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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1943

Page

21

Miss Buckley Weds Sergt Frederick B Weigel in Washington

Miss Catherine Theresa Buckley of Washington D C daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Buckley wed Master Sergeant Frederick Bernard Weigel son of Mr and Mrs Frederick B Weigel of Philadelphia last Friday at St Josephs Church Rev Edmund J Burns officiated Miss Julia Walsh provided music Mrs Edward F Mackey sister of the bride was matron of honor Edward J Buckley brother served as best man The couple sailed on a trip to New York after a reception at the bride’s home The bride wore mochas brown metallic dress with green tulle headpiece orchids Weigel a West Philadelphia High School graduate and Fort Belvoir Engineering School alumnus is stationed in California

Catherine Theresa Buckley Washington, D. C Edward J. Buckley Frederick Bernard Weigel Frederick B. Weigel Philadelphia St. Joseph’s Church Edmund J. Burns Julia Walsh Edward F. Mackey Fort Lauderdale Fla New York Weigel Catholic Central High School Mildred Elley Business School Albany War Production Board Washington Sergeant Weigel West Philadelphia United States Engineering School Fort Belvoir California

State's Crops Seen Harvested Through Large Volunteer Drive

Governor Dewey announced New York saved a 2.5 million ton crop of fruit and vegetables via a land army of 111000 volunteers. The report by Farm Manpower Director T Norman Hurd notes volunteers plus 190000 farmers families and 50000 regular workers kept production high despite weather and equipment issues.

Albany New York Dewey Land Army T. Norman Hurd New York City Hurd

Hunters Find Ammunition Scarce Yet Game Plentiful

Chicago reports ammunition for hunters may be hard to obtain while game remains abundant. The Council of State Governments notes liberalized hunting seasons and relaxed protections across several states. Reasons include crop damage by game, especially deer and elk in western states and pheasants in Great Lakes and northern plains. Wisconsin compensates damage with annual deer and game payments around 15 thousand dollars.

Chicago Council of State Council Great Lakes Great Plains Wisconsin

Edson H Whitehurst Promoted to Navy Commander at Bath

Edson H Whitehurst of the U S Navy son of Alfred Whitehurst 1512 Jacob Street has been promoted to commander and named supervisor of ship building at Bath Iron Works Bath Me He is a Troy High School and U S Naval Academy graduate class of 1930 and served at Pearl Harbor during the December 7 1941 attack He has taken part in several combat missions in the South Pacific and served on the Pacific fleet engineering staff before reporting for duty at Bath last Monday.

Edson H. Whitehurst U. S. Navy Alfred Whitehurst Jacob Street Bath Iron Works Bath. Me Whitehurst Troy High School U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Pearl Harbor South Pacific Pacific Fleet Bath

Nazi Rocket Planes Exposed to Gunfire

London reports American airmen from British bases facing more slower twin engined German fighters as the Hun expands use of aerial rockets for defense. Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner notes rockets are too much for single engine fighters and presents concerns from the U S Eighth Air Force Fighter command.

London Wiliam E. Kepner Hun U. S Eighth Air Force

German planes must be within range of American guns

In a Stars and Stripes interview, it was stated that effective defense requires German planes to be brought within the reach of American artillery and air defenses, highlighting the need for sustained frontline pressure.

Gerred Stars and Stripes

Italians Ready as Badoglio Declares War on Germany

Marshal Badoglio announces Italy’s government has joined World War II against Germany. Italian land sea and air forces are placed at General Eisenhower’s disposal. He says troops are suited for mountain warfare and fighting in the Balkans and Northern Italy. Diplomats abroad affirm loyalty to the government.

Italy Germany Marshal Dares Ment Eisenhower Balkans Alee Berlin Badoglio

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