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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1943

Page

9

Girl 19 Wins Fight With Paralysis at Samaritan Hospital

Miss Betty Carey of 2 Plum Avenue was discharged from Samaritan Hospital after partial paralysis from infantile paralysis in May. She began Sister Kenney treatment on May 27, using hot packs and muscle re-education. The method improved her back and legs. she will continue hot packs at home and visit the hospital thrice weekly.

Betty Carey Plum Avenue Samaritan Hospital Sister Kenney Miss Carey Joseph Carey Hdna MacMillan Kenney Miss MacMillan Edna MacMillan Sister Kenny Australia Kenny

Trumble Heads Purple Heart Officer Election

Leo H. Trumble was elected commander of the Arthur Wills Chapter No. 17 Military Order of the Purple Heart at the annual election on State Street. He served on the Mexican border, overseas with the 105th Infantry, and earned the Purple Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster. Also elected were William A. Long, Frank J. Connery, and others to key posts. trustees named include John J. Tower, Thomas Mulcahy, Timothy Collins.

Leo H. Trumble Corp Arthur Wills State Street Trumble Thomas J. Mulcahy Second New York Regiment 105Th Infantry Dickenbush Hindenburg Francis A. Kelley William A. Long Frank J. Connery George Dewey Caswell James F. Cox Col Lester Higbee Thomas J. Jackson Charles H. Burkhart Otto Krause

Germans Seize Polish Children as Hostages

The Polish Telegraph Agency in London reports German forces have seized fifty children as hostages in Warsaw. Most were taken from a tuberculosis sanitarium in Otowek, a Warsaw suburb, amid widespread executions and imprisonments shrinking the city’s population from 1,500,000 to 950,000.

New York Poland London Warsaw Otowek

Soldier Pvt George Bowen listed as killed in action

Abandon Hope For Missing Soldier Pvt George Bowen of 1442 119th Street, reported missing in action a year ago during landing operations in Africa, is now officially listed as killed in action. His family, formerly from Cohoes, have been informed by the War Department. Bowen, one of five brothers in service, had lived with his brother Thomas A. Bowen in Lansingburg. He graduated from St Bernard's Academy in Cohoes and enlisted two years ago. The ship he served on was reported lost in action during the African landing. six Bowen brothers remain in the service across Navy and Army units.

George Bowen 119Th Street Africa War Department Bowen Cohoes Edward Bowen Thomas A. Bowen Lansingburg St. Bernard’s Academy Army The Seabees South Pacific John Bowen Corp Donald E. Bowen Coast Artillery North Carolina Rodney Hollidaysburg William Bowen Cohees

Ball bearings tested more than diamonds in war production

In Springfield, Lowell Smith of Package Machinery Co. explains ball bearings used in Navy gyro compasses undergo harsher microscopic and heat testing than diamonds. Tiny balls one sixteenth inch in diameter see 70 to 80 percent rejections. Testers, mostly women, work in a windowless, air conditioned room.

Springfield Mass Lowell Smith Package Machinery Co Navy

Mint Oils From Indiana Muck Soil Dominate U S Output

Two thirds of all peppermint and spearmint oils produced in the United States come from muck soil in northern Indiana, where extensive acreage sustains a major regional oil industry and agricultural niche.

United States Indiana

Glens Falls Man Sentenced for Draft Board Violation

Paul R. Sherwood aged 18 was found guilty by a Syracuse U S district court jury of violating the Selective Service law. Judge Fred erick H Bryant sentenced him to three years ten months in prison for failing to answer an Oct T draft board summons. The item notes the British Y M C A operates 175 hostels for farm workers.

Paul R. Sherwood Glens Falls U.S. District Court Syracuse Frederick H. Bryant

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