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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

2

Trojan Dies Of Injuries In Explosion

Gerard C. Grenier a 30 year old resident of 411 Second Street died in Albany Hospital from burns after an explosion wrecked a Monty Laboratories building in Coeymans where he packed Navy and Coast Guard flares using a new machine. He left a widow Katherine M Moore and two daughters Mary Linda. Grenier held a foreman position and died while working alone. authorities investigate. Funeral Monday at 10 am from his residence and St Joseph's Church with a solemn requiem mass at 10 30. Interment at St Joseph's Cemetery.

Gerard C. Grenier Second Street Mr. Grenier Monty Laboratories Coeymanson & Government Contract Albany Hospital Cooner J. Gregory Nealon Watervliet Greni Babcock Ravena F. R. Russell West Cossackie F. B I Grenier Katherine M Moore Mary Linda Grenier Ernest J Grenier Canada Troy St. Joseph's Church Avhich St. Joseph's Cemetery

On-again Off-again WAC Wedding Set for Oct 7

The romance between WAC Pvt Mary Elizabeth Elliott of Kingston North Carolina and Sgt Wallace R Best of Raleigh North Carolina is back on with a wedding planned for October 7 at the Eighth U S Air Force base. If held, Elliott would become the first WAC married in this war theater.

London WAC Mary Elizabeth Elliott Kingston N.C Wallace R. Best Raleigh N. C United States Best Britain Miss Elliott U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Base

Corlett Clan In Uniform

Colorado's Corlett family shows wartime service breadth with Major General Charles Corlett leading troops to Kiska victory. George Milton Corlett, once Monte Vista mayor and Colorado lieutenant governor, now mentors a military family including Vera Mary, one of Colorado’s first WAC officers, and Charles KR Corlett in Marine aviation. The clan, rooted in hunting and fishing, faces war’s call with steadfast patriotism.

Harold Heroux Monte Vista Col MNS Colorado George Corlett Jmow American Legion George Vera Mary Corlett WACS Denver Fort Des Moines Seymour Johnson Field N. C Lowry Ithe South Corletts United States Vera Schofield Barracks Hawaii Colorado University Columbia University New York Charles KR Corlett U. Marine Corps Rio Grande County

Youthful Chinese Assist Americans in China

Mike Lea, a 23 year old Chinese acting manager at a base hostel, describes his role in housing and feeding American airmen in China. He praises Americans as equal and humorous, notes language gaps, and worries that visiting troops see only an undeveloped interior, shaping a poor impression of China. He has worked with the War Area Service Command since June and often translates for Major General Claire Chennault when possible.

China Darrel Berrigan 14Th Air Force Mike Mike Lea Hong Kong War Area Service Command Amercan Mth Air Force Claira Chennault Mika

Wild Pitch Kills Baseball Fan at Griffith Stadium

A wild throw into the stands during a Washington Cleveland game at Griffith Stadium killed 82 year old Clarence Stageman of Alexandria Virginia. He suffered head injuries and died after being taken to the hospital according to attendants.

Washington Griffith Stadium Clarence Stageman Alexandria Stageman Pehtin

Dewey to Speak in Troy for Hanley Campaign

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will speak at Music Hall in Troy on October 20 to open the upstate campaign for Sen. Joe E. Hanley to the Lieutenant governorship. Congressman Dean P. Taylor announced the plan and suggested a second major rally may follow on October 29. Dewey’s Troy visit is tied to the four year Albany effort to reform state finances and administration amid local campaign battles.

Thomas E. Dewey Music Hall Troy Joe E. Hanley Wyoming County New York State Dean P. Taylor Rensselaer County Taylor Dewey James F. Byron Hanley Thomas W. Wallace Schenectady Senator Hanley Albany

Ambition to Study Diplomacy Shapes Interior’s Military Training

The speaker notes the coast towns lacked scientific development before the war while the interior is rapidly advancing. Mike aims to go to the States for education in diplomacy, believing that his American Army training will prepare him for a diplomatic career.

Mike

Estate Tax Reports Filed In Surrogate's Court

In Surrogate's Court Transfer Tax Examiner Edward J. Poland filed inheritance tax reports for four estates. Ruth A. Wetherwax died Aug 1 in this city leaving a gross estate of 27168.13 and net 15148.93. the heirs are six children. Caroline Hayner died Jun 24 at Sand Lake leaving a gross estate 11635.16 and net 10364.11. two sons inherit. Edith G Potter died Aug 14 in Rensselaer with gross 3003.55 net 2045.55. uncle Orrin L. Potter inherits. Anna M. O'Reilly died Jun 23, 1942 in this city with gross 2554.71 net 17417. cousin Belle P. Kittrick inherits. Attorneys are Lucien E. Clickner, William E. Morris, and Owen D. Connolly.

Edward J. Poland Ruth A. Wetherwax Caroline Hayner Sand Lake Edith G. Potter Rensselaer Anna M. O’reilly Wetherwax Frank G. Hayner Richmond Ind William E. Morris Waterford Edith G Potter Orrin L. Potter Riverside Avenue Ernest L. Boothby Anna M. O'Reilly Belle P. Kittrick Qwen D. Connolly

U Boats Hit Allied Vessels Despite New Defenses

London reports via DNB News Agency that German U boats sunk 17 Allied destroyers and likely three more during September and sank seven invasion ships totaling about 43,000 tons across the Mediterranean Atlantic and Black Sea.

London DNB Mediterranean Atlantic Black Sea

Grant Letters On Five Estates

Estates granted letters of administration in Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Donohue for five decedents. Arthur G. Host left 5000 personal and 6500 real to widow Ethel J. Host and son Laurence E. Host. William H. Platt left 10000 personal to cousins Milton J. Douglass Ida Frances Douglass and Mabel D. Abbey. Mrs. Marritta Hall left 200 personal and 2500 real to husband and sons Edwin and Leland Hall. Jane A. Heagany left 2700 personal to four nieces and a nephew. Myr Tunney left 500 personal to brother Francis Tunney. Attorneys listed for each estate.

Edward J. Donohue Arthur G. Host William Harry Platt Marritta Hail Nassau Jane A. Heagany Thomas C.funney Troy Ethel J. Host Warren Avenue Laurence E. Host Hampstead L. I. Draper & Bartle Platt Milton J. Douglass Evergreen Avenue Schenectady Ida Frances Douglass Mabel D. Abbey Fifteenth Street H. Irving Chase Hall Edwin Leland Hall Hoags Corners William B. Satterlee Margaret M. van Patten Eigith Street Helen Wedel Alexandria Jane A. Cleary Pawling Maple Avenue Mary E. Griffin New_York George Cleary Elizabeth N. J Joseph B. Mulholland Myr. Tunney Francis Tunney Poughkeepsie

Japanese Pavilion at World’s Fair Razed in New York

New York City Parks crews began removing the Japanese pavilion at the World’s Fair after civic groups called it an insult and eyesore. Human voices warned of possible storming or tearing down the exhibit as the erasure proceeded.

New York New York City

Stewed Hogs Baffle Oregon Vet Team

An emergency call to the James Steinlechner ranch in Florence Oregon sent a state agricultural department veterinarian to examine ailing hogs. The hogs, reportedly affected by cholera, were found to be intoxicated from fermented whey rather than ill with a disease.

Florence, Ore Ins State Agricultural Department James Steinlechner

Reich Using New Plan Of Recruiting Workers

Madrid reports claim widespread arrests of Italian factory workers by Nazi authorities as a new method to source labor for German industry. The detainees are said to be held in prison camps for a few days before being transported by special trains and trucks northward to Germany for work.

Reich Madrid Germany

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