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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1945

Page

3

Many Changes In Troy Since First Armistice Day 1918

A review of The Record Newspapers shows how Troy and its residents changed in 27 years since Armistice Day 1918. The piece recalls the Nov 13 1918 war chest drive, sermons by Rev John Walst and Rev Joseph Owell, and a citywide celebration of peace. It notes shifting commercial ads from cars to clothing and collars, with Tro y Savings Bank offering 4 percent on deposits and no car ads on Nov 12 1913.

Troy BTL Uo Armisticr Sericea Community War Chest Repaseluer Pierce H. Russell County Sidge John Walst Rt. Peter's Church Joseph Owell First Presbyterian Church Ghent Projang Cluett, Peabody & Cy, Inc Okeh Ide Company Victory Troy Savings Bank Troy Record Drunelle’s Fourth Street

Auto Livery ads and nightly entertainments in 1918 Troy

Readable items describe North End Auto Livery offering wedding and party transport on Seventeenth Street and Third Avenue with eight and seven passenger sedans. The issue notes vaudeville shows at Proctor’s and pictures at Lyceum and Gr iswold theaters, plus early talking machines and Vietor advertisements. Community events include Sacred Heart novena and Mother’s Club meeting postponed for Armistice Day. A local PTA meeting is planned with a book week program. Two local residents travel to Washington, D C to visit relatives and a hospital staff member in Bethesda.

D. T. Bailey Stanley B. Abe Hott Seventeenth Street Third Avenue North End Ave Sidans Hmosines America Germany Wilson Troy Hwaters Proctors Fourth Street Lyceum Theater Federal Street Read'’s Congress Third Streets U. S Alice Brady Griswold Charis Chaplin Proctor's Steams Talking Machines

Valentino marriage claim denied by family and friends

Alberto Valentino denied reports that Rudolph Valentino secretly married Marion Wilson in 1925 and fathered a daughter now in Europe. Wilson, hospitalized briefly, offered no further comment. Wilson's cousin Perry Combs and Valentino's manager George Ultman dismissed the tale as unfounded.

Alberto Valentino Rudolph Valentino Fim Marion ©. Wilson Miss Wilson Perry Combs Hollywood Valentino Europe Rudy Dsevond Natacha Rambova Ant New Jersey George Ultman Imam

Shushan Residents and Visitors Reported in Local Notes

Shushan Pte John Doane spends time at home. Alya Roberson and Harry Peck seen in Pittsfield. Ida Boice returns from Boston. Paul Chagnon arrives from New York for a week’s vacation. Thanas Steele accompanies daughter Janice to Cornell University. John McCollum returns to New York. Grange Hall party awards: Clifford Gray first, John Steele second, Mrs Alma Roberson consolation. Manuel Rockwood returns from Camp Fordaville to Clark Wright home. Howard Bedell, Grace Arnold, and Arnold Gibbs visit Judson Shaw at Mary MacMillan Hospital. Eighteen church trustees and their wives dine with Clark Wright.

Shushan Pte John Doane Alya Roberson Harry Peck Pittsfield Mass Ida Boice Boston Paul Chagnon St. of New York Thanas Steele Ae Janice Tunigs Cornell University John McCollum New York Grange Hall Clifford Gray John Steele Ann Consolation Alva Roberson Manuel Rockwood Camp Fordaville Clark Wright Rockwood Howard Bedell Castleton on-Hadean Grace Arnold Arnold Gibbs Hartford Judson Shaw Shaw Mary MacCiellan Hospital Cambridge Paul Graham United Presbyterian Church of Cambridge

28 000 Troops Return from Overseas

Troops return from overseas as 28 000 soldiers arrive on the East Coast and Pacific ports. The report lists ships and units aboard, including Army divisions, medical units, ordnance, engineers, and several miscellaneous troops. Multiple ports such as New York Boston San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Vancouver receive detachments from Antwerp Marseille Oran and Manila.

Associated Press Throes Pacific Coast New York Rowsville Antwerp Gony Victory Marseilles 66Th Infantry Division 252Nd Ordnance Campan 242Nd Infantry Regiment 266Th Enginser 1St Field Artillery Rushville 250Th Field Artilery Group FALC Muhlenberg Boston Hand Vistory Joseph Leconte Oran Frederick Day San Francisco Saugus Sappho Bev Los Angeles Mercy Poolau Laut Manila San Diego Cal Bowie Samar Heywood Okinawa Giestwayer Cook Pearl Harbor Seattle Wash Alayka Alaska Thompson Alt Raymond Mantle Gambia J. Branklin Beh Barnwell Guam Vacoma GH. Randall Jeune le Havre Eighth Armored Division 398Th Field Artillery 405Th Armores Fle 130Th Armored Ordnance Battalion 208Th Armored Ordnance Battalion Sard Toth Air Marerial General Eltinge Harnehl

Troop Movements Report From Allied Forces Contain Many Units

List of numerous battalions from Dispensary to Air Service groups with hundreds of troops including medical, ordnance, quartermaster and signal units. Mentions ships exchanges from Antwerp Marseilles Cherbourg and numbers such as 1 058 2 093 887 troops plus multiple specialized detachments and squadrons.

Yad Aly Binet Marseilles Nurdes Adéth 60Th Field Artillery Gurkspur Cherbourg Patierns Onry Wilson Antwerp Morris Telnatone Newport AL Boxtone Charles Aycock Air Service Group

Fragmentary US military roster snippet with scattered names

A partial list of personnel and numbers from an artillery unit appears with mixed spellings and foreign references. Names such as Sam H Walker from Italy and others like Thom pson Le Havre Caleb Strong Le Havre Anna Dickson Barry appear alongside figures including 97 862 581 2 26 44 30 182, all from Newport News and adjacent postings.

Fcraft Sam H. Walker Italy Mith ‘Thompson le Havre Caleb Anna Dickson Barry Newport News Lunsford i Richardson Timothy Dwight Harold Dosnerty Vert

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