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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
13
The Red Cross appeals for volunteers to staff the Blood Bank canteen serving trained nurses and Navy donors in Schenectady. Women with Red Cross nutrition course experience are eligible, and the canteen provides hot meals and light refreshments after blood donations.
Utica resident Taurisane Taurisane, 31, was convicted in Supreme Court of second degree murder in the shooting of former amateur boxer Philip Alam. An appellate reversal previously altered a 25 year sentence. sentencing now set for Friday at Rita Prison.
County wartime effort seeks 15 women to join the Blood Bank canteen. Call Tray 4370 to enroll immediately for a 20-hour course that can be completed within a week. Mrs. Herbert Blake leads Red Cross Canteen Service and seeks volunteers for Freed Bank service right after training.
A vintage ad touts GIVAMIN as a revival aid for adults past forty. It claims rapid effects within a day and a three week course to restore energy, nerve force, and staying power, promising no charge and noting it is not a cure-all.
German prisoners of war said disorders broke out in Cologne with Gestapo executions of civilians for disobeying orders. They reported anti Nazi activity, including a crowd around a Hitler poster tainted with a mass murder legend, and that lights remained burning at night used by Gestapo to curb unrest.
Whitehall schools will close today and remain closed for the rest of the week in observance of Thanks. Mrs Warren Bessette of Trov emerly of Whitehall reports her husband has arrived in France. Patrick Hildreth son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hildreth of North Williams Street has been promoted to staff sergeant and is stationed at Elgin Field. Mrs Seymour Davis of Oneonta recently visited Mrs Louis Notarmes of Broadway and both celebrated Armistice Day birthdays. District Deputy President Miss Flora Williams of the Rebekahs hosted officers at her Boardman Street home. Miss Williams presented gifts. Rose Choppy of Second Avenue announced the advancement of her son John J Choppy to AM M2/¢ in the Navy, to Irene Cringle of Cadyville. No wedding date set. Dennis O'Brien and wife of Broadway were called to Danne Mora by the death of Mr O'Brien's mother.
Schaghticoke Pte George Seymour Jr is stationed in Belgium. William Foley Jr Sr transfers from Sampson to Newport. Mr. and Mrs Richard Edwards of New York visit relatives. William Slocum now at sea is a second class petty officer. William Brockert Jr visits parents in Newport. Bank offering service held in church parlors last week. Miss Peggy O Connor and Elean her Whyland hosted by Miss Lorna Dowting at Melrose. Anta Mae Spillane and Connie Koch of Troy guest at Alfred Lesson home. Oliver Ralston SK2c returns to New York after leave with his mother. Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence host dinner for aunt Lily White’s second birthday anniversary. Mrs Richard Edwards Jr and daughter Penny Jean visit Mrs George E Foster. Harry Lesson SC of Boston with Thomas Bialk IC accompanies by John Lesson and family.
In a YMCA board meeting, Salvadore Pedeseo, Hugo Brows, David Revrotés, and Cind spoke on youth programs, city Y activity, and Rainbow Room renaming. Arthur G. Coostey updated on the railroad youth center membership drive. Joseph Dunwoody resigned as general secretary.
London welcomes a moonlit night after a blackout lasting more than two years. Pedestrians enjoy brighter streets and safer travel as the new lighting improve evening mobility and public mood.
A fragment describes a moonglow lighting system aiding pedestrians in the capital, enabling safer movement at night. It mentions primitive teens and a modified fight, with crowds cautiously navigating streets as archaeologists in gloomy settings reveal discoveries and mass trade operations.
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