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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1943

Page

11

Fiesta invite for Troy Spanish program tomorrow

Troy townspeople are invited to a Spanish fiesta to aid the Third War Loan Drive. Russell Sage College and RPI students will present Spanish songs dances and comedy in Latin American costumes with Dr Heberto Lacayo and Miss Lucinda Moses directing.

Troy Russell Sage College Heberto Lacayo Lucinda Moses Gloria Alonso Helena Percas Florinda Cardenas Marjorie Grathwohl Publiity Jean Pozefsky Maron Armstrong Norma Plager Osters Helen de Rosa Emmy Lou Burns Barbara Harlow Pean Po Iefsky Alma Rosa Miranda

Argentina Police Regulate Mustaches and Haircuts

Mendoza authorities issue rules on police grooming to ensure modesty and simplicity. Mustaches must be short, hair cut short at the back and medium short on the sides, and sideburns may not extend below four tenths of an inch from the top of the ear. The measure, announced as a standard for guardians of the law, targets uniform appearance.

Mendoza Argentina

Foreclosure and Public Notice in Rensselaer County Court

Legal notices from the New York Supreme Court foreclose a mortgage on property at 30 Blakeley Court Troy and related notices of surrogates court accounts, beer wine liquor licenses for Troy and surrounding towns, and various defendants and assignees named. The document cites William F. Smith as plaintiff attorney and dates from 1943 with publication order by Judge Pierce H. Russell.

State OF New York Supreme Court County of Rensselaer Adam Ross Margaret BR. Loudon Clara C. Jebner Otto Krahenbuhl Otto Krambuhl William F. Smith Ofice and P. O Rice Building Troy New York Otto Krahenbuhbl Pierce H. Russell Supreme Court of the Seetinna Park View Blakeley Court City of Charles H. Stockwell Maud W Charles A Stockwell Gottfried Krahenbual Rensselaer County Clerk's Office Plaining Omce and State of Hazel Sibole Maudh Stevesson Anna Cooper June Morrigon James Cooper Charles B. Seymour Rensselaer County Charli E. Seymour Edward J. Donohie Said Troy-Berlin Highway Poestenkill Rensselaer Chants Margaret Heffner Harvey’s Inn Trey-Berlin Highway Brunswick Road Pinewoods Ave Country Club of John C. Ryan Binn Pinewoods Albany Ave Wassau Jerome Samburgh Nassau, N.Y

Rome Faces Potential Battle as German Move to Bolzano Tightens Grip

Dispatches report Rome under martial strain after Fascist government transfer to Bolzano. Tanks roll through central avenues while soldiers, a blackout, and curfews shape a city teetering on wartime disruption. Vatican calm amid precautionary measures and rescheduled papal rites.

Bern Switzerland Rome Bolzano Italian Alps Italy Piazza del Popolo Corso Die Tat

Shushan School to Close for Columbus Day Observance

Shushan The Shushan School will be closed today and tomorrow to observe Columbus Day. Stephen Gordon of East Orange New Jersey is spending his vacation at Undertrees with Mrs Liston Rich. Mrs Edler, guest of Mr and Mrs Ernest Roberson in Anaquassicoke, has returned to her home in Saugerties.

Shushan Stephen Gordon East Orange Undertrees Liston Rich Edler Ernest Roberson Anaquassicoke Saugerties Listen Rich Rich Mary McClellan Hospital Grange Hall Elsie Heckman William Dunnigan Salem Edward Ryan Fair Haven Romaine Jarrick Albany Hospital Sam Buffum Buffalo Fenwick Buffum Washington, D. C Wilder Buffum Arthur Proulx John Stevens Dorset Isabel Walbridge Ovid Dickinson Ondawa Farm

New Armor Piercing Projectiles Boost Allied Power

Army Ordnance and industry teams unveil new armor piercing projectiles designed to slice through Axis planes tanks and emplacements. Brig Gen Gillespie credits civilian researchers and steel makers for a superior triple alloy formula that outpaces Nazi shells while conserving vital alloys and resources.

Army Ordnance G. Gillespie Waterviiet Arsenal Bacuruay Wos Gillespie Navy Army Ordnance Arsenals Ordnnance Department Army Service Forces WPB Ordnance Department Army Ordnance Department

Stamps Honoring Countries Go On Sale

Postage stamps honoring Yugoslavia Albania Austria and Denmark will be issued in a five cent series. Washington DC post office will sell them in October November and December with first day cancellations available by mail.

Washington, D. C Troy Frank M. Collins Washington Post Office Yugoslavia Albania Austria Denmark Possmaster Washington D. C

St Ambrose Pastor Visits Boston and Local Meetings Agenda

Latham sev. Daniel Cronin, pastor of St Ambrose's Church, was in Boston last week. Air Raid Wardens of District 8 will meet at S. W. Pitts Hose Co. Hall for their regular monthly meeting tomorrow night, with Senior Warden Frank Roberts presiding. The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Calvary Church plans a minstrel entertainment November 18 and 20 at Calvary Hall, with rehearsals each week led by Mrs. William P. Williams, starting the first Thursday night at her home.

Daniel Cronin St. Ambrose’s Church Bsoton District 8 S. W. Pitts Hose Co Frank Roberts Calvary Church Calvary Hall William PR. Williams

Gestapo squads kill Jews in northern Italy report

Svenska Dagbladet from Bern says Gestapo squads mass executed Jews in northern Italy. Many were shot while fleeing toward Switzerland. Bodies of 26 Jews found in forests near Lake Maggiore with similar discoveries reported from Milan Bergamo and other towns.

Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Bern Switzerland Italy Lake Maggiore Milan Tues Bergamo Dagbladet

Mechanicville City Council Tackles Dirt and Smoke Complaints

Mayor Homer Eckerson announced railroads will replace some steam engines with diesels to reduce dirt and smoke. Council accepted police chief Bauer’s report noting 51 complaints investigated, 23 streetlight actions, 12 open doors found, 18 lost or stolen items recovered, and 9 arrests. Coulson resignation accepted. Joseph Corrigan appointed to fill the vacancy.

Homer E. Eckerson Delaware and Hudson Boston Maine Gustave C. Baucher New York State Electric and Gas Corp Arthur Coulson Municipal Civil Service Commission Coulson Federal Civil Service Joseph Corrigan Greenwood Avenue Mary Cassidy John 8. Moore Henley B. Harvey

Army Plans Food Needs In Advance

Army procurement chief Col Louis Webster argues the Army buys nonperishables like apple butter catsup jam and turkeys to safeguard supply for overseas troops. He notes high last year due to bumper crops and explains dietary master menus determine ceilings and allocations while civilian shortages are avoided by planned stock.

Army Louis Webster Quartermaster Corps WPH Webster CPA War Food Administration Washington Army Dietitians Congress John Taxpayer

Malta Dome Bureau to Hold All-Day Meeting at Barber Home

The Malta dome Bureau schedules an all-day session at Mrs. Frank T. Barber residence with the theme Family in War Time. Malta Grange plans a Thursday evening meeting in Grange Hall Maltaville with Mrs. Earle Edmonds as lecturer after the business portion. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown mark their fourth wedding anniversary, guests of Mrs Brown’s parents in Saratoga Springs. A tea for the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church is set at 2 30 p m Thursday hosted by Mrs How ard Knapp with assistors Mrs Ruth L Pentz and Mrs Edna Flannagan.

Malta Dome Bureau Frank T. Barber Malta Grange Grange Hall Maltaville Earle Edmonds Alfred Brown Saratoga Springs Woman's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Howard Knapp Ruth L. Pentz Edna Flannagan

Whitehall Updates and Local Projects In Brief

Patricia Shovah and Theresa Barker return to duties after family visits at Brady Infant Home and Hudson River State Hospital. Whitehall completes Broadway sidewalk from Boardman to School under supervision of Charles Giles and William Rowan. Theodore Belanger names Charles E. Cooke as vice chairman and treasurer of the This Is the Army premier committee for Capitol Theater on Oct 26.

Patricia Shovah Brady Infant Home Albany Elmer Shovah McCotter Street Theresa Barker Hudson River State Hospital Poughkeepsie Mary Barker LaFayette Street Village Street Department Broadway Boardman Street School Street Charles Giles William Rowan Theodore Belanger Whitehall Capitol Theater Charles E. Cooke Whitehall Chamber of Commerce

Hospital Ship Newfoundland Sunk by German Bombers

Allied officials said the U S Army hospital ship Newfoundland was sunk September 13 in the Gulf of Salerno off Italy after a German air raid despite bright lights. The ship carried British nurses and doctors. several were killed, but all 103 American nurses survived. No patients were aboard. Salvage attempts failed and a destroyer sank the hulk.

Allied Headquarters Algiers United States Army Newfoundland Salerno Italy Liverpool Gulf

Girl's Tip to Police Nets A Soldier But Wrong One

Troy police set a trap for a soldier described by a girl Friday as an escaped Army deserter. The man turned out to be a civilian posing as a hero to impress the girl and was taken to army officials.

Troy Central Army

Troy Board Asked to Name No. 1 Real Estate Problem

A. N. Groves, president, said replies will be analyzed and used as the basis of a program of work to be followed by the owners' division of the State Realty Association. The Troy Real Estate Board has been asked to express its views on What Is the No. 1 Real Estate Problem Today by the State Boards in a sampling of public opinion.

Troy Real Estate Board A. N. Groves Fie Owners State Realty Association

Salem guests listed and engagements in Cambridge area

Salem Edward Kent of Cambridge was a guest recently of friends in town. Mrs Laurene K Smith of Marathon is a guest of Miss Louise Coulter. Miss Mary Carol Coulter returned from Hoosick Falls where she visited friends. Mrs Gillis Pratt of Waterloo returned home after visiting her mother. Dr Zenas V D Orton, George Stoh and Vernon Ston went to Boston to visit friends. Mrs John Ackley bought the Julian Maguire home on South Main Street and moved there Monday. Mrs Eugene Cereghino turned from New York where she visited Harald Cereghino. Mrs Frank Higgins and son William of Cambridge recently visited her parents. Miss Irene Carrolan went to Independence Kansas to visit her brother in law and sister. Salem Post Office reports War Bonds and Stamps sales in September totaling 4885 dollars. Charles Maxwell announces engagement of daughter Mabel Elizabeth to John W Montgomery III. Mr Montgomery is son of Mr and Mrs J N Montgomery, Claysville PA. Mrs Frank Eagan entertained at a surprise bridal shower for Miss Frances Robertson with Halloween decor and a mock wedding. Forty guests attended with prizes awarded for costumes.

Edward Kent Cambridge Laurene K. Smith Marathon Louise Coulter Ondawa O. EB. S Masonic Hall Mary Carol Coulter Hoosick Falls Gillis Pratt Waterloo John Webb Zenas V. D. Orton George Stoh Vernon Ston Boston John Ackley Julian Maguire South Main Street Eugene Cereghino Haa New York Harald Cereghino Frank Higgins Wiliam Frank Hagan Irene Carrolan Independence Kan David Jolly Salem Post Office Charles Maxwell Mabel Elizabeth Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C John W Linnie Collins Charles Reilly Mary Gainor Mark] Abrams Emma Rich Jessie Robertson Clara Ston Philip Quirk

Family notes from Dayton and surrounding towns

Pownal Carl Riley returns home after matters tied to the estate of his late uncle Michael Furlong. The family residence, long in the family, is sold furnished to Walter L. Rich of North Adams. Mrs Leighton Spencer of Petersburg visits relatives in Williamstown with her younger child Gerald. elder son Ronald stays with aunt Mrs Carolyn Prezi and attends Oak Hill School. Wesleyan class at H. W. Beals home votes to buy hymnals. family night supper planned at church on Oct 22.

Pownal Carl Riley Dayton Michael Furlong Walter L. Rich North Adams Leighton Spencer Petersburg W M Pratt Edward Weeden Williamstown Gerald Ronald Carolyn Prezi Oak Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church School H. W. Beals

Local News Briefs From East Nassau and Nearby Areas

East Nassau reports Myrtle Williams has gone to Mechanicville for employment. Mrs. Clara B. Evans visits her son Erwin J. Evans in East Chatham. Mrs. William Bolce hosts the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church. Pvt. Harry Richter of Virginia is spending a week’s furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richter.

Myrtle Wiliams Mechanicville Clara B. Evans Erwin J. Evans East Chatham William Bolce Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Harry Richter Virginia 3. Richter

Hoosick Falls Village Rent Roll Hearing and Local Society News

The Hoosick Falls village clerk's office opens the six month rent roll for inspection with a public hearing by the Village Board of Trustees. Community notices include St Hilda's Guild meeting at St Marks parish house, card party winners, bride and groom events, and church society activities with plans for a rummage sale. Pvt Robert F Burke returns on furlough from Niagara University. First Baptist Church Woman's Society held an all day session with White Cross work and luncheon, plus a fundraiser. Prenuptial shower for Marion Williams and William Mitchel, pumpkin and Halloween themed. West Hoosick Gleaners Society met at Mrs Herbert Woodard's home with White Cross work and study planned on the book We Who are America.

Hoosick Robert F. Burke Niagara University Woman's Society of the First, Baptist Church Cora Brownell Troy Joseph Bizzarro Center Street Marion Williams William Mitchel Rita Cavanaugh Alfred Bizzarro Mary Sizard Marion Kretzmer Williams Gleaners Society Gleaners Society of West Hoosick Herbert Woodard White Cross Harold Pine Ralph Griswold Ernest Habel America Woodard

Ladies Club Plans Luncheon and Guest Speaker

Mrs. Robert Abbott and Mrs. Bert Baker announce the next meeting in the Baptist Church annex. A noon covered dish luncheon precedes the event, with each member bringing two covered dishes. The organizing committee is Mrs. Habel and Mrs. Pine.

Robert Abbott Bert Baker Baptist Church Habel Pine

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