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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1944

Page

5

Dining Car Crews Held In Swindle Across Rail Lines

Federal agents arrested numerous dining car crews on charges of pilfering meal payments in multiple unions. Investigations show waiters and stewards allegedly forged receipts to skim funds from dining car services on interstate trains. Dozens of suspects were taken into custody as inspectors boarded trains, with potential two year prison terms and heavy fines cited.

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Local news highlights from Mahe Home Bureau and town notices

A special Mahe Home Bureau meeting will be held Wednesday at Mrs John Furman s home to discuss lamp shades and share ideas. Mrs John Van Geasbeck is critically ill in a St Beversburg Florida hospital. her son William Van Gaasbeck of Short Bills NJ was summoned and flew to her side. Dr and Mrs Clarence Mae Minn hosted family events including their son C Smith MaeMinn of Saratoga Springs daughter Mrs Wilson Gorham and grandchildren Patricia Linda and Andra Gorham. Mr and Mrs Charles Searls hosted a Thursday family dinner with Mrs Searls parents Dr and Mrs R B Tedfor sisters Mrs Robert Hubbard Mrs Gordon Brower and aunt Mrs Grant Newcomb of Albany. Edison Kinsley s family dinner included her father Floyd Cornell sister Mrs Eric Frederickson and Christine with brother Corporal Floyd Kenneth Carnasil leaving Thursday for Fort Ord California. Boy Scouts Troop 9 will collect scrap paper and magazines. place materials on porches or in garages for easy pickup. Seventh Grade pupils visited the Education oo and were joined by Mrs FL Ernie and Mr Coppins. Stamens Magazine Circle Body Club of Mechanteville were entertained at the home of Van Vegi ras who served.

Mahe John Furman Hays St. Beversburg Fla John van Geasbeck William van Gaasbeck N. J Clarence A. MaeMinn C. Smith MaeMinn Saratoge Springs Wilson. Gorham Patricia Linda Andra Gorham Charles Searls Searls R. B. Tedfor Robert Hubbard Gordon Brower Grant Newcomb Albany Edison Kinsley Floyd Cornell Jirs Eric Frederickson Christine Corp Floyd Kenneth Carnasil Forts Ord Cal Troop 9 Doc & Friends X Education Ioe Wachar Elernie Mr. Coppins Stamens Magazine Circle Body Club Circle Body Club’ of Mechanteville Née Sn Mak van Vegi

On Air Radio Schedule and Local Programs Listing

Daily radio lineup from Albany and Schenectady stations featuring news, farm outlooks, weather, and music segments. Notable items include Morning Moods, Aunt Jenny, The Band, and Morgan Beats with scattered program times across the day.

Wey Schenectady AL ML Merset Osis Oliver

Christmas party plans and local youth activities

The Malta Home Lareau Christmas party is set for December 12 at Mrs. Earle Edmonds' home with a luncheon served by foods and nutrition leaders. A morning business meeting precedes the event, and members are asked to bring fruit and a small gift. Also reported are a Wine Cubs of Pack 22 Round Lake meeting with 38 guests, cub olympics, badge presentations, and scouting awards.

Milton ‘J. Neubauer Malta Lareau Earle Edmonds J. Rexford Krapy Trea Round Lake Firemen’s Hall Daniel Palmer Boy Scouts of America Earle Palmer Balls Jion Charles Grax Ralph E. Schuler Charles Searles Floyd Parker Den 1 Tony Parker Douglas Filkins Danny Palmer

Green Island Rebekahs to Meet

Green Island Rebekahs lodge meets tonight with new officers installed. Mrs Elizabeth Hesena presides as noble grand. plans for winter months will be made at Corporation Hall. The event follows a tavern evening and notes about unpaid taxes and a lodge event.

Rebekahs Green Island Rebekah Lodge Frst Elizabeth Hesena Noble Grand Conmig Taver Brascis Sh Dwyer

Immanuel Church Receives $500 From Eriksen Estate

The will of Hatherine c, probated in Rensselaer County, devotes the estate to several heirs. Immanuel Church receives 500 dollars. Andrew Eriksen of New Jersey gets 105. Margaret Van Buskirx receives a share. the residue goes to the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in Des Moines Iowa. Elmer M. Rasmussen acts as attorney. Letters of administration issued for Gerard W. Ryan who died November 23 in Johnsonville.

Hatherine c Rensselaer County James X. Lund Seventh Avenue Immanuel Ingborgs Y Andrew Eriksen N. J aSyesert Margaret van Buskirx Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church In America Des Moines Iowa Elmer M. Rasmussen Vorney Gerard W. Ryan Johnsonville

Price of Apples Raised to Offset Hurricane Loss

The Office of Price Administration raised the ceiling price for apples from the hurricane affected area of New York and parts of the Northeast by 13 cents per standard box to November 23. The increase, about one third of a cent per pound, aims to offset crop damage and applies only to apples produced in the affected area. The move, mandatory under the Stabilization Extension Act, follows reports that the apple crop was larger than normal but with reduced quality.

Record Newspapers Bureau Washington, D.C Remsselaer Saratoga Schenectady Albany New York Office of Price Administration OPA Department, of Agriculture

Legal notice lists Ryan siblings and attorneys

Four siblings Cecilia M Ryan Joseph J Syracuse Mary ELtstown Agnes C Ryan and three brothers Peter J Ryan Cornelting D Ryan are named in a state proceeding involving $2300 personal and $3000 real estate with executors Smackrell and Ranney acting as attorneys in Johnsonville and surrounding areas.

Cecilia M. Ryan Johnsonville Peter J. Ryan D. Ryan Joseph J. Syracuse Mary EL Tstown Agnes C. Ryan Johnspogie, Smackrell & Ranney

Waterford Legion to Send Christmas Gifts to Saratoga Veterans

Waterford posts its Autillary of Charles J. Brady Post 233 American Legion will ship Christmas gifts to the Veterans Hospital in Saratoga Springs. Members should drop contributions at Mrs. Eugene Roberts on Third Street by tomorrow. Personal Sack Sorensen, studying a design in New York, visited agents Ste and Mrs. Carl Soren sen on Second Street for the Thanksgiving weekend. The Waterford Ship of Sea Scouts will meet today at 7 30 pm at the Clark Memorial parish house of Grace Episcopal Church with David Zeke, skipper in charge.

Charles J. Brady American Legion Veterans’ Hospital Saratoga Springs Eugene Roberts Third Street Sorensen New York Ste Carl Sorensen Second Street Waterford Ship of Sea Scouts Clark Memorial

Area Man to Get First of G. I. Loans

Anthony Rf. Caparrella a former corporal of Pittsfield on Saturday held the first guaranties of his veteran's loan to be made this week under the G I Bill of Rights. The certificate was issued to Sapansetta week after he applied and guarantees the amount of 2000 dollars to be used by the Massachusetts veteran in connection with his purchase of a home. The guaranty was issued under the new statute designed to aid service men resuming civilian life. Caparrella is 27, married and father of a 15 month old daughter born while he was in service. Before his Army service he was employed by General Electric at Pittsfield but since obtaining discharge has started an automobile service station in Pittsfield.

Anthony Rf. Caparrella Pittsfield Saturdeay Zis Sapansetta Massachusetts Caparrelia General Electric Att

Political Stage Continued on Page Stix

A fragmented excerpt discusses Republicans stance and Roosevelt cabinet choices. It hints at potential shifts with New Dealers and the overall political situation, suggesting possible rebound effects. The text lacks complete context but indicates ongoing debate about leadership and policy direction.

Implicit Party Power Debate Reaffirms Presidential Authority

A fragment argues that the Republican Wagrus benefits excessively and that Roosevelt will please the majority, even as 21,210,000 voters express a seniority preference. It contemplates parliamentary systems like Canada where minorities gain cabinet seats, noting the president’s current mandate to ignore the minority’s will until such reforms.

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