USO to Use Quarters In Y M C A Troy
The Troy Y M C A will open Navy trainee lounges at 3 P M and 6 P M on Saturdays and Sundays with rooms at the USO Union Depot site to provide recreational facilities. A council committee led by Edgar C. Silliman will supervise activities and dances were not held this season.
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Mne
Navy Room
Troy T
Sie Union Station
Sam Bo
Navy
Ates
Troy Ares Council
USC
National City Bank
USO Council
Arengies
Edgar C. Silliman
Frank J. Ward
Elmer C. Schach
Harry A. VanVeiser
Dotius J. Selver
Lester Pasergard
Seymour MM. Stalin
Elmer
Conner
Troy Masonic, Temple -Cimbing
Masonic Temple Group
Troy Y
Union Depot
Charles J. Ranney
Students For Roosevelt Unit Formed
Democratic leaders announce the formation of a Students Committee for Roosevelt to mobilize Russell Bagé College students and a Vets for Roosevelt group events. Mrs. Trudy Berlin chairs, campaigns on the November election and New York Senate race with meetings and campaign material distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Roosevelt
Russell Bage College
Trudy Berlin
Baza College
United States
New York State
Veterans For Rongevelt
Troy
Three New Members Join Area Scout Council Board
Three new members were added to the executive board of the Troy Area Boy Scouts at the monthly meeting in National City Bank. Kendall Roberts was named chair of the leadership and training committee. Paul Knipple Norman Hiroyd and Roberts bring legal engineering and accounting backgrounds to the council. Richard Thomas reported on the New York New Jersey regional meeting in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Cemetery
Gatti Mi. Connor
Willian TF. Conner
Monice G. Barton
Seventh Avenue
Thunday
St. Patrick’s Church
SS Joseph's Cemetery
Greenwich
Sera C. Cotter
Fred McLaughlin
Helen Willson
Pium Avenue
Casitepoinl NO OY
Sergi
Jone Joje
Mexine Corps
Frances
John Joje
Catiermine Waener
Green Island
Sella Millar
New York
Ste Jojo
Green Exland
Fuseral
Paine St
Holy Trinity Church
Lason
Suiddenly
Newtonville
Niskayuna
Dorothy Frances Johnston
Norman Qh
Irxis Johnston
Olf Niskavuna Road
Goth
Watervliet
Orrock
Ihence
St. Barnaba Episcopal Church
James J
Boakwood Cemetery
Looney
Saran A. Riley
Jacey Moon
Frank J
Esther
Mooney
Mary
Fr Ig
Tyrrera
Antie Morrison
Gonna E. Tyrrell
Sfizaeth
John B. Tyrrel
Thoras J. Tyrrrell
Thomes J. Morrison
Rochester
John 'F_Tyren
A. Atold
Bernadette
Pasittence
Punerat
Scchael
Eretock
St. Joaepite
de Welch
Troy
Ehaek Welch
Joinsonville
Philip HL Welch
St. Motha’s
Johnsoarne
Si. Jphin's
Schaghtucks
Troy Ares Bor Sebout
National City Bank
Clinton EL Rose
Kendall Roberts
Paul Knipple
R.P.L
Norman Hiroyd
Holroyd and Keis
Roberts
George Davis
EH Koplovitz
Richard Thomas
Syracuse
Rotarians Assist OPA Price Panel in Grill Item Survey
Rotary Club members volunteer to help the Troy Rensselaer County War Price and Rationing Board by surveying grills and posting forty item prices. Each eating place visited will yield a survey sheet comparing posted prices with the board files.
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Rotary Club
Troy
Rensselaer County
Rotary Chub
Price Panel
Ite
Salesman Arrested For Theft Of Paint
James Burns a salesman was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of petit larceny. Central Station police say he took several cans of paint from a loading platform at the River Street Anson Thompson Company building. He faces arraignment in Police Court this morning. Officers Vitla Bell Raymond Hogan and John Masterson assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
Polie
Skernoon Op
Central Station
Anson F. Thompson Company, Inc
River Stree
Buird
River Street
Elks Lodge to Host Halloween Party Plan Meeting
Trey Lodge of the Elks will lead tonight's clubhouse gathering to discuss the annual Halloween party for members' children. Edward E. Burke, exalted ruler, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Trey Lodge of Elks
Edward. E. Burke
Tomorroué First Registration Day Opens for Voters
Registration offices in Troy will operate tomorrow and Saturday from 12 noon to 10 pm for the forthcoming presidential election. Next Friday hours are 10 am to 6 pm, with Saturday the final day from 9 am to 12 pm, urging voters to appear in person where required.
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Troy
Poly
Churchill speech mocking nine hour stay in Normandy photo misread
Allied caption notes Adolf Hitler’s Sept 30 1942 remark on a Second Front and Churchill’s response nine hours after the landings in Normandy. The image, credited to an Allied correspondent, appears with multilingual notes on the reverse.
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Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Ars
Normandy
Lesset
Troy Soldier on Leaflets Over Europe in Battle of Normandy
Private Edward J. Petraitis, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Petraitis of River Street, is pictured on Allied leaflets dropped over Nazi occupied Europe after the invasion. The notes praise Austria and urge prisoners to identify themselves, while Petraitis serves with Gen Patton’s armored division. He has seen North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and Normandy and sends word from Belgium. His unit, known as Hell on Wheels, reported 3,306 prisoners in a single day at Normandy.
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Prt
Edward J. Petraitis
Frank Petraitis
River Street
Europe
France
Petraitis
Great Britain
Soviet Union
United States of America
Austria
Patraitis
George S. Patton
Belgium
Petraits
North Africa
Sicily
Iialy
Normandy
Eddie Schell
Amsterdam
Patton
Fetter
Jeaflet
la Salle Institute
Shobetes College
Trojan Lodge Reelects Officers For Fourth Term
Trojan Lodge reelects officers for a fourth term with Fred Shellard as president Fred Strickland as secretary treasurer and John Coonley as recording secretary New officers include Frank Meroutdrick vice president Arthur Wright warden James Hunt sentinel Vernon Tillotson conductor Henry Talbot third member of the grievance committee Strickland spoke on An American Privilege the Vote noting differences in views while respecting others and endorsing Cas sidt for assembly A Community Crest drive supported a social at Burke's Tavern afterward.
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Trojan Lodge
BBE W.E
Fred Shellard
Fred Strickland
John Coonley
Frank Meroutdrick
Arthur Wright
James Hunt
Sentinel
Vernon Tillotson
Henry Talbot
Grand Lodge
Cha Cassidt
Assem Indorsed
Burke’s Tavern
School 18 Group Boosts War Chest Gift 50 Percent
The School 18 Parent-Teacher Association voted to raise its annual AHied Communities War Fund contribution by 50 percent. Mrs. John Keen an led the meeting at the school with plans for the coming drive and a community spaghetti supper fundraiser reported to have 255 donations to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teach Association
War Fund
John J. Keenan
Fire Association
Blue Bird
Camp Fire
William OH. Marvin
Eulafie ‘Heffron
Paw Hook
John Maineilo
Spaghsiiil
Zion& Ha
Drive Owens
J. S. Donovan Wright
USO
Herdrick Hudson
Allied Communities War Chest
David Howells
J. Wesley Wood, Jr
Workers awarded sums for a variety of hand injuries
In a Workmen's Compensation Court session Referee Lyman A. Kilburn approved multiple awards to workers from several firms. Walter E. Lehmuth received 543,407 for left hand control loss with Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co. Others include Walter Newcomb 5181.05 for injuries at James E. Lowe & Sons Inc. and John Kirk Patrick 3705 for facial disfigurement at Allegheny Lodium Steel Corp. Additional awards ranged from 210 to 475 for various finger losses and hand impairments across Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co. Adirondack Foundries & Steel Co. Inc. and Watervliet Iron & Brass Foundries, with continued compensation in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Lehmuth
Workmien
Lyman A. Kilburn
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
Walter Newcomb
James E. Lowe & Sons, Inc
Allegheny Lidium Steel Corp
John Kirk Patrick
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing
Lewis Catane
Frederick J. Angrey
Anthony Anzalone
Robert Baird
Adirondack Founadies & Steel Co. Inc
Alexander Filak
Watervliet Iron & Brass Froundries, Inc
Frank Lasky
Burden Tron Co
Dick Aminiah
Aram Beérostan
Spring Water Dealers To Get Price Data
Outgrowth of consumer complaints about rising spring water prices and dealers objections to unclear pricing. John Cairns of Albany D Office price coordinator leads a meeting to gather data. Invitations mailed to two dealers in the locality.
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John Cairns
Albany D
Y M C A Plans Training Class for Inductees
The Troy MEG.A YMCA announces a training class to toughen youths facing military induction. Physical director H L Hodgkin says the program aims to improve overall fitness before service. Registration may start on the 27th with afternoon sessions, focusing on prospective aviation cadets.
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Armed Services
Troy
H. L. Hodgkin
Traig
Bess Pos
Sage Riding Club Horse Show Saturday at Cameron Road
The Sage Riding Club of Russell Sage College sponsors a Saturday horse show at F C Reynolds estate Cameron Road. Events include jumping equitation and hunter classes with judges Blewett and faculty member Elise B White directing the program. exhibitors listed from Albany Troy New York and Pittsburgh.
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Russell Sage College
F.C. Reynolds
Cameron Road
Norma E
Hackensack
N. Z
I 2 Blewett
Gradva Sage College and Row
Menib
Miss Plager
Elise B. White
Rillstil Sage
Florence Ryan
Albany
Lucia Mazi
Barbara
Hawley
Troy
Hridgman
West Hartford
Jane Foote
New York
Sarah Megill
Margery Lynch
Pittsburg
Jean Wolfe Range
Emmy Lou Shows
Axe
School Library Club Elects New Members
Twenty Lansingburg Wich School students were voted to membership in the Library Club this week. The new members include Jane Campbell Beryl Clements 3aby Tomesky Jean Eckerson Patricia Fay Mildred Gofmen Norrine Ho telich Sandra Kendrick Allene McCarthy Sally Shields Robert Barber William Comiskr Alfred Gaimet John Gessy Lawrence Matone Ric Patterson Harold Shielda David Bernolds William Warren Carl Wifey. At the same meeting officers for the year were chosen as followed: Tack Whitiman president Robert Gardenier vice president Anne Herring secretary 2nd David Léen nek treasurer. Carry-ors members from gas year who with the officers tote on the Gets members include V anda Racer Rita Penny Macion Hofman Sandra Shue Jack Christopher and Donald Wakel.
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Lansingburg Wich School
Library Club
Jane Campbell
Beryl Clements
3Aby Tomesky
Jean Eckerson
Patricia, Fay
Mildred Gofmen
Norrine Hotelich
Sandra Kendrick
Allene McCarthy
Sally Shields
Robert Barber
William Comiskr
Alfred Gaimet
John Gessy
Lawrence Matone
Ric Patterson
Harold Shielda
David Bernolds
William Warren
Carl Wifey
Foliewe
Tack Whitiman
Robert Gardenier
Anne Herring
David Léen~nek
Carry-ors
Gas Year
Vanda Racer
Rita Penny
Macion Hofman
Sandra Shue
Jack Christopher
Donald Wakel
Old Stones Found in Pittstown Cemetery
Librarian notes reveal Pittstown Cemetery established in 1783 by Baptists serves as final resting place for a Revolutionary War soldier and several Civil War veterans. Local volunteers catalog artifacts as part of efforts to preserve the historic graveyard.
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Pittstown
Ciud
Pitts
Cemete
Tre Clin
Friday the 13th fears haunt 191%, WW2 headlines
The fragment notes Friday the 13th as a dreaded date with references to bombings in Home and Berlin, Allied clashes in Germany, Soviet advances at Warsaw, and Germany's withdrawal from satellites. Mentions Mr H and dates like August 2, 191%, and April 1645 as ill omens.
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Fsat
Mr. HH
Berlin
Sicily
Kibarkov
Germahr Suil
Warsaw
Germany
Roosevelt and Wagner Backed by Labor Federation
The labor federation endorses President Roosevelt and U S Senator Robert Wagner for reelection. The endorsement highlights union support for the Roosevelt and Wagner ticket amid ongoing labor debates and political alignment with the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
Roosevelt
Wagner
Roosevel
U. S
Robert Wagner
Asi Nn
Trey Cat Federa Labor
Sven
Seymour
Community War Chest Drive Opens
The article notes the opening of a Community War Chest Drive with emphasis on participation. It names organizers including Bert Baker and Benim Lev, and mentions volunteer workers and prestert cards supporting the campaign. Continued on page twelve.
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Asvellas
Bert Baker
Benim
Lev Rehen
Foun
Tof
Petere Turcz
Sripswick
Pioneer 4-H Wins First Emblem in County Clubs
The West Stephen Town Pioneer Boys' Club to earn an emblem from the New York State Bankers Association at a Stone Bridge Community House ceremony. Eleanor Calhoun, 10 years in 4-H, earns state honors nomination in the Leadership Contest. Mrs Florence H Thayer will attend the national conference in Chicago in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence H. Thayer
Chicago
Sirs. Calhoun
Heynerville
Nasean Pair
Calhoun
Troy USO Lounge Serves 7000 in September
The Troy USO Lounge served about 7000 servicemen in September for recreation and meals, as announced by Mrs. Herbert A. August, chairman. The count approaches the August total and follows a trend of high service levels before a recent station transfer. Commander Thomas R. Morris commended the Troy USO for aiding service members during this period.
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Troy Uso
Herbert A
CSO
Thomas R. Morris
P. i
Troy So
Castleton Man Named FO 33 200 OPA Job
A Castleton man was named to a ration division post in the Office of Price Administration. Lester W. Eistcler director announced the appointment. Amsterdam and nearby offices are cited in the release.
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Castleton
Is T. Otry
OPA
Lester W. Éistcler
Generes
Amsterdam
Ecama
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Students For Roosevelt
Rebekkahs
Norman Glover
Rensselaer
Rebekkkah
Stem
Rebekah
Yalade
Assembly
Edith E. Jackson
Corkoy
Howes
Mary C. Howes
Brisbane
Heldren
Harriet Willis
Rose
Comotla
the Memorial Hospital, Albany
Jasper Camolli
Camolli
Mildred Wheeler
Area Scout Council
Tomorroué
Tedh Kann
Berra
Ganz Gieich
Platz
Zweite
Albierten Kriegsberichter Aufgenom
Tanden Am Land Bleibt
Adolf, Hitler
Landungen
Der
Normandie
Kwall
P.K
Phsoo
Pvt
Rommel
Atlantic Wall
P. K
Sage Riding Club
Mr. H
Pioneer
Edmund J. Burns Choston
Troy Council
Knights OF Columbus
Columbus
North End
RGY and
Sarah Moore
Harris Corner
End Second Ave
North Tray
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