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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1943

Page

5

Predict Cole Will Control House G.O.P.

Washington P I Those political crystal gazers who see Republicans taking control of the House next year are tagging New York's Rep. W. Sterling Cole as one of the coming leaders of Congress. The energetic, 39 year old Republican from Bath has a good chance of becoming chairman of the House Insular Affairs Committee, which the war has lifted from drowsy obscurity into a real congressional hot spot. He already is the most active minority member, though he ranks second. Once a dreary catch all, to which freshmen representatives were assigned after more desirable committee posts were filled, insular chairs is likely to be ranked, after the war among the most important of all. Cols joined it when he entered Congress nine years ago, and in taking full advantage of its growth to new eminence. The committee now has juriedic-

Howard Dobson Washington P House New York Rep W. Sterling Cole Congress Bath House Insular Affairs Committee Cols

Cole Sees Insular Affairs Chairmanship If GOP Wins House

A House Military Affairs subcommittee chairmanship may move Rep. Cole to head the insular affairs panel after a GOP victory in 1944. Cole insists he will become chair of insular affairs when Republicans take over. La Guardia jokes about margarine tax repeal before Agriculture Committee.

Democrat touring South America on hush hush mission

A Democratic delegation travels covertly to inspect air bases in South America with plans to return around November 20. Members denied travel at times, and Meritt indicated he would be out of town before the trip was publicly announced. The purpose will be revealed upon return.

Democrat South America Merritt Eaton Jim Wadsworth Geneseo Wadsworth

Sergeant Carey Home From Army Furlough Returns to Duty

Sergeant William Carey of the 10th Infantry is home on a ten day furlough from Fort Bowie Texas and will soon return to duty with the Medical Corps. He is the nephew of Mrs Bridget Mooney of 412 Second Street and a Troy High School graduate who joined the Army in 1940.

Sergeant Carey Beryt William Carey 10Th Infantry Fort Bowie Tex Medical Corps Bridget Mooney Second Street Troy High School Army

Trojan Home Bureau Hears Consumer Report

The Trojan Home Bureau met at Miss Helen Weving’s home with Mrs George H Helser presiding. Mrs Fred C. Wight named chairman of a committee to coordinate a Sunday night USO supper on Nov 14. Mrs Henry J. Holthaus reported on the Consumers Conference held last month. A wartime meal lesson is set for tomorrow at 16 am at Mrs Wight’s home. Two room arrangement lessons are planned for Nov 17 at the homes of Mrs Frank G. McDonald and Mrs George H Heeter. Mrs John J. Kelly will lead the Christmas greens effort. Two new members are Mrs Simon La Valley and Mrs Stephen Comiskey. guests included Mrs Harry H. Carr, Mrs A Emmett Masterson, and Mrs Edgar L. Woodin.

Trojan Home Bureau Helen Weving Collins Avenue George H Helser Fred C. Wight Home Bureau USO Henry J. Holthaus Consumers’ Conference Second Presbyterian Church Wight Burdett Avenue Frank G. McDonald Lavin Court George H. Heteer Fifteenth Street John J. Kelly Simon la Valley Stephen Comiskey Harry H. Carr A. Emmett Masterson Edgar L. Woodin

Wounded Gunner Returns to Home

DeSales Keys, 23, a wounded second class Navy sailor and Purple Heart recipient, returns on convalescent leave to his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Keys of Vaughn Street Whitehall. He lost sight in his right eye from July 10 wounds sustained when his PT boat came under enemy fire in the Pacific.

DeSales Keys U. S. Navy Joseph Keys Vaughan Street Whitehall DeSales Pacific

Navy sailor returns to duty after injuries from ship explosion

Struck by aircraft fire, orders were given to abandon ship before the boat exploded. No one was killed in action, but several were injured. DeSales' other wounds have healed and he is to report for duty Nov. 25. He has served in the Navy nearly two years.

DeSales Navy

Prisoners Get News Letters from Red Cross

The Red Cross News newsletter for prisoners of war in Germany and the Far East has been prepared, approved, and distributed in 1000 copy shipments. The letters, cleared by the War Department, will include news from the home states and sports, with censorship by enemy nations required before camp distribution. Ships and planes carried copies to Geneva, Rio de Janeiro, and Europe, with reciprocal exchange discussions between the U S and Germany.

Germany Far East Rensselaer County Red Cross War Department Office of Censorship War Departments International Red Cross Committee Geneva Caritas Rio de Janeiro Gripsholm Europe Lisbon United States America

Gloucester May Be Australian Governor Hope Looms

Canberra reports negotiations underway for the appointment of the Duke of Gloucester, youngest brother of King George VI, as governor general of Australia to succeed Lord Gowrie. The term expires in January and Prime Minister John Curtin is said to have nominated the Duke for the post.

Canberra Australia Kwee Duke of Gloucester George VI Lord Gowrie John Curtin Buke

Lonergan Wins 11 Day Stay of Arraignment

New York based Lonergan and Reyal Caradon indicted for first degree murder in the strangling of his wife Patricia Burton Lonergan. Judge George Donnellan grants an 11 day delay over objections by Asst. Dist. Atty. Grumet. Pleading set for Nov. 15 after defense request for adjournment. The judge noted the delay would not jeopardize the people's case.

Lonergan New York Asst. Dist. Atty Grumet General Sessions George J. Donnellan Vanerzan Lexcerg Donnellan

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