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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1943

Page

19

Wallace Urges Government Science Agency for Postwar Economy

Vice President Wallace pressed Congress to create a large government science and technology mobilization office to fund and supervise research, prevent domination by cartels, and ensure broad access to patented findings from government funded work. He warned free enterprise could suffer if a few firms control new inventions.

Washington Wallace Senate Chicago Detroit Congress

Notre Dame leads intramural soccer race on ten points

Notre Dame Heatly High School tops the intramural league with ten points while Princeton trails with eight after Wednesday games. Notre Dame, led by captain Larry Connor who scored twice, defeated Colgate 3-2. Francis McCall netted twice for Colgate. Other standouts included John Clifford Landis Lyons John Harris on defense and Alfred Stewart Bernard Cusack William Lyons supporting the win. Princeton and Cornell tied 4-1 in a separate match with two goals apiece from captain George Demarest and William Jordan for Princeton. Cornell got goals from Capt. Paul Volk Richard McBain Lansing Hills and Anthony Valenty. Personal notes list service members, visitors, and farewell gatherings across local households and enlistment efforts. 12 more names added to village honor hall as the drive continues. War bond and stamp sales totaled 2098 across three booths with Parish and market leaders guiding Community fundraising efforts.

Notre Dame Heatly High School Princeton Larry Connor Colgate Francis McCall John Clifford Landis Lyons John Harris Alfred Stewart Bernard Cusack William Lyons Cornell George Demarest William Jordan Stafford Willis Raymond Templeton Paul Volk Richard McBain Lansing Hills Anthony Valenty Corporation Hall St. Mark's Episcopal Church William J. Gage Picarillo Margaret Picarillo Heatly School Margaret Kenny Home Bureau William Gilbert

Frick Arrives in Prague as Protector of Bohemia Moravia

Dr Wilhelm Frick arrives in Prague to assume the post as protector of Bohemia Moravia under Nazi rule. The move follows Heydrich’s assassination and positions Frick among other senior Nazis sent to supervise the Czech protectorate.

Dr. Frick Prague London Wilhelm Frick Gestapo Heinrch Himmler Bohemia-Moravia Czechoslovakia Merlin Reich Emil Hacha Transocean Frick Czechoslovakian Reinhard Heydrich Heydrich Baron Konstantin von Neurath Kurt Daluege

State Bankers to Albany for Wartime Farm Credit School

Representatives of 150 New York state commercial banks attend the State Bankers Association Wartime Farm Credit School opening in Albany. Over two days they tour Syracuse University breeding barns aided by banks, a project supported for two years.

New York State Bankers’ Association Albany New York State College of Agriculture Syracuse University

Bill Would Halt Army Officers Retirement

A Senate bill by Sen. Guy M. Gillette seeks to suspend compulsory retirement for brigadier generals at 62 and promotion-list officers at 60 for the war duration plus six months after. The measure retroactive to June 30 would keep eligible officers in service with no pay accrual, excluding those already authorized for the Army. AGED VETERAN DEAD. Albert H. Smith, 94, Livingston County’s last Civil War veteran, died Tuesday.

Record Newspapers Bureau Washington, D. C New York Senate Guy M. Gillette Democrat Iowa Congress Reti Upi Albert H. Smith Livingston Coun

Manpower rules tighten under new regulations

Washington officials announce stricter manpower provisions to guide job changes during the war effort. The U S Employment Service gains tighter control over migration and hiring in all areas, with Von McNutt noting the system may be adopted where fighter controls are needed.

Washington Joe Doaks U. S. Employment Service Paul von McNutt

Cohoes Defense Unit Plans Sunday Social and Meeting

Plans are set for a special Sunday afternoon social and meeting by the Cohoes Defense Unit for air raid wardens and auxiliary policemen. The event, Oct. 24 from 1 to 5 p.m. at P. A. Hall on Mohawk Street, will feature talks by Col Edward C. O. Thomas Gen Edmund Daley John J. Farrell and Mayor Rudolph Roulier and a buffet luncheon. Cadet Edward W. Perkins has been transferred to the Naval Air Training Center at Corpus Christi Texas after completing primary flight training at Glenview Illinois.

E. T. Ruane American Legion Oneida Street Claude C. Foster Alvin P. Bullock Leo J. Patnode Ladies’ Auxiliary Bugle P. A. Hall Mohawk Street S. Earl McDermott Col Edward C. O. Thomas Edmund Daley John J. Farrell Rudolph ¥. Roulier Naval Aviation Edward W. Perkins H. A. Perkins Second Street North Side Naval Air Training Center Corpus Christi Tex Naval Airy Station Glenview Perkins

Parties Seek to Boost Registration in Cohoes Election

Cohoes parties push to raise voter registration ahead of the general election two days remain. Democratic and Republican organizers target a larger turnout, noting war era absences among eligible voters. Local women plan a card party to aid campaigning as Flight Officer Peter J. Honczaryk earns three decorations for South Pacific service.

Cohoes Democratic Nso Democratic Womens Club Peter J. Honczaryk Alice Honczaryk Jackson Avenue Pocatello Idaho South Pacific Millard F. Harmon U. S. Army Honezaryk United States

Receipts From Cohoes Meters Drop

Parking meter receipts in Cohoes for September fell to 03 dollars, a drop of 13.41 from August 680.46. Retained 3166, the city will tax meters. Daily average 325.58 for the month, with year to date monthly averages listed. Grass fires on Washington Avenue and Willow Street were extinguished with no damage. Fern Hickey attends floral designing classes in Buffalo. Rudolph Turcotte of Fort Benning, GA, visits his wife Rita at 26 Cataract Street.

Cohoes Rudolph I. Roulier John J. Conway Washington Avenue Willow Street Arsenal Fern Hickey McElwain Avenue Buffalo Pfe Rudolph Turcotte United States Army Fort Benning Rita Turcotte Cataract Street

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