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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1944

Page

13

Small Game Season Opens Monday In New York

The state's four main small game species pheasants partridge woodcock cottontail rabbits and squirrels begin open season on Monday with duck hunters already started. North eastern zone hunters have been in the field since Oct 2 while woodcock in that zone closes Sunday. Open hours vary by species with migratory woodcock starting a half hour before sunrise and non migratory games from 4 am to 6 pm. Partridge pheasant rabbit and squirrel bring specific daily limits and season end dates across counties. Long Island woodcock opens Nov 1 with end dates in other areas extending into January and November 15 for squirrel.

Cearly & Million New York Wesson Conservation Department Mandy Adiromtack Mye Bei Rockland Suffolk Nassau Chautauqua Rockland County Long Island

School Officials Attend Session in Syracuse Conference

School superintendents Mildred Hull Craib Elton J Hakes and Herford A Smith returned from a three day annual conference of the State Association of District Superintendents of Schools in Syracuse They heard State Comptroller Frank C Moore discuss auditing and school cooperation Speakers included Wheeler Milmoe and educators from the State Education Department Dr Edwin B VanKieck Dr J Cayce Morrison and others spoke on future educational challenges Eastman editor of American Agriculturist explained rural education council work A fatal bus strike killed 55 year old Margaret Sassey of Buff alo on Thursday night

Mildred Hull Craib Berlin Elton J. Hakes Center Brunswick Herford A. Smith East Greenbush State Association of District Superintendents of Schools Syracuse Frank C. Moore Wheeler Milmoe Assembly Committee On Public Education Edwin B. VanKieeck J. Cayce Morrison Philip A. Cowen State Education Department E. H. Eastman American Agriculturist Council On Rural Education

Wounded in Action Lieut. Jones Wounded in Germany

Word from Valley Falls reports First Lieutenant Robert F. Jones wounded in action in Germany on September 26. He joined the Army in 1941, earned his commission at Fort Benning, went overseas in April 1943, fought in Africa Sicily and Italy, led men on D-Day in France, and earned the Silver Star in Italy. He has four brothers in the armed forces, his wife Jane Easton Jones and son Robert F. Jones Jr. reside in Spartanburg South Carolina.

Robert F. Jones Germany Reid Carkner Valley Falls Jones Army Officers’ Candidate School Fort Benning Africa Sicily Italy England Bis France Jane Easton Jones 86H Robert F. Jones, Jr Spartanburg

Crossword Puzzle Cluesteered by Ag Superaes

Puzzle item reads as a damaged crossword clue snippet with scrambled words Bi Oxer 4700 5 Satisten Si Pahicg. The readable fragment suggests a themed crossword entry or puzzle notation without clear entries or identifiables.

ag-Superaes Oxer Satisten Si—Pahicg

Answer to Previous Poleze Pozele B Cueyel Ber Isd Pes 53

The note presents a cryptic line about an archaic phrase and a referenced id or code. It appears as fragmented text with unclear context and no identifiable event or entities to anchor a proper summary.

Teachers Urged to Study Labor Unions by Education Leader

About 230 teachers from Rensselaer County heard Mark Starr, educational director of the International Garment Workers Union, urge mutual understanding between organized labor and schools. He proposed labor history in curricula, explained union provisions such as sick benefits and pensions, and noted three labor relations models while highlighting a Cornell industrial relations program. District offices were elected in three supervisory districts, with delegates named to the State Teachers Association.

Mark Starr International Garment Workers Rensselaer County East Greenbush Central School Rensselaer County Teachers Association Stare Mr. Start New York Legislative Committee Cornell

Honor Roll to Be Erected by Troy at New City Hall

City Clerk James M. McGrath reports plans to compile an alphabetical list of Troy residents in military service for a future city honor roll to be displayed at the entrance of a new City Hall. Names, addresses, and ranks are being collected and mailed to the temporary City Hall on the second floor of Central Fire Headquarters.

Troy New City Hall James M. McGrath Common Council McGrath Cita Troy Public Library New York State Library Tim Central Fire Headquarters

Russia Orders Turbines from General Electric

The War Production Board approved GE to manufacture ring hydro electric turbine generators for the Soviet Union. Built at Schenectady, each unit weighs about two million pounds with total capacity near 900000 horsepower. Output will be about 15 percent greater than prior installations and financing is by the USSR.

Tne General Electric Co Soviet Union War Production Board East Osee Schenectady

Tools Lost When Blaze Destroys Grafton Barn

A fire four miles south of Grafton destroyed a barn valued at about 200 dollars on Joni Hortlick’s farm recently sold to George Gundrum from Fred Hunt. Firefighters battled the blaze to prevent spread to nearby woods. cause undetermined. The incident coincided with a local district meeting featuring sessions and talks on child development and parent education led by Dr. Ruth Andrus.

Grafton Joni Hortlick George Gundrum Fred Hunt Path of

Man Burned Standing Too Near Oil Stove

William H Palm Sr aged 85 of Fo FD Tres suffered burns to his back and shoulders Thursday morning when he stood too close to an oil stove.

William H.palm, Sr Tres

Local man burned near oil stove in accident

When his clothes caught fire near an oil stove, Mr Elim was assisted by neighbor Otto Nelson and rushed to Samaritan Hospital. He was discharged yesterday afternoon.

Elim Samaritan Hospital Otto Nelson

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Buffato UP Margaret Salley Cueyel Ber Isd Falcows Elton EK. Bakes Sara E. McEachron Hoosick Falls Elsie M. Wirth Ruth Fudd Valisy Falls Srildred Hull Craib Ruth Romidy Poestenkill Irma Maxon Eagle Mols Hakes Douglas G. MacCattee Val J Russia By Fails Theresa G. Ralston Schaghticoke Starr Gymnnasium Ruth Andrus State ‘Education Department Charles The Marie Phillips Fietetice Welsh Florerite Walsh Peter Penneck Chesterfield Muhlfelder Ishn Brown Faille
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