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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1943

Page

13

Yugoslav Air Force Uses US‑supplied Bombers in Med Theater

Reorganized Yugoslav air force units, trained as heavy bombers, join Mediterranean operations with Fifteenth Air Force formations to bomb Eleusis airfield. U S medium bombers from Italy hit Kalamaki airfield as Yugoslav Liberators operate under their own command with US lease support.

Mediterranean Fifteenth Air Force Lipersktors Eleusis U. S Italy Kalamaki Atheny United States Norway Trondheim Heroya Britain England Aegean Campaiga Leros Cairo Rhodes Crete Algiers Athens Berlin Greece

Yugoslav Air Force Role In 1941 Coup And WWII Rise

Yugoslav Air Force leaders spearheaded the 1941 coup, led the early resistance against German invasion, aided the government’s escape, and later regrouped in the Middle East. Interned officers were released, some served in the Middle East, and many cadets and flyers trained in the United States before ferrying Libera tors to Cairo for delivery to Yugoslavia.

Yugoslavia Prince Paul Yugoslav Air Force Middle East London United States Roosevelt Bolling Field Washington Cairo Peter

Truck Death Held Accident Near Center Brunswick

Coroner Charles J. Cote ruled Ralph B. Taylor's death accidental after his truck overturned near Center Brunswick, burning him. Bodies located near Syracuse, with family in that area sending for the remains now at Lawrence W. Kerwin funeral parlors. Taylor had recently joined Joseph Chuckrow's Sons as a truck driver from Buck Shows.

Charles J. Cote Ralph B. Taylor Fifth Avenue Center Brunswick Syracuse Cota Taylor Lawrence W. Kerwin Buck Joseph Chuckrow Troy

Rensselaer Man Fined On Gambling Charges

Michael Fusco 32 Nelson Avenue Rensselaer operates a restaurant on Academy Street and was fined 15 in Police Court after pleading guilty to possession of two gambling machines. Judge Laverne Lewis ordered the machines destroyed and to be sent to the District Attorney's Office. Machines were seized Monday at Fusco's restaurant by Harold Harriman and Timothy Collins.

Michael Fusco Nelson Avenue Rensselaer Academy Street La~verne Lewis Dist. Atty Earle J. Wiley Fusco Harold E. Harriman District Attorney's Office Timothy L. Collins

Capt Bryant to Report For Active Service

Captain Walter Clarence Bryant a special reserve attached to the Allied Military Governments has been ordered to active duty and will report at Fort Custer this weekend for a four week training period Bryant was senior administrative officer for Albany district OPA at the time of his call He has served as director of finance for the NYA and regional fiscal officer for OEM in New York.

Walter Clarence Bryant Fort Custer Midh Bryant Albany OPA NYA OEM New York

Father of Nine Joins Navy at Sampson Station

Rochester. Courtland Bader 42 father of nine left yesterday for Sampson naval training station where he will draw 259 monthly from the Navy. Bader, honorably discharged in 1925 after six and a half years as a second class torpedoman, enlisted Monday and was sworn in as a second class petty officer. Navy recruiters say he will be among the service's highest paid enlisted men.

Rochester Courtland Bader Sampson Naval Training Station Navy Bader

Von Papen Leaves Turkey for Berlin

German ambassador to Turkey Baron Franz von Papen flew to Berlin by special plane, likely to report to Adolf Hitler on Anglo Turkish talks in Cairo. The move follows ongoing diplomatic discussions and signals shifts in wartime diplomacy.

von Papen Turkey Ankara Baron Franz von Pappen Berlin Adolf Hitler Cairo

Axis Prisoner Reunites With Sisters at Camp Campbell Ky

German corporal prisoner of war at Camp Campbell Ky meets two Highland New York sisters after 21 and 25 years apart. They visit with Lieut. Col. Byrd arranging the visit. The reunion reveals the pilot’s surprise at American life and good camp meals. He asks for an English dictionary.

Camp Campbell, Ky INS Camp Campbell New York Hildegard R. Binder Anna Erichsen Highland N. Y United States

War Casualty Notes From Page One

The OWI reports 1917 1918 deaths from head wounds declined to 9 percent in this war due to plasma and sulfa treatments. In North Africa 400 sailors burned when their ship exploded 4 died thanks to prompt plasma treatment. Pain from wounds reduced by morphine syringes and armputations lessened by better infection control. The present conflict is tougher and more prone to mental breakdown due to strain and danger.

North Africa OWI

Warn Senate of New England Dairy Crisis

Senators Danaher of Connecticut and Aiken of Vermont warn the Senate that New England dairy shortages are critical and require immediate federal action. Governor Baldwin proposes a conference with federal agencies, including Jesse Jones and Marvin Jones, to study relief options. Aiken notes the group favors subsidies over price hikes, though Marvin Jones reportedly follows White House direction against price increases.

Washington John A. Danaher Conn George D. Aiken Senate New England Danaher Connecticut Raymond E. Baldwin Baldwin Reconstruction Finance Corporation Jesse Jones Marvin Jones Fred M. Vinson Chester A. Bowles Aiken Judge Jones White House

Green Island salvage drive nets heavy yields in final collection

The Green Island Salvage Committee finished its last drive at Corporation Hall raising 13 000 pounds of paper 736 pounds of rags 4 000 pounds of iron and one ton of tin The Camp Fire Girls were invited to help and to elect paper The group budgeted 15 for Community Chest and 75 for American Legion to buy cigarettes for troops overseas A next collection date will be set by chairman Frank J Legnard. residents urged to save iron fats and paper While church and club activities filled the rest of the page plans included a Methodist Society meeting at Mrs Edward Rubeck 10 Hudson Avenue and a Mothers Club tea at St Joseph s Church with honored guests and musical interludes.

Green Island Camp Legnard-Curtin Post American Legion Corporation Hall Mildred Cummings Pitkin Group Frank J. Legnard Joan Finning F. K. Tilley Green Island Community Chest Poara Women's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Edward Rubeck Hudson Avenue Mothers' Club of St. Joseph's Church Knights of Columbus Arthur J Jean Carey Eugene Rogers Betty Kay Hkeating James Downey Walter H. Kane, Jr Fifth Ward Civic Association At & P.m St. Marie's Church Edward J. Nadeau

Jurors Drawn Friday for December Supreme Court Term

Grand and trial jurors for the December term of the Supreme Court will be drawn Friday by County Clerk Lawrence J in the presence of County Judge Harry E. Clinton and Undersheriff Harry B. Nugent. The term will convene December 6 with Justice Pierce H. Russell presiding. A special term will also be held Friday with Justice Francis Bergan of Albany presiding.

Supreme Court Lawrence J Harry E. Clinton Harry B. Nugent Pierce H. Russell Francis Bergan Alibany

Grange Condemns Wartime Strikes

Grand Rapids Michigan yesterday the National Grange adopted a resolution condemning strikes lockouts or other methods that retard the war effort. It said the right to strike exists only under normal conditions and that disputes should be settled through established government agencies.

Grand Rapids Mich National Grange Convention National Welfare

Senate Bill Cuts War Bond Ads Funding In Half

The Senate passed a bill to fund government advertising for War Bond sales 40 to 35 but reduced the amount from 25 to 30 million dollars to 12.5 to 15 million. The plan concentrates most of the money on newspapers in towns under 10 000. The measure now goes to the House.

Washington ,Llp Senate Bankhead D.-Ala House

Cohoes to Honor Five Star Mothers

Cohoes will honor mothers with five or more sons or daughters in the armed forces in a program at Cohoes High School on Wednesday evening. Dr. F Herrick Conners announced the event and pins will be awarded. Local Red Cross organizer Mrs. Ted R Russell collects names of eligible honorees.

Cohoés At & P Cohoes High School F. Herrick Conners Ted R. Russell Columbia Street Cohoes American Red Cross

Cohoes Alderman Added to Draft Group Amid War Effort

Thirty one Cohoes men who passed final physical exams will join the November draft from Selective Service Board 345. Some join Navy or Marine Corps directly from Albany, others take three week Army furloughs for service next month. The group includes Michael W. Miranda and several others, with alderman Uxieja in Navy service creating a council vacancy. 112 Class 4-F and other classifications announced. Also notes Rose Shearer to visit East ern Star Imowibespa Triangle. thirteen at welfare clinic. Carolyn Hyde accepted into Marine Corps Reserve for training at New River N C.

Cohoes Selective Service Board No Marine Corps Navy Albany Army Pearl Harbor Michael W. Miranda Kenneth J. Russett Isidore Hebert James R. McCauley Gerald Truax Henry M. Green Philias J. Charbonneau Joseph 3. Ukleja Dallas E. Hartshorn Donald W. Hartshorn Earl A. Dion Thaddeus Ryszkiewicz Ralph J. Dillon John J. Suspanic Edward F. Dobrucki James J. Maloney Albert J. St. Pierre Raymond J. Gauthier Leo Rudolph I. Roulier Ukieja Thomas J. Fleming Arthur A Hervieux John Palka Steve J. Paredus James &. Keefe Walker H. Yetto John A. Allison Frank P Connelly Bartholomew Kane Peter Kostyk Arthur L. Desautela Samuel Kobylar Henry Bogus Raymond A. Clement Roy M. Ackart Srve Seabees Health Department Carolyn Helen Hyde Marine Corps Reserve New River N.C Calvin Schmeichel Wear Columbia Street

Military Honors For Cohoes Soldier Pvt John Smi

The body of Pvt John Smi son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Smi of 157 Saratoga Street who died Friday of a bullet wound at Camp Trinidad Col where German prisoners of war attempted an escape arrived in Cohoes with Corp Murray Maryerhoff Full military honors will be accorded at the residence of his brother William Emi 310 Saratoga Street and at St Nicholas Church Burial will be in St Nicholas Cemetery Boght Corners Inoculations were administered to eight children and one school age child examined by Dr M J Keough acting health commissioner assisted by Mrs Mary Lynch and Mrs Sally Cummings public health nurses other items note church meetings rotary luncheon masons visitations and a testimonial dinner identified in the text

John Smi Stephen Smi Saratoga Street Camp Trinidad Col Cohoes Corp Murray Maryerhoff William Emi St. Nicholas’ Church St. Nicholas’ Cemetery Boght Corners M. J. Keough Mary Lynch Sally Cummings Mothers’ Society St. John's Episcopal Church M. P. Morse Broadway

Christmas Club Sets New Record in Cohoes

The Cohoes Savings Bank will issue about 245000 to roughly four thousand Cohoes residents as this year’s Christmas Club payments. Funds go out by mail Monday morning, with checks mailed to members. the club total exceeds last year by about 35 dollars per member.

Cohoes Savings Bank

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