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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

14

Shun Fear Rabbi Urges Faith On Rosh Hashana

Rabbi Alan 8 Green at Temple B rith Shorean on Third Street urged shunning fear and embracing faith during Rosh Hashana services. He described the day as the birthday of creation and spoke of rebuilding the world in Division with United Nations efforts, hope, and peace as guiding aims.

Alan Green Temple B'rith Sho-rean Third Street Dr. Green Rabbi Green United Nations Eeveryone

Mink Coat Escape Stuns Maryland Farmer on Shore

Edwood Dize of Crisfield reports a mink coat’s worth of pelts—valued at 13 to 20 dollars each—escaped from pens on his farm and scattered across the Eastern Shore. He notes a mink travels about thirty miles a night and fears recovery is unlikely with seventy to fourteen pelts still missing.

Crisfield Maryland Edwood Dize Uelus Dize

Buffalo man killed by car on Wednesday

Jeremiah Shea aged 45 was struck and killed by the car driven by John Czechowski 43 in Buffalo. The fatality raises the year's Buffalo traffic toll to 49.

AUTO Buffalo Jeremiah Shea John Czechowski Shea

Scarfs and Shawls Rise as Versatile Winter Accessories

Fashion notes highlight scarfs and shawls as practical smart winter accessories for all ages from students to women of style. Describes various styles including ice mist oblongs, jeweled shawls, hoodwinkers, and fascinators, with designer backing and indoor outdoor wear.

John Frederics

Handcrafted Mexican Wool Accessories Add Colorful Flair

Prestige items from Mexico include hand crocheted wool pieces trimmed with contrasting balls or stones. Mitts pair with matching sets for sports or evening wear, plus small sweater squares, long plaids, and scarves to transform costumes. Lush colors complement any wardrobe.

Mexico

County Opens 20 Casualty Stations

County officials announce the establishment of twenty emergency casualty stations in Rensselaer County towns under civilian protection director Lewis V. Griffin and Dr. Eugene Connolly. The stations, staffed by trained home nursing graduates and volunteer physicians, prepare for bombing or other disasters. Twelve ribbons will be awarded in North Greenbush and two in Poestenkill to civilian protection workers with at least 500 hours of service, with other towns expected to follow the same certification process.

Rensselaer Lewis V. Griffin Eugene Connolly William 5. Oliver Griffin Federal Civilian Protection Service North Greenbush Poestenkill

Bailey returns from McClellan Hospital and visitors stay

Buskirk Desmond Bailey was released from McClellan Hospital on Sunday. Lawrence Jensen and his daughter Eleanor of Way visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wallace.

Wagner Murray Bill Draws Fire From Medical Society

The New York State Medical Society president called the Wagner Murray bill the last word in socialized medicine during an annual meeting, signaling strong opposition as the measure moves through Congress. Dr. Thomas A. McGodrick addressed physicians amid debate over federal health policy.

Buffalo New York State Medical Society Congress Thomas A. McGodrick Society

District branch on doctors as office holders if bill passes

A district branch speaker argued that doctors would become office holders in government once the bill takes effect. He claimed government cannot match the ambition sacrifice and devotion doctors show to fellow people which drives medical science’s great accomplishments.

Pillow cushion survives fatal fire at Buffalo home

A Buffalo resident, 80 year old Asher Commer, perished when a Wednesday fire destroyed his house. All furniture and belongings were damaged except his pillow, which bore the embroidered motto May all your troubles end in smoke.

Buffalo Asher Commer

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