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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1943

Page

13

Germans Raid London in Battle of Capitals Brief

London reports a fourth air raid alarm with scattered Nazi planes causing minor casualties. RAF fighters and light bombers attacked German transport via Hanover and Ostend operations while Whirlwind bombers hit northern France rail targets. One RAF plane was lost and a 1,000 ton ship off Ostend endured hits. casualties included two killed in a district near London.

London Hanover East Anglia England Strasburg Netherlands Air Ministry Ostend Schelde France RAF Hamburg R.ap

Anything Can Happen Anything Can Happen Futility

A collage of quirky vignettes from the Washington Evening Star and across the nation. A Marine pin up story features Ann Sheridan selecting Corporal John J. Malik in Chicago. Idaho tales recount a sheriff surprising Wallace Beery while duck hunting and a governor’s absence of a first lady. A spoof draft card letter circulates in New York.

Chicago Pappy Ann Sheridan Marine Corp John J. Malik Detroit Mich Miss Sheridan Malik Guadalcanal Blarney Idaho Falls Harry Meppen Meppen Wallace Beery

Final Days Of Succoth Observed At Two Synagogues

Succoth final days observed at Congregations Shirah Tephilah and Beth Israel with services at 6 PM tomorrow and 8 AM Friday. Yizkor memorials at 9:30 AM tomorrow, memorial sermon by Rabbi Isaac J. Teicher. Torah procession 6:30 PM tomorrow followed by Simchas Torah party for children. Also note 1943 shipyard tonnage data.

Shemini Atzereth SiImchath Torah Sharah Tephilah Beth Israel Yizkot Isaac J. Teicher Shirah Tephilah Simchas Torah Party

Estes Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary at Green Island

Green Island couple Mr and Mrs Frank O Estes of 51 George Street celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an informal party at their son George E Estes home in Wynantskill. They wed Oct 19 1883 at the Stanford Vermont Methodist Church. Mrs Estes the former Sylvia Leonard of North Adams Massachusetts. Their children include Eva Etta and George Milton James R Estes. More than twenty guests attended and a program of games and entertainment followed.

Frank O. Estes George Street Green Island George E. Estes Wynantskill Estes Stanford, Vt Walter Chase Sylvia Leonard North Adams Mass Cluett, Peabody and Co., Inc Eva Etta Estes George Milton North Troy James R. Estes Columbus

Bankhead Attacks Treasury Over War Bond Ads

Senator Bankhead of Alabama charged the Treasury is forcing newspapers to run paid war bond ads without compensation. He sponsors a bill authorizing between 25 and 30 million dollars annually in paid war bond advertising in newspapers and criticized Treasury opposition before the Senate Banking Committee.

Washington Bankhead Ala Treasury Department Treasury Senate Banking Committee

Troy Offers Ideal Glider Racing Site

Cyril Leigh Smith, a State Education Department supervisor and glider enthusiast, told Albany officials that the countryside north of Troy and south of Albany has natural conditions offering a wonderful opportunity for glider racing. He compared the area favorably to Elmira and urged chambers of commerce to promote it. He noted the Civil Aeronautics Authority allows a 14 year old to qualify for a glider license and a 12 year old could handle a glider.

Troy Cyril Leigh-Smith State Education Department Albany Leigh Smith Elmira Leigh-Smith Chambers of Commerce Albany Board of Education Leigh- Smith Civil Aeronautics Authority

First Snow Reported In Berkshires And Nearby Regions

The season's first snow was reported in the Berkshires with about two inches melting before noon. Light flurries appeared in parts of the Helderbergs and Catskills as temperatures slowly rise today. Speigletown 4H Girls Club, Spirit of 42, plans to sell Christmas wrapping paper as a holiday project and will next meet to plan aprons and a card party. St Augustine's parishioners meet in Bradley Hall to plan a card party for a future date.

Berkshires Helderbergs Catskills Speigletown 4H Girls The Spirit of ‘42 St. Augustine’s Parish Bradley Hall

Founder of Gideons To Visit Troy

John H. Nicholson founder of the Gideons and organizer of the Christian Business Men's Association will speak at Ninth Presbyterian Church Troy at 745 p.m. Friday. The Gideons have placed over 2 000 000 Bibles in hotels hospitals and institutions and distributed more than 5 500 000 New Testaments with Psalms to servicemen. Nicholson 84 traveling since January will stop in Troy en route to the Pittsburg national convention and will soon return to Denver Mrs Nicholson accompanies him both men and women are invited to attend.

John H. Nicholson Christian Business Men’s Association Gideons Ninth Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue Jay Street Troy Mr. Nicholson Daddy Nicholson Binghamton Pittsburg Denver Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Nicholson

Dr David H Newland Dies Retired State Geologist

Dr David H Newland 71 world authority on mineral deposits died Monday night at Albany He retired in 1940 and was noted for magnetic iron ores of the Adirondacks gypsum deposits and rare minerals A Vienna Oneida County native he studied at Hamilton College Munich Heidelberg and Columbia He served as assistant editor of Engineering and Mining Journal became state geologist in 1927 Surviving wife Milla Little two daughters Milla B and Lydia M Newland and a son Charles W L Newland Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow from the home

David H. Newland Albany New‘Jed Adirondacks Vienna Oneida Newland Hamilton College Clinton Munich Heidelsberg Columbia University Milla Little Milla B Lydia M. Newland Charles W. L. Newland

Area Men Prisoners of War Reported by War Department

Four area men were listed as prisoners of war of Germany in a War Department notice. The POWs include Tech Sgt Paul J Gallipeo of 6 Edward Street Cohoes and Lieut Thomas E Mulligan, Pfc Sigmund F Peplowst of Japan, and Lieut Theodore M Pochily of Schenectady.

Germany War Department Tech Paul J. Gallipeo Edward Street Cohoes Thomas E. Mulligan Sigmund F. Peplowst Japan Theodore M Pochily Schenectady

Grouse Season Extended in Southern New York

Conservation Commissioner John J R White announced a two day extension of the grouse season to November 28 in southern New York after a forest fire hazard closing Oct 15 and 16. He projected 12 000 hunters today with thousands more, including women, across a forty day season ending November 30 and predicted record venison and deer hide outputs for war needs. The antlerless deer season opens today and runs to Oct 25, with hours 8 am to 6 pm ET across Clinton Essex Franklin Hamilton Herkimer Lewis St Lawrence Saratoga Warren and Washington counties.

New York John JR. White White Cinton Essex Franklin Hamilton Herkimer Lewis St. Lawrence Saratoga Warren Washington

Albany and Vermont Railroad Elects Officers at Meeting

Officers reelected at the Albany and Vermont Railroad Co annual meeting in National City Bank are Albert E. Cluett president Alfred W. Gale vice president and W Frank Leversee secretary Directors reelected at the shareholders meeting include Hobart W Thompson William Leroy Shields Alfred W. Gale Howard B. Thompson W. Frank Leversee Albert E. Cluett William Henry Warren Andrew P. McKean Sanford L. Cluett Hawley B. Phelps J Somes McClellan Luther H Tucker and Frederick W. Kelsey Jr Inspectors of election were Edgar C Stillman Willard B E Van derzee and J Howard McTsaac At a Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co special meeting McClellan was elected director replacing W L D Peltz of Albany who resigned At a Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Co special meeting Charles S Aldrich was elected director replacing Peltz who resigned

Albany and Vermont Railroad Co National City Bank Albert E. Cluett Alfred W. Gale W. Frank Leversee Hobart W. Thompson William Leroy Shields Howard B. Thompson William Henry Warren Andrew P. McKean Sanford L. Cluett Hawley B. Phelps J. Somes McClellan Luther H Tucker Frederick W. Kelsey Jr Edgar C. Stillman Willard BE. Vanderzee J. Howard McTsaac Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co Mr. McClellan W. L. D. Peltz Albany Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Co Charles S. Aldrich Mr. Peltz

Widow Given Estate Of Adolph W. Meyer

The will of Adolph H. Meyer, president of Watervliet Brass and Foundry Co., left more than 1 10,000 to his widow Rosa T. Meyer. They had joint accounts over 30,000 and real estate jointly valued at 11,000. Three brothers, several nieces and nephews in Germany, plus a niece in Italy, must be cited in probate. Alien Property Custodian papers filed in Washington preceded probate admission.

Adolph H. Meyer Watervilet Brass and Foundry Co., Inc Edward G. Rogan Rosa T. Meyer van Rensselaer Boulevard Albany Germany Italy Washington

Lodge Confers Second Degree at Apollo Lodge 13

Apollo Lodge 13 F and A M conferred the second degree on a class of candidates at a meeting last night in the Masonic Temple. Master Clifford Lewis and his staff of officers presided. It was announced that the first degree will be worked at the Temple on November 2.

Apollo Lodge 13 Masonic Temple Clifford Lewis The Temple

Speigle Town Aircraft Warning Post Pledges Gifts

At a regular monthly meeting last night members voted to send gifts to eight members in service. The project was discussed at Speigle Town School and will be run by Mrs. Besse Hansen.

Speigletown Aircraft Warning Post Speigleitown School Besse Hansen

Saratoga Man Faces Selective Service Count

William E. Humphrey of Saratoga Springs is on trial in Federal Court in Syracuse with three sect members for failure to report for induction. Fellow defendant Marshal N. Palley of Marquette pleaded guilty and received three years in prison. Stephen Tucker of Albany was sentenced to six months for illegally wearing Coast Guard and Army uniforms.

William E. Humphrey Saratoga Springs Syracuse Frederick H. Bryant Guy T. Bevins Brant Lake Edmund Schmidt, Jr Cleveland Edward G. Wilson Burlington Fists Marshal N. Palley Marquette Mich Stephen 4. Tucker Albany Coast Guard Army

Tacoma Hiking Club Hikes Champlain Canal on 250th Excursion

The Tacoma Hiking Club completed its 250th hike Sunday along the Champlain Canal with ten members. Ruth Hubbell led the group, and Delta Uphoff will lead the next Sunday’s trek to the Quackenkill region.

The Tacomie Hikinglub Champlain Canal Ruth Hubbell Delta Uphoff Quackenkill

Retired Cohoes Officer Grant Ireland Dies

Grant A Ireland a retired Cohoes Police Department member who served over 25 years died after a long illness Born in Newtonville he lived much of his life in Cohoes He joined the bureau in 1915 and retired recently while acting as sergeant He was a member of First Methodist Church Cohoes Lodge 116 F and A M Fellowcraft Club and the Order of the Maccabees Survivors include a daughter Mrs Bertrand Poland Water whet a son James H Ireland Messina and an aunt Miss Zella Ireland Latham Funeral from A D Mace Affer 56 Mohawk Street time to be announced. A district meeting of the Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club was held in Saratoga Springs with Miss Beatrice M Sibley presiding.

Grant A. Ireland Cohoes Newtonville Alness Ireland First Methodist Church Cohoes Lodge A. M. Land Order of the Maccabees Bertrand J. Poland Water Whet James H. Ireland Messina Zella Ireland Latham A. D. Mace _Affer Mohawk Street

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Doris Clifford Linden Avenue Troy- Behenectadyoad Leonard Hospital Washington UP Washington Evening Star Boise Idaho Selective Service Board No. 156 Arthur V. McDermott New York City Pearl Harbor America Logal Salvage Committee WAR Production Board Industry Grace P. Wilkie Green Island Salvage Committee Corporation Hall Frank J. Legnard Heatty High School William Harris Jane Gage Joan McAuliffe Dorothy O'Hara Edna Doe Julius Iannone Lawrence Connor Heatly Marcella Keating John Nicholson Albany and Vermont Railroad Adolph W. Meyer Lodge Henry Heroux Grace Street Northside Navy Henry R. Heroux South Pacific Pvt Bernard Heroux North Africa Edward E. Heroux T. S. S. Radio School Madison Wis William Heroux Sampson Waterford High School Eeitn Tire Kathryn Newell Helen Schmeichele Sibley Amaranth Club ELKS RIVER the FrIendly Food Ywl Mohican Haddock Swift Saene
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