RPI Navy Students To Parade On Institute Campus
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will host a 1500 strong U S Navy parade after a campus review tomorrow afternoon. The review starts at 1:30 on the athletic field with a demonstration of arms by Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. Distinguished officials, faculty, and guests will be in reserved grandstand sections while the public can attend the parade and review.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Navy
Valous Naval
Naval Reserve
Naval
Alexander G. Gillespie
Watervliet Arsenal
J 5. Evans
Navy
General Electric Co
G S Burrell
Civil Engineering Corps of the Navy
RPI
M C¢ Bowman
Lester C Higbee
Troy
Nationa Guard
Mayo
Frank J Hogan
Thomas Morse
Hornet
Navy Training Unit
Union College
Livingston W Houston
R PI
D. Matthew A Hunter
D. Ray Palmer Baker
RPT
Line of March for 1500 naval students Parade Route
R P L 1500 naval students will parade tomorrow at 2 pm after a campus review. The line starts Sage Avenue to Federal and River Streets, then Risers to Third Street, down Third to Congress, over Congress to Fifth Avenue, up Fifth to Broadway, over Broadway to Seventh Avenue where battalions form. Groups include R P I Band in uniform, US Naval Flight Preparatory Cadets in khaki, Civilian Aeronautics Administration War Service Training cadets in green, Naval ROTC Fife and Drum Corps, and Naval College Training Program students in blue. Comdr H M Benty commands the combined groups.
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Sage Avenue
Federal
River Streets
Third Street
Third
Congres
Congress
Fifth Avenue
Fifth
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
R. P. I Band
U. S. Naval Flight Preparatory
Civial Aeronautics Administration War Service Training
Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Naval College Training Program
H. M. Benty
Sage College iClasses Stage Picnic at Glenwood
Russell Sage College students held the annual junior freshman picnic yesterday at Glenwood. Entertainment featured a softball game and relay races followed by a picnic supper. A candlelight service led by Patricia Girdwood concluded the program with a committee overseeing recreation food publicity and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Glenwood
Patricia Girdwood
Christian Association
Jeanette Clark
Margery Smith
Helen Pomeroy
Janet Salmon
Betty Coolidge
Inma Kaufman
Margett Chapin
Ahlee White
Kay Woods
Dors Robsky
Ruth Francis
Jean Franken
Beverly Cochran
Margaret, Wheeler
Dors Cox
Jewish Center to Be Host to Servicemen
The Troy section youth division of the Jewish Welfare Board USO council plans a cabaret and dance for servicemen on furloughs at RP 1 auditorium tomorrow at 7:30 pm A floor show directed by Mrs Shirley Cohen Goorman features Janet and Bobby Hoffman Pat Page Dolores Cupolo Eleanor Walsh Sally Mul Jet and Eileen Kilgallen plus a boxing exhibition by the Battling Blais and performances by Bea Cohen and other hostesses from the youth division committee including Frances Snyder chairwoman Irene Rome decor and Margie Goldstein refreshments chairwoman
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Troy
Jewish Welfare Board
USO Council
Jewish Community Center
Diss Crances Troldstem Chaiman
Frances Snyder
Janet
Bobby Hoffman
Pat Page
Dolores Cupolo
Eleanor Walsh
Sally Mul
Ghila Vigadt
Elaine Semelisky
Tilhe Hyman Freda Kaufman
Gertrude Schonwetter
Mildred Batton
Frances Novich
State Allocates $117000 for Postwar Projects
The State's Post-war Public Works Planning Commission in Albany has allotted over $117 000 to 26 communities for 46 postwar projects. Public aid covers up to 50 percent of total costs, funding rebuilding of bridges, a disposal plant addition and an outfall sewer for Gloversville at 3700, and for Saratoga Springs 885 for approaches and bridge repair and Circular Street water mains.
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Woks Planning Commission
Albany
Gloversville
Saratoga Springs
Area Men Graduated By Medical School
The Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks yesterday graduated two Troy Area men among 344 officers qualified for field duty. Lieut Edward W Schaefer, Sanitary Corps, 26 Oakwood Avenue, earned a BS from Brooklyn Polytechnic, and Second Lieut William L O'Connor, Sanitary Corps, 1032 Twenty-third Street Watersweet, earned a BS from Union College.
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Carlisle Barracks
Troy Area
Edward W Schaefer
Sanitary Corps
Oakwood Avenue
Brooklyn Polytechnic
William L O'Connor
Twenty-third Street
Union College
Two Army recruits held for Schenectady robbery
Charles J Wood 21 of 29 Park Avenue and Charles Langford 15 of Washington DC were arrested in Cleveland after confessing to a Saturday night robbery in Schenectady. They masqueraded as lieutenants, assaulted John Ray at 427 Hamilton Street, and stole $144. Ray was left in a ditch and is in critical condition. Grace W Arnolds 17 and Gloria Marx were named as aiding in the plan.
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Charles J Wood
Park Avenue
Charles Langford
Washington, DC
Cleveland
Schenectady
Ohio
Tro03
Wood
Langford
Fort Benming
John Ray
Hamilton Street
Joseph Canepa
Canepa
Glownn Chapman
Ray
Fort Hunter Road
Rotterdam
Eids Hospital
Pait
Grill
Railroad Man Killed By Train at Pittsfield
John Massari aged 49 of Pittsfield Massachusetts was struck by a westbound train while working for the Boston and Albany Railroad. The locomotive continued to Chatham where investigators traced the accident and Massari’s remains were found. He left seven children.
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Pittsfield
John Massari
Merril
Mass
Massaii
Boston and Albany
Chatham
Massari
Second Lieutenant Robert Emmett MacMillen Commissioned
Second Lieutenant Robert Emmett MacMillen son of Mrs Anna MacMillan and husband of Mrs Janet Flinton MacMillen of 1819 Seventh Avenue, was commissioned in the Army Air Corps at Yuma Field Arizona. A Troy High School graduate, he enlisted last June and is on furlough before transferring to B25 Transitional School at Mather Field Sacramento. His brother, Lieutenant William C MacMillen, is with the Army Air Corps in New York City.
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Robert Emmett MacMillen
Anna MacMillan
Janet Flinton MacMillen
Seventh Avenue
Ams Air Corps
Yuma Field
Yuma
Anz
Troy
Air Corps
Mather Field
Sacramento
Cal
William C MacMillen
Army Air Corps
New York City
Plant Protection School to Be Conducted
Industrial executives and plant protection staffs from area industries especially war subcontractors will attend an Industrial Plant Protection School on November 30 and December 1 in Schenectady. The NYS War Council sponsors the program to provide practical knowledge for organizing or improving total plant protection to minimize impact from enemy raids sabotage or major accidents. Cooperating agencies include Office of War Training Office of Civilian Defense Industrial Service Bureau and Associated Industries of New York State.
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Schenectady
New York State War Council
Industrial Executives Plant Protection
Civiian Protection
Office of War Training
Office of
Crsithan
Defense Industrial Service Bureau
Assocated Industries
New York State
Alumnae Association Meeting Held at Women's Club
The Mildred Eu Ey Alumnae Association will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday at the Women's Club 725 Madison Avenue Albany Brief talks will be given by alumnae volunteers Miss Marjorie Gade nurse's aide Miss Jean O Neil Gray Ladies Miss Margaret Vandecar Red Cross and Miss Irene Stahl USO Vocal selections by Miss Gade and Miss Dorothy Diems of Schenectady with Miss Vandecar accompanying on the piano
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Mildred Euey
Presbyterial Society Meets to Discuss Foreign Missions
The semi annual meeting of the Worars Presbyteral Secret for Missions of the Presbytery of Troy met yesterday at West mingter Presbyterian Church with Mrs Frederick W Evans presiding. Esther McRuer spoke on work with Spanish speaking peoples and western and southwest field guides, noting neighborly attitudes and friendly feeling toward us. Mrs Evans announced Mrs A J Fisher will attend from Oct 17 to Nov 3 and speak at 64 Lee Laue. The gathering opened with greetings from Mrs Harold Burgess and an organ prelude. The afternoon featured two conference periods led by Miss McRuer and Miss Margaret Shannon, followed by a service of consecration conducted by Rev Norman R Adams and concluding benediction.
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Frederick W. Evans
Ight
Women’s Presbyterial Society For Missions
Presbytery of
Tio
Westminster Presbyteran
Esther McRuer
Board of National Missions
Margaret Shannon
Board of Foreign Missions
Worars Presbyteral Secret For Missions
Troy
Westmingter Presbyterian Church
Frederick W Evans
Board of Nations] Missions
Arizona
Pera
Evans
A J Fisher
Presbyters
Lee Laue Ee
Harold Burgess
Harry Edmunds
Eveett G Ham
Soiman Ro Adams
Northfield
Eugene Cunningham
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Tucn
McRuer
Norman R Adams Phiep
Rensselaer Guardian Appoints Suit for Minor
Clarence N Wolfe of 1139 Second Street, Rensselaer, appointed guardian for his minor daughter Adrienna O Wolfe by Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan. The guardian, represented by Benjamin S Wolman Albanatone, seeks damages from Hermén Moch of Rensselaer for injuries Adrienna sustained after tripping on an iron pipe protruding from the residence on June 19, giving the guardian the right to sue in Supreme Court.
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Clarence N Wolfe
Second Street
Rensselaer
Adrienna O Wolfe
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Hermén KR Moch
County Cloths Office
Benjamin S Wolman Albanattoine
Guardian
Mochn
Wolfes
Wolfe
Leon Henderson Predicts Forth Term For Roosevelt
Leon Henderson former head of the Office of Price Administration says President Roosevelt will be reelected for a fourth term in 1944 with a Republican House and Democratic Senate. He spoke after addressing New York University School of Education on Wednesday night.
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York Ulp
Leon Henderson
Office of
Price ‘ Administration
Roosevelt
Fouth
New York University School of Education
Watervliet Major Prentice Morgan Promoted
War Department lists temporary promotions noting Major Prentice G Morgan of Watervliet. Also mentioned are Major Mullan, cavalry officer, son of E B Moran of 907 Twenty-third Street. Watersher Anthon of Green Island elevated to first lieutenant. and Harold Mande ca of Algany and Harold A Fried mar of Scherectads promoted in the Troop Area. Navy enlistments referenced for two Troy men.
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Prentice G Morgan
War Department
Mullan
Mis E B Moran
Watersher Anthon
Ozzo
Paine Street
Green Island
Leutenant
Tro
Harold Mandeca
Algany
Harold A Friedmar
Scherectads
Local addresses listed for unnamed recruit center incident
A fragment notes a recruits center matter with names Henry Fullington and Walter Long and two addresses 1 Spring Avenue and 313 Ninth Street. The text is garbled and provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Ban Sceepeed
Wessing
Ale Henry
F Fullington
Spring Avenue
Walter Long
Ninth Street
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Fourth Broadway
Trojan
Presbyterial Society
Trov
Focal
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Jacob ST. Ee Cees
Parke Davis
Squibb
A&a
Moderrella
Sscox
PHOME
Charming Rosaund Russell
RKO Radios
Fight For Freedom
Lux Toilet
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