Poisonous snakes used in antitoxin production
Poisonous snakes are skinned for venom extraction which is used in manufacturing antitoxin. onderzoekers note venom quantity and handling procedures in the process.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1944
Page
1
Poisonous snakes are skinned for venom extraction which is used in manufacturing antitoxin. onderzoekers note venom quantity and handling procedures in the process.
Final Crossley Poll results show Roosevelt at 52 percent of the popular vote and Dewey at 48 percent with major parties leaning toward Roosevelt. The report details pivotal states, regional shifts, and voter types, noting Dewey's potential gains in California and uncertain outcomes in several battlegrounds. Tools stolen at a business in the city are also reported.
Probate proceedings reveal an agreement among heirs at law to settle the estate of Dr. Douglas C. Mortars Seratoge Borings. The will distributes 315,000 in cash stock in the Saratoga Spring Co to a niece, real estate at 322 Broadway, and specific bequests including 200 for a sister, 2500 for the church, 250 for an employee, and 500 and five shares to another employee.
The New York State Association of Life Underwriters will meet in Troy on November 16 for its regular fall executive meeting. Edmund J. Moore, president of the Troy Association, announced the event and named Samuel Godfrey as planning committee chairman with members including Warren Lisle, John Callaghan, Robert Murray, Harold Mallary, C Wickson Chamberlain, Elbert Ponder, LeRoy Holt, and Richard Woods. A noon lunch will precede the meeting, with Charles J. Rooney as guest speaker.
Warren E. Willi of the Marine Corps, wounded in action on Guam, is cited for sub mission of material intelligence value that gave his regimental commander a thorough enemy situation assessment. The citation notes the unit carried out a difficult mission with the least loss of life. Willi, 24, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willi of 5 Grant Avenue and returned to active duty after recovering from wounds. He graduated Troy High School and previously worked for Behr Manning Corp.
Political advertisement from Charles A. Cassidy in Troy and Rensselaer County seeking support for his campaign as the Democratic candidate for the new Assembly district. Cassidy notes public thankfulness for backing and explains travel constraints at Troy Union Station Ticket Office.
Amelia Clemencia Castillo Baptista of Havana married Lieut. Ezequial Barba of the Mexican Army on October 21 at St Francis de Sales Church. The pair had studied in Troy and planned a home here while Barba completes his course at REL Senora Barba, 18, traveled from Cuba with her father’s blessing and met the groom in Troy.
The transfer of issuing supplemental truck gasoline rations from the ODT to the local gas panel was completed at a Thursday meeting at The Hotel Troy. ODT officials from Albany and Philip Fox of the OPA district office met with Clyde W. Heer, head of the local gas panel, to finalize arrangements for the shift.
Major General George S. Patton Jr and the U.S. Third Army faced a near fatal shell burst in a French town near the Moselle. A 260 millimeter shell exploded within thirty feet of a house where Patton stood, but he survived unharmed as his forces pressed forward a month into operations nearby.
A barrage of shells hit near a railway line during fighting described as intense by local sources. Reported involvement points to German forces and the front line area, with civilians possibly affected and infrastructure impacted.
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