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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1943

Page

15

Germans Again Raid London In Battle Of Capitals Brief

London reports a renewed air raid with fewer than 15 German aircraft over East Anglia and southern England. Casualties include two killed in an outlying district as anti aircraft fire and RAF fighters contest German incursions. RAF ships bombed Hanover and Ostend targets while Whirlwind bombers hit northern France rail lines.

London Hanover East Anglia England R. A. F. Costal Command Strasburg Netherlands Air Ministry Tost Ostend Schelde France RAF Hamburg R.af United States Eighth Air Force

Anything Can Happen Anything Can Happen FUTILITY

A collage of humorous and odd clippings from the Washington Evening Star and other wires. Items include a letters column quip about a perpetual motion gadget, a Marine pin-up story involving Ann Sheridan and Corporal John J. Malik, a Boise first lady note, an Idaho sheriff encounter with Wallace Beery, and a New York draft card request with a garbled signature.

Washington Washington Evening Star Vediter Chicago Pappy Ann Sheridan Marine Corp John J. Malik Detroit Mich Miss Sheridan Malik Guadal‘canal

Succoth Festival Observances At Local Synagogues

Final days of Succoth with Shemini Atzereth and Simchas Torah observed at Congregations Sharah Tephilah and Beth Israel. Services tomorrow evening six, Friday morning eight. Yizkor at 9:30 tomorrow. Rabbi Teicher to deliver memorial sermon. Torah procession at 6:30 tomorrow. Simchas Torah party for children to follow. Friday services begin at eight.

Shemini Atzereth Simehath Torah Sharah Tephilah Beth Israel Yizkor Isaac J. Teicher

Estes Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary in Green Island

Mr and Mrs Frank O Estes of 51 George Street Green Island marked 60 years of marriage with an informal party at their son Georges Wynantskill home. Married Oct 19 1883 in Stanford Vermont they now reside in Green Island. Mrs Estes formerly Sylvia Leonard of North Adams Mass. Their children include Eva Etta George Milton and James R Estes. more than twenty guests attended the event which featured games and entertainment.

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

Senator Bankhead Defends War Bond Ads in Papers

Senator Bankhead of Alabama criticized Treasury Department pressure on newspapers to run paid war bond ads with no compensation. He sponsors a bill to authorize placing 25 to 30 million dollars annually in paid advertising in newspapers, as the measure faces 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 urged the chambers of commerce of Troy and Albany to promote glider racing in countryside north of Troy and south of Albany claiming natural conditions offer a wonderful opportunity. He said conditions surpass Elmira where the national soaring contests are held and noted the Civil Aeronautics Authority permits a 14 year old to qualify for a glider pilots license and that a 12 year old could handle a glider easily.

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 Local Flurries

The first snow of the season fell about two inches in the Berkshires on Monday but melted before noon. Light flurries were seen in parts of the Helderbergs and the Catskills with gradually rising temperatures forecast. Speigletown 4H Girls Club plans Christmas wrapping paper sales as their holiday project and aprons as next. next meeting Monday Oct 25 in the schoolhouse. St Augustine's parish to plan a card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Bradley Hall.

Grace P. Wilkie Green Island Salvage Committee Corporation Hall Frank J. Legnard Berkshires Helderbergs Catskills Speigletown 4H Girls The Spirit of ‘42 St. Augustine’s Parish Bradley Hall

Gideons Founder to Speak at Troy Meeting

John H Nicholson founder of the Gideons will speak at Ninth Presbyterian Church in Troy at 7 45 p m Friday. The Gideons have placed over 2 000 000 Bibles in hotels hospitals and schools and more than 5 500 000 New Testaments with Psalms in servicemen hands. Nicholson 4 years old? travels since January en route to a Pittsburgh convention. Mrs Nicholson accompanies him and both sexes are invited to attend.

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

Dr Newland, Retired State Geologist, Dies

Dr David H. Newland, 71, longtime state geologist and authority on magnetic iron ores in the Adirondacks, gypsum deposits, and Precambrian geology, died Monday night in Albany. A Vienna Oneida native and Hamilton College graduate, he retired in 1940 after serving as state geologist since 1927. Surviving: wife Milla Little, daughters Milla E. and Lydia Newland, son Charles W. L. Newland. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the home.

David H. Newland Fortmer Albany Newland Adirondacks Vienna Oneida County Hamilton College Clinton

Area Men Prisoners Of War In Germany Report

Four area men were listed as prisoners of war of Germany in a War Department announcement yesterday. Reported as prisoners are Tech Sergeant Paul J Gallipeo of 6 Edward Street Cohoes, Lieut Thomas E Mulligan of Albany, Sigmund F Peplowski of Albany, and Lieut Theodore M Polenity of Schenectady.

Germany War Department Tech Paul J. Gallipeo Edward Street Cohoes Lievi Thomas E. Mulligan Jand Pfe Sigmund F. Peplowsk Albany Theodore M. Polenity Schenectady

Adirondack grouse season extended two days

News from New York reports a two day extension of the grouse season near Navy 28 in southern New York due to forest fire danger. Open hours are 8 am to 6 pm Eastern War Time. Hunting counties include Clinton Essex Franklin Hamilton Herkimer Lewis St. Lawrence Saratoga Warren and Washington.

Navy New York John R. White White Clinton Essex Franklin Hamilton Herkimer Lewis St. Lawrence Saratoga Warren Washington

Albany and Vermont Railroad Elects Officers and Directors

The Albany and Vermont Railroad Co reelected officers at yesterday's annual meeting in National City Bank. Albert B. Cluett was named 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, and others. Inspectors of election were Edgar C. Stillman, Willard E. Van derzee, and J. Howard McIsaac. Separately, Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co elected J. Somes McClellan as director replacing W L D Peltz, who resigned, and Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Co elected Charles S. Aldrich as director to replace the same.

Albany and Vermont Railroad Co National City Bank Albert B. Cluett Alfred W. Gale W. Frank Leversee Hobart W. Thompson Wiliam Leroy Shields Howard B. Thompson Albert E. Cluett William Henry Warren Andrew P. McKean Sanford Edgar C. Stillman Willard E. Vanderzee J. Howard McIsaac Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co Mr. McClellan W.L. D. Peltz Albany Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Co Charles S. Aldrich Mr. Peltz

Widow Inherits Estate Of Adolph W. Meyer

The will of Adolph H. Meyer, Watervliet Brass and Foundry Co. president, died Aug 19, leaves more than 10,000 to his widow Rosa T. Meyer. Joint bank accounts exceed 30,000 real estate valued at 11,000. Siblings and several nieces and nephews in Germany and a niece in Italy must be cited in probate. Probate admitted by Surrogate Edward G. Rogan.

Adolph H. Meyer Watervliet Brass and Foundry Co I Inc Edward G. Rogan Rosa T. Meyer van Rensselaer Boulevard Albany Germany Italy Allen Property Washington

Lodge Confers Degree At Apollo Lodge Meeting

Apollo Lodge 13 F and A M conferred the second degree on a class of candidates at the Masonic Temple. Master Clifford Lewis and officers led the ceremony. First degree slated for November 2 at the Temple. Speigie town Aircraft Warning Post members vote to send gifts to eight in service. project led by Mrs Bessie Hansen at Speigie town School.

Apollo Lodge 13 Masonic Temple Clifford Lewis The Temple Speigietown Aircraft Warning Post Speigietown School Bessie Hansen

Saratoga Man Faces Selective Service Count

William E. Humphrey of Saratoga Springs stands trial in federal court in Syracuse with three sect members for failing to report for induction. Pleas of innocence entered for Bevins Edmund Schmidt Jr and Edward G Wilson while Palley pleaded guilty and received three years. Tucker of Albany was sentenced 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 Burlington Frlats Marshal N. Palley Marquette Mich Stephen A. Tucker Albany Coast Guard Army

Taconic Hiking Club marks 250th canal hike

The Taconic Hiking Club completed its 250th excursion along the Champlain Canal on Sunday with ten members. Ruth Hubbell led the group, and Delta Uphoff is slated to lead the next hike to the Quackenkill region.

Retired Cohoes Officer Grant Ireland Dies

Grant A. Ireland, retired Cohoes Police Department member, died after a long illness. Born in Newtonville, he lived in Cohoes most of his life, joined the bureau in 1915, and retired over a year ago while acting as sergeant. Survived by a daughter, a son, and an aunt, with funeral arrangements pending. Also notes Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club district meeting in Saratoga Springs with Miss Beatrice Sibley and others attending.

Grant A. Ireland Cohoes Bor Newtonville Ireland I First Methodist Church A. M Fellowcraft Club Alzo Order of the Maccabees Jreland Watera James H. Ireland Messina ZeHa Treland Latham A. D. Mace Mohawk Street Nan Henkes Kathryn Newell Helen Schmeichele Misa Sibley Amaranth Club Saratoga Springs

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