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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

3

Five Smi and Cicchinelli families honor service

A Troy Cohoes area wartime page lists five Smi brothers and several Cicchinelli relatives serving in the armed forces across the United States and abroad. Names include John Smi in Colorado, Peter Smi in Alaska, Joe Smi at Camp Maxey, Steve Smi Jr. at Fort Magnolia, and Nick Smi en route to Upton, plus Cicchinelli members in the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters. Major Nial and Captain Browne, both Troy natives, receive base PR roles and are linked by prior ties. Detailed family intermarriages weave a complex map of local service and lineage amid World War II duties.

Army Air Corps and Naval Training News Briefs

Pfc Bill Eaton son of Mr and Mrs Kinoch Eaton of 5 Mechanic Street has graduated from the Air Corps technical training command school for airplane mechanics. Joe Ryan son of Mrs Josie Ryan of 631 Sixth Avenue promoted to corporal at Eglin Field. Staff Sgt Art Mennillo of this city chosen for good conduct award. Walt Wooder, former jail deputy, now sergeant somewhere in England. Johnny Gallagher corporal in hospital in Louisville after injury while moving equipment. Lieut Bob Freihofer writes he has 18 letters. captive in German camp after plane down. Charley Mar terer promoted to sergeant in Salt Lake City. Charley Le Beau ordered to start naval aviation training. Staff Sgt John Ryan awarded good conduct medal at Marfa Texas. Pvt Ken Button writes safe arrival in North Africa. Paul Jensen back at Dorr Field Arcadia Fla for pilot training toward a commission. Warren Garrett named aviation student at Ellensburg Wash. VIC Heffner praises supply sergeants in Tennessee outfit. Don Lajeunesse on furlough from Russell Court. Luman Pendell returns to Gulfport Miss. Pvt Guy DeLollo home on furlough from Fort Eustis before Camp Meade.

Smi Saratoga Street Cohoes Steve Smi John Smi M. P Trinidad Colo Peter Smi Signal Corps Air Corps Alaska Joe Smi Camp Maxey Tex Coast Artillery Fort Michie Nick Smi Upton Nick Elaine Brabazon Cicchinelli Waterford South Seas Mediterranean Modesto Cicchinelli Thomas Cicchinelli Dom Cicchinelli Aberdeen Proving Grounds Tony Cicchinelli Mary Cicchinelli Joe Cicchinelli Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla Ray Cicchinelli Naval Air Arm Third Naval District Cecilia LA Due Camp Lejeune New Rover N. C Sergi Milt LA Due Moody Field Army Air Corps Frank Cicchinell Bill Liney CCHS Nashville, Tenn Maxwell Field Ala Bull Eighth Street George Fields Seventh Avenue South Pacific Martin Gallagher Pleasantdale Buddy Naval Johnny Hopkins Richard Hopkins Second Avenue Elsie Matson Hensselaer Camp Ellice Johnny LHS Cornell BR. P. 1 Sampson Frank Saville Tom Siciliano Atlantic Frank Christie Street Tom Third Street Steve O'Grady Spring Avenue Pacific Steve Army Engineers Harry O'Grady North Africa The Seabees Alex Spiak Atlantic City N. J Peter Spiak Cohoes Road Watervhet Chanute Field Ray Adams Arthur Adams Norton Street Louie Kjar Sixth Avenue Navy Yard Washington, D C Walt Keneston Rensselaer Louie Troy Jack Bradt Storekeepers School Don Purcell Waterview Margery Ann Holroyd Harold Mcll. Grout Corp Fort Warren Wyo WAAL WAC Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn John Gavin Joseph H. Gavin Main Avenue la Salle G. E Leb Ken Timmerman Dorr Field Arcadia Fila Ken Merton J. Timmerman Tibbits Avenue Francis Rush Michael F. Rush Grace Court Fort Monmouth Francs Paul Matte John Matte Watervliet Air Transport Command Great Falls Mont Dennis Brennan Catherine S. Brennan John Brennan Bill Eaton Kinoch Eaton Mechanic Street Air Corps’ Technical Training Command Bill Behr-Manning Joe Ryan Josie Ryan Army Air Corps Proving Ground Command Eglin Field France Art Mennillo A. A Mennillo Walt Wooder England Bill Sefrich Johnny Gallagher Display Advertising Department Nicholas General Hospital Louisville Michael Gallagher Camp Peary Camp Campbell Bob Freihofer Charles C. Freihofer Rensselaer County-Troy City Rationing Board Bob Europa Salt Lake City Utah Charley Marterer Charley LE Beau Navy John Ryan John P. Ryan Pinewoods Avenue Army Army Air Field Marfa Harlow Button Ken Button Arsenal Aberdeen Camp Shenango Paul Jensen Bearcat A. C Paul H Jensen Eighth Avenue Warren Garrett Ellensburg Wash Thomas J. Garrett Whiteview Road Tennessee 18 Corp Vic Heffner Averill Park Don Lajeunesse Alcide Lajeunesse Russell Court Norfolk Luman Pendell Gulfport Miss Estelle Pendell Park Avenue Guy DE Lollo Salvatore DeLollo

Youthful Executives Impeding War Effort in Washington

A congressional committee faulted inexperienced young personnel officers for bottlenecks in the war effort. The House Civil Service Committee found many lack top management experience and tact, while salary boosts and “personal machines” built by bosses wasted funds. It urged centralized authority to curb needless hiring and emphasized the risk to efficient workers leaving for better roles.

Washington OPA

Fall Vacation Begins At Russell Sage College

Russell Sage College students began their autumn vacation yesterday under a new calendar allowing the first semester’s work to be completed before Christmas. They return next Monday for midyear exams in December with no Thanksgiving break and an early May commencement planned to prevent gaps in the academic year. Camp Stewart Ga INS notes a training problem linking truck driving with obstacle course running as a Civilian Occupation noted by Stewart’s Physical Training Section.

Russell Sage College Camp Stewart INS Stewart

Soldier Returns From Furlough to Auburn Home

Pfc. Munro Haynes has come back to Auburn Alabama after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs J K Haynes of 207 Seventh Avenue He will attend Alabama Polytechnic Institute to study electrical engineering under the A S T P Mundo is LHS 41 and was at the University of Rochester before induction.

Guy Siena Fort Eustic A.P. Hill Virginia Munro Haynes Auburn Ala J. K. Haynes Seventh Avenue Alabama Poly A.S.T

Plane Spotters Back With New Schedules

Air observers in Rensselaer County resume duty with a rotating shift plan to spread training and keep personnel ready for emergencies. War Department orders require a restructured, intact force despite implied enemy risk.

Robert L .Rickerson Rensselaer County Air Observers War Department

Waterford Soap Box Derby moved to October 25

The Lions Club sponsored derby in Waterford was postponed from Tuesday to Saturday October 25 at 1 30 PM. Wen ton B Bishop chairs the judges committee. Non regulation class now allowed entries. William Connors announces awards in two classes with War Bond prizes and entry awards all in War Stamps.

Lions Club Tos Antounteg Wenton Bishop William Connors Ford Manufacturing Co van Schank Island Mag Totelph HH Ran Wellington Willam E Morns Raymond White Pat Wn

Miss Keating Elected President Of Eastern Zone Teachers

Miss Keating, longtime Green Island superintendent, was elected president of the Eastern Zone of the New York State Teachers Association in Albany. George H Krug of Troy was chosen vice president. Miss Hilda Proper of Scotia was renamed secretary. The Board of Delegates will meet with other zones in Rochester on November 22 and 23.

Notine B Keating Green Island New York State Teachers Association Albany Geoge H Krug Troy Hilda Proper Scotia Keating Arthur Rich Stamford Center Rochester Kearnz Watershot State Association Land of Treasurer State Bad New York

Youth Clubs Help Check Juvenile Crime in St Louis

In St Louis the new juvenile division has solved delinquency in two neighborhoods as youths visit city court out of curiosity and learn how the system works. The Blue Jay Athletic Club now operates a donated clubhouse where 51 boys ages 12 to 19 scrubbed painted rooms and furnished spaces, while a baseball diamond is prepared with city help. Judge George J Grebner treated the group to sodas and guidance, with Feldkamp youths among those visiting the court.

St Louis UPA Police Department City Court Blue Jay Athletic Club Feldkamp Boys George J. Grebner Feldkamp Crew

All-Troys Change Rehearsal Nights for Minstrel Show

Rehearsals for the Tad ane nual All-Troy minstrel revue shift to Tuesday and Friday at 8 30 in clubrooms. Charles Rhutz and Neil Kelleher lead the group as Albany Schenectady talent is invited to join. John J Tower says novelty acts are secured and the show aims to match past high standards. Interested choristers should attend tomorrow at 3 6 pm for tryouts.

Charles Rhutz Neil Kelleher Albany Schenectady John J Tower

Girls Victory Garden Club Hums With Community Effort

Members of the Girls Victory Garden Club tend a black square garden space provided by Walter Feldhamp a hotel operator. Claude R Tanin a retired baseball umpire and Miss Jean Sundel oversee the project. The garden plus saved funds have grown to a $6 treasure for the members with no decision yet on its use.

Blue Jays Walter Feldhamp Claude R Tanin Jean Sundel

Green Island civic leader Benoit dies after long illness

Alfred J. Benoit longtime Green Island official including justice of the peace and village trustee died at 175 George Street after a long illness. Born in Troy he lived in Green Island 47 years and served as fire adjuster and building appraiser. Survived by widow Anna Marceau and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from residence to be announced.

Alfred J. Benoit Green Island Justice of the Peace George Street Sr Benoit Troy William E. Martin and Co Benoit McGowan Hose Company Green Island Knights of Columbus St Jean de Baptiste Church Tio Anna Marceau

Anonymous donor sends war stamps to infant son of fallen pilot

Cleveland infant Donald Walter, only a few months old, receives weekly anonymous letters from a Canton resident enclosing war saving stamps. The stamps are saved by his mother Mrs Helen Calebaugh Walter to honor Lieut. Donald A. Walter, killed in August 1941 over the North Sea. The donor says the stamps will fill an album so that fallen men like his father will not have died in vain.

Cleveland U.P Donald Walter Donald Donald A. Walter North Sea Canton Central-Savings Helen Calebaugh Walter

Kellogg's All-Bran Advert To Aid Constipation Relief

An unsolicited Kellogg’s All-Bran ad claims lack of dietary cellulose causes constipation and promotes regular relief through gentle regulation. It urges daily intake of All-Bran, plenty of water, and insists on Kellogg’s Battle Creek production for genuine benefits.

Alere Kelloggs Kellogg's Burl Brown Warren Ark Kellogg Kellogg’s Battle Creek

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