Mia
Edith
Rubie
Evelyn Barbey
Cora Smythe
Bess
Meyers
Martha
Wheeler
Morgianna
Miseel
Clayton
Rodeval
Fanny Upham
Minnie Wewbnia
Tnetalling
Marian Mossier
Mary Hulhizer
Earth Smith
3Ahel Wager
Olive Conmbers
South Troy Elks Night Features Talks and Plans
Members gathered in South Troy for an Elks event with address by Ravert H. Sheully recalling Griswold Iron Works and the Monitor plates cast at the foundry. The program included Marty Komnerly and Clubmen entertainment, a lunch, and praise for Paul Lynch’s Halloween party committee. Plans announced for an officers dance on Thanksgiving Eve, Armistice Day observance, and a Victory Drive band addition. Lodge 17 delegates will travel by train to Piltybus for district events. memorial services planned for Tier 2. A parade contract for lighting with umbrellas and banners was arranged for November 12 as part of the celebration.
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South Troy
Yy Lothe
Hite
James A Madden Ohare
Ravert H
Marty Komnerly
Luneheon
Vvoport
Paul Lynch
Arthur
Mace
Lynch
Fred A. Beck
Wade
Iatate
Piltybus
Troy
Llatesborg
Harri H. McCarthy
Esteenmed
Daniel J. K
Watervliet Lodge
Wetervliet Lodge
Pred T. Hussey
Wardde
Rebekah Lodge Halloween Party Held For Members
Rebekah Lodge members enjoyed a Halloween party at a Thureday gathering in Diapond Nock Hall. Mrs Dorothy Centanni presided as plans for a card party and a supper were discussed and organized by local members including Mrs Viola and Miss Havel Chaguiansen.
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Bertichem
Lange
Musting Thureday
Diapond
Dorothy Centanni
Nobie Gran
Mix
Brownell
Fourth Street
Prine
Asloween Goyre
Viola ‘Tsithuntt
Case Adjourned Against William Dyer in Rensveltion
The case of William Dyer of Rensveltion charged with a yeeklons Viking following a thre meny visions was adjourned for two weeks when called before Judge LaVerne T. Gants yesterday. Bail remains contianad.
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William Dyer
Rensveltion
Yeeklons Viking
Batore
LaVerne T. Gants
Trojan Tells Of Years in Jap Prison
Sergeant Sloan recounts three years in Japanese captivity after Bataan and the Death March. He describes brutal treatment, starvation, disease, and eventual liberation near Tokyo. Sloan joined his mother and brother after years apart, praising Allied forces and expressing hope for others.
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Trojan
Sat
Peederick Sloan
Sixth Avenue
Troy
Tokyo
Wedin & Jap
Admiral Halvey
Louise Slog
Philippines
Coast Artilery
Hn Wan
Set Fran Slann
Pacific
Okinawa
Bataan
Slogh
Yokohama
Weke
Guem
Sloan
JPS
Jap Vivilians
United States
Sloan Cattiet
Wis Gulit
Kanaichi
Japan
Loan
Tney
Charles Sloan
Zane
Fragmented OCR Summary of Disorder and Missing Child Incident
A mangled OCR passage describes a missing child case and chaotic events with scattered names and locations. Parents search frantically as authorities or local figures respond amid a tense scene on State Street and Amany.
Burglaries Admit by Nassau Lake Teens
State Police say Frank Rose Jr. 18 of Nassau and a younger boy confessed to taking part in six burglaries around Nassau Lake. Rose waived to await grand jury. younger boy to appear in County Children’s Court. Items tied to ginamer camps were found near a swamp. total value estimated near 3500 dollars.
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Frank &. Rose, Jr
Nassau
Nassau Lake
Henry J. Karl
Averil Park
Rose
Hamra
Chilldren
Jess
Sat
James W. Russell
Seb Harry Barr
Bunker Hill
Ginamer
Kore
Bucaway
Russel
Area Girl Admits Giving False Report to Paper
Leona Dillerberk, 78, of Gloversville admitted giving a false wedding report to the Gloversville Leader- Republican in court Thursday. She originally faced charges of providing false information to a newspaper, a misdemeanor, later treated as a youthful offender due to her age. Sheriff F Eugene Smith said she telephoned the paper on September 17 and supplied details of a purported marriage to a discharged serviceman. attorneys said the paper pursued the complaint to prevent repeat offenses.
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Leona Dillerberk
Gloversville
Crossworld Puzzle Across LeTree and Alloy Clues
Puzzle fragment lists across clues with garbled scientific and beverage terms. It reads as a jumble of partial entries, including chemical Tellurium and Tellurium style hints, and various misread theme entries like napovermic recovery and fish eggs.
Auxiliary to Hold Card Party Nov 15 at La Salle Institute
Committees for the annual pre Thanksgiving ward party of the Ladies Auxiliary of La Salle Institute have been named by co chairs Frank J Mustatell and Frank Ryan. The event will be held at the school gymnasium Thursday Nov 15 with autumn decorations and several special features. Mrs C Carlton Carroll chairs the awards committee assisted by Mrs Fred Shear. The planning group includes Mrs Robert McConlen Mrs Alice McLunaon and Mrs Thomas Wellwort. The prices committee is led by Mrs Alphonse Alix with Mrs Neil J McKeon, Mrs Bawart Atkinson and others assisting.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
la Salle
Surs
Frank J. Mustatell
Charmany
Abs
Frank of. Ryan
C. Carlton Carroll
Fred Shear
Robert Mt Conlen
Alice Mclunaon
Thomas Wellwort
Alphonse Alix
Neil J. McKeon
Clio Tuan
Bawart Atkinson
Aid Assigned To Direct Air Scouting
Major Robert F. Parkinson, a former Army Air Forces pilot with the Distinguished Flying Cross, is named consultant to develop an Air Scouting program under Roy Scout leadership. He will help arrange tours, camps, and activities and oversee training films and literature for the program.
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Army Air Forces Hag Nse
Noj
Robert F. Parkinson
Pawtiticket
R. Tytowel
iTeey Area
Barkinson
Roy Scout
Air Force
Jie
New Playground Materials Arrive For Troy Center
The Troy Recreation Commission received play equipment for the new recreation center at Public Market site. Delayed by war shortages, installation now scheduled for next season. Items include swings, teeters totters, slides, basketball gear and sand boxes. Officials say site remains incomplete due to the missing gear. A shelter restroom and wall repair near the railroad are noted.
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Troy Recreation Commission
Legion Men Plan November Parade and Veteran Honor
Legion members gathered at No ble Gallahan Post after peak home to plan a November 12 parade honoring servicemen and women. Commander Purcell urged post and auxiliary participation while Timothy Collins reported progress on organizing public rapport. George Donaghue, son of John Donaghue, was elected to membership alongside World War II veterans. Donaghue’s unit has a Bronze Star, Purple Heart, and six battle stars.
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Illyrida
Noble-Gallahan Post
First Street
Daniel D. Purcell
Purcell
Post
Timothy L. Collins
Serking
George A. Donaghug
John F. Donaghue
Mr. Donaghue
Cowie Ty Legion
Ita
Merk
Memday
Walter W. Poole
Ten Elych
Abbany
Veterans Center Plans for Parade Float
The Veterans Information Center outlines a float for the November 12 parade to highlight services for Servicemen. A planning committee including Milas Beth Moore and members from Red Cross and state training groups met to discuss signage and outreach to veterans and families.
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Veterans’ Information Center
Milas Beth Moore
Marie Calling Spiin
Red Crass
William J. Hewitt
Veterana
Getrie E. Holiday
A. Leonard Barton
The
Red Cross
Krank G
M.cla
Miss Moore
Order of Amaranth Initiates Class at Apollo Court
Announcement from the Order of Amaranth Apollo Court at Bluffporthy Styrot notes initiation of a class and a forthcoming degree work. Mrs Haye Neal and John Neal serve as royal patrons with Lois Neat Arlene and Mildred Finley providing entertainment. A feast followed. a degree work cam will be held November 11 at the Fourth Street room.
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Huraday
Apollo Court
Haye Neal
John ©. Neal
Lois Neat
Arlene
Mildred Finley
Aetlekes
Gorynd Smeder
Mra
Mindie Newbold
Fourth Street Roo
Painful Peet Ads Claim Quick Vein Relief
Unclear ad copy touts a four way action of an Ara physician’s prescription offering immediate relief for swollen veins and pain. It lists a powerful nutrient and nine other ingredients said to shrink veins and ease soreness, marketed by a string of odd brand names and figures.
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Koh
Dafoe
Crog
Cudhe + Thug
Dinka Wee Briere
Donnelly & Manna
Bore Dene Ce
Ned Moneerlol
Peaaris
Promotion for Troy Doctor Leads Navy Career Rise
Commander Vincent T. Laguiders, veteran of overseas Hervite with the Navy Medical Corps, promoted to lieutenant commander and serves as senior medical officer at the Naval Recruiting Station in Buffalo. He joined the service June 4, 1943 and later returned to Troy in 1986 after training at Sampson and Morfolls.
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Vincent T. Laguiders
Navy Medical Corps
Han
Hale
Naval Recruiting Station
Buffalo
Compiander Laguiders
France
Navy
Marseilles
Africa
Buck
Sampson
Solomon
Morfolls
Troy
Eorand Hospital
Loquidera
Misa Margaret Navja
Buttola
Girls Patrol Contest Team Wins at Armory Event
A Civil Air Patrol cadet squad led by Captain Huth Martin won first prize Tuesday night at the Armory after an inspection and competitive judging. Anne Shields led the winning platoon for girls and Walter Patton ran the drill as judges praised the group's appearance, response to commands, and movements. Lt. Clinton Witine and other officers commended the squadron of the Fourth Group for its high caliber and the Rome Air Field training. The evening included dancing and refreshments afterward.
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Civil Air Patrol
Birla
Huth Martin
Sct
Anne Shields
Walter Patton
Sal
Alson Ives
Leon Redges
Cpl
Willian Huge, Jr
William Brown
Clinton H. Witine
Troy Equariran
le Wiltand Wartran
Leroy Safford
Carrie West
Ntgehud Te He Atamt
Maynard Witherell
Troysiphidron
Ieutenant Wertman
Suttard
Ross Miliary Air Field
Park
Rome
Trojan Injured In Schenectady Motorcycle Crash
In Schenectady Bernard Tinengky of Uris Lilly and Raymond Street suffered a thigh laceration in a motorcycle crash. George W. Tilly of Mechintownville, 71, was admitted after being struck by a car driven by Edward B. Malcolmson of 225 Elder Street, Schenectady, with a fractured hip. both are reported as improving at Elis Mospital.
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Thay Ant Mechanicylite
Elis Mospital
Schenegtady
Bernard Tinengky
Uris Lly
Raymond Street
George W. Tilly
Mechintiieville
Edward B. Malcolmson
Elder Street
Schenectady
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Tran Cauldron
Eamets
Esa
al Pols
Reeves Drug Store
M8th St
Franklin St. Leoy
C. F. Hall
Berutit
Scarrord
Elks
Rebekah Lodge
Allure
Allure Beauty Salon
Third ST
Congress
Sirhig Street
Allway
Gaunt Stane
Amany
Ueeulifoyt
Mumann
Frederick Sloan
Frank Sloan
Louise Slow
Fred
LeTree Welding
Stoker
Bealbert
Denten
Legion
Veterans’ Center
Order of Amaranth
Comdr
V. T. Laquideba
Zellner Optometris
South End
Omery Ward
Montgomery Ward
Albany Troy
Monanda, N.Y
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