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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1944
Page
1
A war era column lists Troy New York residents and families with relatives in the armed forces. It notes Lieut. Robert Edgar Grays and others assigned to various postings in Europe and the Pacific, plus local pride in service and a report on wounded Staff Sergeant Raymond J. Bist.
Central Markets Inc has leased a building at the Southeast corner of 102d Street and Second Avenue from Lucy Hughes estate for a new market site. The existing market at 365 Fifth Avenue will move to the new location. The estate was represented by Murphy Aldrich Guy and Broderick, with Leo Spira and Weinstein Inc as broker.
Mrs Alfred Ailen of Mountain View Avenue faced an awkward incident at home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ray Dearstyne hosted sewing basket lessons at her residence linked to the Mountain View Home Bureau unit. Mrs Richard J L Harrie became secretary of the Partners Club at Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church. Sonia Arlene Reid celebrated turning five with a party at Tit Bits Avenue featuring games and refreshments.
Robert Baynum an 18 year old Navy V-12 student at Williams has been at Putnam Memories Hospital in Bennington since Sept 16 after a head injury from a Walloomsac car accident. He was moved by his mother and two Williams corpsmen Roy Whitaker and Sally Capone. His home is in Maplewood New Jersey.
A scrambled on air listing shows programs and hosts across the local station. It includes mentions of Tim exener Roy Skutt Leo Leiber and regions like Schenectady and Wisconsin. highlights feature morning Top of the Morning and Melody Time segments along with news repeats and publisher notes.
Robert L Rutledge son of Mr and Mrs B A Rutledge has been named center by head coach Shankweiler and will likely see service in all eight games scheduled this fall for the Man Hus School team.
First Lieut Robert S Langer 28 son of Samuel J Langer 22 Fourth Street received the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters for fifty missions flown from an Italian base. He completed a perilous return under heavy fire and was injured once. He flew missions during the Italian invasion and raids over the Ploesti oil fields Munich and southern France. He served eight months in the Mediterranean area and is a Troy High School Union College Harvard postgraduate. He formerly worked for Hughes Autograf Brush Co.
Anthony Carelli of Hoosick Falls guardian for his minor son Dominick Carelli in legal action against him by Charles H. Telford administrator of the late Robert McArthur's estate. Papers filed with Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan note McArthur fatally injured January 4 in a collision in Hoosick Falls and reveal a $25 00 claim by the administrator.
Julius Goodman of Union-Pers announces Trogood Realty Corp purchases three former Hall, Hartwell & Co. buildings on River Street north of Hoosick Street to expand postwar Union-Fera. The chain will operate SAED stores from Troy with executive offices and distribution here and leases secured for two more units in other cities.
Haul Hartwell and Maurice D Isenberg represented the purchaser 1 J Weinstein Toc as the state broker in the transaction. Draper and Bartle presented the deal for a property on River Street now housing Bernie Paper Bomb Inc Model Shirt Co and Berk-Raey ED.
The President accepted an invitation to address a Foreign Policy Association dinner in New York on Saturday, with the White House releasing the telegram confirming the invitation and outlining the action. Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy, president of the association, had extended the invitation.
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