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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1945

Page

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General Wing Is At Rutland Home After Illness

General Leonard F. Wing, who recently passed Troy on his way to a gala, is reported at his Rutland residence. The Rutland County Bar Association was informed he cannot attend a welcome event in Iva, Villa native home Higgon. A physician ordered bed rest for several days as he battles pneumonia contracted after a trip from Japan. Gov. Mortimer Proctor and other officials greeted him in Rutland last week.

Leonard F. Wing Troy Rutland Rutland County Bar Association Iva Villa Higgon Leonard F. Whig General Wing Monia Japan Nave Mortimer Proctor Vermont

6rossword Puzzle ACKUBR S Curves 5 Wyger ToMta

Crossword note fragment with garbled entries and partial clues. Unable to confirm full titles or proper names due to OCR errors. The readable portion hints at puzzle references and six questions, possibly from a surname puzzle page.

Pup Mascot May Be In 105th Parade

Appleknacker, the adler pup mascot of the 105th Infantry, en route from Hawaii to Troy for Christmas furlough. Born at Fort McClellan Alabama in March 1944, he grew up amid regimental life, learning to refrain from howling during band performances and staying out of the chapel during services as the unit prepared for duty in World War II.

Appleknacker 105Th Infantry Diu Hawaii Troy Nover Houseick Lauthe Fort McClellan Ala Applebnecker Anniston Southern God’s Country William MH. Haskell Haskell 105Th C. I. Degrnuar McClellan

Appleknocker pup travels with regiment to Hawaii

After the Pearl Harbor attack the setter pup accompanied the regiment to Hawaii, sharing the life of soldiers and howling in protest at Paradise. A reunion today aims to be fervent and noisy as DB pup meets the men who knew him in service.

Pearl Harbor Troy Hawaii Paradise Pacific Apple Knocker DB Pup

Estate data filed on Mrs Evoy’s estate in Brooklyn

Spatial The Recon Newspapers reports Brooklyn resident Jane Elizabeth Evoy wife of Henry James McEvoy died March 4 1938 leaving a gross estate of 18 and a net estate of 5335 19 with no will. Since the property was jointly owned with her husband he inherits the entire estate. Survived by son Henry James McEvoy Jr of Roebling and daughter Mary SteEvoy Van Ness of 227 Pershing Road Kutlon Me. Distribution notes filed with Surrogate Francis D McGaray by State Tax Commission.

Brooklyn Jane Elizabeth “Evoy Henry James McEvoy East Twenty Henry James McEvoy, Jry Roebling Hal R. F State Tax Commission Francis D. McGaray

East Side Lecturer to Head Trinity Church Event

East Side William L. Stidger will be the best speaker at Trinity Methodist Church for the second Community Men's Club gathering. Supper at 9:30 pm, toastmaster Rev. Orrin F. Iveson. Also noted are updates on church and guild activities and Armistice Day observances.

William L. Stidger L.D Boston University School of Theology Henry Ford Trinity Methodist Church Orrin FL Iveson Arthur W. Abraham Troy Dennery St. Paul's Church Greenewich Ascension Men'a Club Wne Richard Horstall

Handle with care New York institute warns on explosive dangers

The Institute of Makers of Explosives warns laboratory students that handling explosive materials remains dangerous even under expert supervision. It notes that while chemicals like glynetin attric acid sulphis and poteashim chlorate are relatively harmless alone, certain combinations can be extremely hazardous.

GARE New York INS Institute of Makers of Explosives Institute

Wills Chapter Elects Long Leader In Purple Heart Group

Long Renamed as head of the Willam Long led Cpl Arthur Will Chapter in re election as commander during Friday night’s Veterans Department gathering. New officers include John C. Baker as vice commander and Charles Burkhardt as finance officer. The chapter plans to attend Albany Regular Veterans’ Association events as it awaits appointive officers. A breakfast incident at State Street involved smoke from a fourth floor window warning crowd, but police kept order as attendees prepared for plans to travel to Utica for the upcoming assembly.

Willam Long Cpl Arthur Will Milligrey Order of the Purple Heart Veterans' Department State John C. Baker Cohoes Charles H. Burkhardt Edward P. Whalen Sal Bratman Thomas J. Mulcahy Thomas L Roche Mr. Burkhardt Mr. Brafman Leo Utlea at'Trumble James Golden Antonio Traietto

Postponed Eight and Forty Meeting in Cohoes

The Eight and Forty fun and honor society of the American Legion Auxiliary postponed tonight's meeting until Dade 10 due to Armistice Day celebrations. The next gathering will be at Mrs Elizabeth Hyland home 76 Viiet Street Cohoes.

Fun and Honor Society of the American Legion Auxiliary Dade 10 Elizabeth Hyland Viiet Street Cohoes

Jerusalem Lodge Ladies Night Observed at Lansingburg Temple

Jerusalem Lodge 355 B and A M hosts Ladies Night to honor servicemen and women at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. The program features an address by George A. Cole, presented by Thomas McKean, plus music and refreshments. William A. Mabin Sr. chairs the committee with Arnold W. Schneider and others supervising entertainment and reception.

Jerusalem Lodge Lansingburg Masonic Temple George A. Cole Albany South America Thomas McKean Waterford Wiliam A. Mabin, Sr Thhe Lodge Arnold W. Schneider Henry M. O'Bryan Ledlie W.slade

Averill Park Fire Department Meeting Tomorrow

The Averill Park-Sand Lake Fire Department will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at Averill Park. The session, postponed from last Tuesday due to Election Day, will review reports on the newly purchased show and related purchases.

Averill Park Sand Lake

Roses Blooming for Armistice Memorial

Mrs. Raymond F. Ellenbogen of Fort Second Street picks two tea roses from her garden to observe Armistice Day. She notes the roses are blooming this year far beyond their usual season.

Armistice Memorial Raymond F. Ellenbogen Fort Second Street

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