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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1943

Page

9

Godfrey To Lead Troy War Chest Drive Division

Ernest L. Warnecke named Samuel Godfrey as division chairman for the Allied Communities War Chest second annual campaign. Major assistants are Robert P. Murray Edgar Stillman Richard M. Woods and Edmund J. Moore. The 126-man force will recruit five workers per team to cover downtown Troy excluding firms with more than five workers and gifts committee listed individuals. The men's drive runs Nov 12 to 24 aligning with 17 War Fund agencies plus 20 local agencies in Troy area and aims for 325000 dollars across Troy Waterford Green Island Waterford and rural Rensselaer County.

Allied Communities ‘War Chest Ernest L. Warnecke Samuel Godfrey Godfrey Robert P. Murray Edgar ©. Stillman Richard M. Woods Edmund J.moore Troy National War Fund Vicinity Community Chest Wateet Green Island Waterford Rensselaer County Watervliet War Services United Seamen's Service United States

Form Student War Council Formed at Troy High School

A Youth Student's War Council was formed yesterday at Troy High School to foster cooperation among city secondary schools in support of the war effort. Rev. Harold B. Hinds presided. Miss Louise Gibb of the United States Employment Service urged part time work. November 4 plans for fall salvage drive to be discussed. Attendees included students from Troy High, Catholic Central, Lansingburg High, Emma Willard, and La Salle.

Troy High School Harold B. Hinds Catholic Central High School Louise Gibb United States Employment Service John Q. Driscoll Gloria Gil Tbert Driscoll Troy High Mary McGrath Guinan St. John Catholic Central Helen Matthews Tappen McQuide Lansingburg High Jane McCaffrey Emma Willard Vincent Poleto la Salle

Card of Thanks for Local Bereavement Acknowledgments

The family of the late Joseph E. Le Febvre and the family of the late Frank Wolf express gratitude to those who donated cars and sent condolences. They thank the American Legion MR. AND MRS. MARSHALL PREGENT AND FAMILY and St Lawrence's Church groups for kindness, mass cards, and floral offerings. Daughters.

Joseph E. le Febvre American Legion Marshall Pregent Wolf Frank Wolf Wih Relati Beare St. Joseph's Society Rosary Society St Lawrence's Church Vereine

Obituary notices and birth reports from Troy hospital records

Several birth notices and obituaries dated 1933 to 1948 list newborns and mourners. Entries name parents Maurice K. Gripe and Catherine Ro mano as well as Mannara, O'Dell, De Nu, Derkowski, Farrar, Kane, Kelly, McGrath, Miter, Nichols, O Connell, Rogers, Ward, and others. Services are described at St Bridget's, Holy Trinity, Oakwood and St Marys Cemeteries with dates and parish details.

Gertrude Farrar Joseph James F. Calkins and Sons Mohawk St Cohess Oakwood Kane Albany Gene R. Kane Margaret Blackburn Samuel E Reston J. Harry R. Edwin Kane Morris Funeral Home Fifth Ave Oakwood Cemetery Mary William H.liam H. Kelly Nneil St. Paul the Church John Shea Hoosick Falls William Mefe St. Aaies Church St. Mary's Elizabeth A Mary W. and Nichols Bern N.Y Get Emma J. Nichols Arethur Nichols North Adams Mass Edgar S Walter_H. Nichols Benin Vister Fred Baldwin Fort Miller Berlin Menands Rogers William L. Rogers Julie M. Paradis Saratoga Ave Reformed Church Ward Chicago James Ward Rosella Hewitt Huh Mel Firey New York City Walter J. Duffy Columbia St Cohoea St. Peter's Church Troy Mit

Ration book distribution faces shortages and delays

Officials blame faulty calculations at the OPA mail headquarters in New York after 60 000 Book No 4 forms were sent to Troy but only 20 000 applications arrived. Registration at schools aimed to use 20 percent of expected totals with many sites reporting light enrollments and long lines.

OPA New York Troy George H. Krug Lansingburg Thomas O. Treharne Knickerbocker High School

Third Street Temple Brotherhood Meeting Planned Tomorrow

The Third Street Temple Brotherhood holds its monthly meeting in the vestry rooms at 7 pm tomorrow. George W. Fallon of the F.B.I. district office in Albany will speak on The FBI in War Time. Committee members are Joseph Mintzer Henry Richman and Philip Applebaum. Refreshments and a social time follow. Od d Heere will be elected.

Third Street Temple Brotherhood George W. Fallon F.B.1 Albany Joseph Mintzer Henry Richman Philip Applebaum Odd Heere

Ahern to Seek State Probe of Troy Government After Jan 1

Republican mayoralty candidate John J. Ahern announced he will request a state comptroller audit of Troy city departments. He spoke at a ward 8 reception and argued the probe would reveal conditions, fix weak points, and ensure the city runs efficiently under a fulltime mayor. He criticized the incumbent administration and pledged Republican leadership.

Troy Frank C. Moore John J. Ahern Ahern Frank J. Hogan Lawrence J. Collins Republican Party Democratic Party Tam

Dance Pupils Present Congdon Studio Revue at St Patrick's Hall

Pupils from the Congdon Dance Studio staged a three act revue at St Patrick's Hall last night. The show featured solo and group pieces with a Mid Winter theme, world dances, and a Navy dedication scene. Principal soloist was Mrs Elisa Saner and John Romeo performed accordion numbers.

Congdon St. Patrick's Hall Elisa Saner John Romeo

Cooperation of Faiths Commended at Jewish Center

Benjamin Eisenstein praised cooperation of Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths in arranging religious services for servicemen after a tour of Army camp operations. He spoke to the Troy section at the Jewish Community Center and urged adopting men at camps such as Camp Rucker Alabama.

Benjamin Eisenstein Schenectady State Army and Navy Committee Jewish Welfare Board USO Council Third Army District Troy South Camp Rucker Ala Jewish Welfare Boards New York Frances Goldstein Council Fred Glass Religious Services Committee Myron W. Jacobs

Hunters Find Deer Plentiful in Adirondack Report

Adirondack region reports show a plentiful deer herd as the antlerless season for does and fawns closed. A five day open season for special permits yielded more male deer than does or fawns, with Lake George area stations reporting about thirty deer checked and many more bucks.

Adirondack Conservation Department Lake George

Anthony Lavigne Heads Bankers' School Staff

Anthony Lavigne, tied to Manufacturers National Bank main office, elected president of the Bankers' School of Efficient Service. New officers include Con stance Van Patten as first vice president, Virginia Lewis as second vice president, Walter H. Flanivan as treasurer, Helen Conboy and Helen Everingham as secretaries. A Banking Fundamentals course by Hollis Harrington of Albany is offered to all bank employees, and a six to eight week Banking for Beginners course for new staff will be taught by J. Don Welch and T Earl Ives.

Anthony Lavigne Manufacturers National Bank Bankers’ School of Efficient Service Constance van Patten Virginia Lewis Walter H. Flanivan Helen Conboy Helen Everingham Hollis Harrington Albany Bankers’ School J. Don Welch T. Earl Ives

Dr Hickman Addresses YWCA Membership Meeting

Dr Emily G Hickman professor of history at Rutgers University spoke at the YWCA fall membership meeting stressing shifts from isolationism to world cooperation postwar and the three issues for women economic race and international problems.

Emily G. Hickman New Jersey Colege For Women Rutgers Univerisity National Young Women’s Christian Association Board Paul E.hemke Laura E. Burdick Hickman America Dr. Hickman W.C. A Home Bureau Second Presbyterian Church Mabel Milhan L. B. Schneider W. C. A. Board Bernice Smith J. Wilfred Findley Ralph Graham Andrew Brock Burdick

Green Island Lodge Installs New Noble Grand

Mrs. Anna E. Barnes was installed as noble grand of the Green Island Rebekah Lodge at the Green Island Odd Fellows Hall. Officiating was Mrs. Blanche Roberts with her Albany district staff. Other officers and appointed members were seated, and a chicken dinner followed the ceremony with many area Rebekah lodges in attendance.

Anna E. Barnes New Noble Grand Green Island Rebekah Lodge Green Island Odd Fellows Hall Blanche Roberts Albany Rebekah Elizabeth Roscoe Ada Williams Christine Wynkoop Laura Millington Ethel Wagner Adelaide Vetoich Vetoich Noble Grand Elizabeth Philipper Rebekah Assembly of New York Fred Moch Lodge Joan Cahill Marjorie Calender Frances Delong Emily Horton Elizabeth Smith Addie Paterson Rena Gilbert Sarah Vetoich Guardian Grene Bergeron

Claim Soldiers Stole Cigarette Fund Bank

Two men in Army uniforms stole a glass bank used for soldiers cigarettes from a Ballston Spa grill early Sunday. Police report one suspect fled in a car but was caught by Patrolman Garvin after a disturbance at about 2:30 a.m. Names and details are incomplete in the report.

Ballston Spa James W. Bere Sovare Scott Hielghill

Morale Builder United Seamen's Service Aids Merchant Sailors

The United Seamen's Service Inc. supports merchant seamen facing submarine and air attack dangers. It joins the Allied Communities War Chest drive from November 5 to 23 to fund rest centers hotels clubs and personal services for sailors at home and abroad. Seventeen USS units operate in major ports with loans passports and family assistance offered. over 60 000 services performed since inception.

Merchant Marine United Seamen's Service, Inc Allied Communities War Chest War Shipping Administration War Chest United Seaman Ser Ice, Inc USS United States United Nations USO

Prosecutor Outlines Duties At Lansingburg High Fathers Night

District Attorney Earle J. Wiley spoke at Lansingburg High School PTA Fathers Night outlining the office's duties and urging uniform criminal laws to curb cross state crime. A quartet from the Troy Waocal Society—Webster Burnell, J. G. Flack, Theron Reynolds, and William H Marvin—sang after the talk, with refreshments served by a fathers committee led by president Mrs. F. C. Patterson.

Earle J. Wiley Lansingburg Theron Reynolds William H Marvin F.C. Patterson

Hudson Falls Man Missing in Action

Staff Sgt. Gordon W Shields, 31, of Hudson Falls, waist gunner on a Flying Fortress, is missing in action in the European theater, the War Department informed his half brother. Shields wrote from England after a Bremen mission that his plane had three engines shot away and he downed one of five German attackers. He enlisted in September 1942. His wife Helen Miller, of Hudson Falls, resides at Hotel Broadway Albany, and their two children stay with Mrs. Shields' parents in Hudson Falls.

Gordon W- Shields Hudson Falls War Department Gomar E. Williams Russell Street Williams Shields England Bremen Helen Miller Broadway Albany David Miller John Street

Poultry Prices Set By OPA Cut and Ceiling Adjustments

The OPA announced price changes for dressed and drawn poultry after a three week review. Ceilings rose for broilers roasters and fryers to 45 cents per pound, while fowls and drawn poultry saw mixed shifts. Turkeys under 18 pounds capped at 4.35 dollars, with various 18 to 22 and over 22 pound categories adjusting to 52 to 63 cents dressed and 60 to 64 cents drawn. Young birds rise small amounts while turkeys over a year old run 2 to 3 cents lower.

OPA

Parish Plans Reception for Incoming and Outgoing Priests

The St. Michael's Church reception at 2 p.m. today bids farewell to Rev. Thomas F. McBride who moves to Our Lady of Victory Whitehall and welcomes Rev. William D. Con nell from Greenfield Center Mass as his successor. Principal speaker will be Rev. William G. Byron of Albany.

St. Michael's Church Thomas F. McBride Our Lady of Victory Church Whitehall William D. Connell St. Joseph’s Church Greenfield Center Mass William G. Byron St. Vincent's Church Albany St Michael's Church Joseph Sullivan Thomas Maloney

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