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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1943

Page

3

Vote Machine Custodians Approved in Rensselaer County

The Board of Elections approved Republican and Democratic lists of voting machine custodians for cities and towns in Rensselaer County at a Monday afternoon meeting at the Court House. Names and addresses span Troy Rensselaer Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Hoosick Falls Nassau Greenbush Petersburg Pittstown Poestenkill Schaghticoke Schodack Stephentown with multiple precinct assignments and designated custodians.

Rensselaer County Board of Elections Court House Dean P. Taylor City of Troy Jacob Coplan First Street City of Rensselaer Charles Tice Second Street Berlin John Copping Brunswick Thomas Duke East Greenbush Herbert Chittenden Gratton Clarence Jones Hoosick Warren Gooding Hoosick Falls Nasgan Evelyn VanDerhoop Worth Greenbush LeRoy Franklin Petersburg Clark Main Pittstown Clifford Cottrell Poestenhill Downey Fisher Lang Lake Charles VenBuren Schaghticoke Edward Sherman Schodack Warren Fornsbee Stephentown Henry Tose John P David S. Barry Lasch Avenue City of Keusgelaer John J. Farre Wilson Street Betlin Lydia Crandall Erwick Stephen J. Johnson Greenbush John Dahn Graytan Chauncey Jones Ernest Rudd Nassau Bertha Roth North Greenbush Thomas F. Cole- Gian Victor Neaton Francis Fitzgeras Poestenkis Joseph McDonald Sand Lake Philip Brown Dack Max Lansing

Wynantskill Band Concerts With East Schodack Group

The Wynantskill Community Band performed Saturday at the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School picnic and joined East Schodack Band for an evening concert. An open air joint concert is planned at Firemen's Hall Wynantskill, with players asked to arrive by 7 45 p.m.

Wynantskill Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School East Schodack Firemen’s Hall

Hebrew School Registers Pupils For New Term

The Temple Beth El Hebrew School will commence its regular sessions for the year 1943 44 and enroll pupils for the upcoming term.

Hebrew School Temple Beth el Hebrew i

School Registration and Board Details

Registration of new and former students occurs today tomorrow and Friday from 1 am to 1 pm and Tuesday Sept 7 from 4 to 6 pm. The opening assembly and class assignments will be on Tuesday Sept 7. Rabbi Joel Geffen is principal, assisted by Isadore Pfeffer, instructor, and Nathan Levenson is board chairman.

Joel Geffen Isadore M. Pfeffer Nathan Levenson

Cost Accountants To Meet At Shaker Ridge Country Club

The directors of the Area Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will meet for dinner and business at Shaker Ridge Country Club in Loudonville next Tuesday. This is the last meeting before the first technical session Sept 27 when Robert J. Watt of the American Federation of Labor will speak on Employee and Management Relationships. The directors will announce the program for the 1943-44 year.

National Association of Cost Accountants Shaker Ridge Country Club Loudonville Robert J. Watt American Federation of Labor

Christmas Carol Leads to Wedding Bells in Albany

An Albany girl and Army Private First Class Bennetts wed Monday night after a wartime romance sparked by a Christmas card. Anna R. Twiss of 791 Washington Ave mailed a greeting to Pfc Clarence W. Bennetts in Franklin, N.J. Their letters led to meetings, an engagement, and a ceremony at West End Presbyterian Church. Bennetts, an ambulance driver in desert maneuvers, faces a 12 day furlough before returning to Camp Forrest, Tenn.

Albany Pearl Harbor Montgomery Ward and Co Anna R. Twiss Washington Avenue Clarence W. Bennetts Army Medical Corps Franklin N.J Albert W. Dockrer West Nd Presbyeran Church Manning Avenue Bennetts Camp Forrest Tenn Arizona

Lieutenant Langer Committed as Second Lieutenant in Air Force

Robert S. ger of 7th Street has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Force at Hondo Field Texas. Lieutenant Langer, a Troy High School and Union College graduate, did a postcourse at Harvard and was employed by Hughes Autograf Brush Co. before his induction in June 1942. He entered the Air Force in January this year and is on a ten day furlough at home before reporting for active duty Monday in Tucson Arizona.

Robert S. Ger 7Th Street Army Air Force Hondo Air Field Hondo Tex Langer Troy High School Union Call Harvard University Hughes-Autograf Brush Co Army Air Force Tucson Ariz

Rotary Told Of Wartime FBI Work

J B Wilcox Albany FBI chief spoke to Hendrick Hudson Rotarians detailing FBI wartime roles. He explained agents number about 5000 with total staff around 15000, noting many from accounting and other fields. Training spans 16 weeks with 12 hour days and firearms instruction. Public defense efforts include countering sabotage espionage and juvenile delinquency, a rising concern amid costs of crime.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Hendrick Hudson J. B. Wilccox Albany J. Edgar Hoover Wilcox Oklahoma A M. College Bureau Mr. Wilcox B. I F. B

New Home Bureau Assistant Takes Over Duties

Miss Florence Titcomb of Houlton Maine has arrived to serve as assistant to the Rensselaer County Home Bureau She is a Farmington State Normal School graduate and studied at the University of Maine summer session She has six years teaching home economics in Maine and comes to help homemakers and extend county programs She will attend the Schaghticoke Fair to meet housewives and learn county officials plans for exhibits at the fair include Cooksboro and Defreestville groups led by Bill Lester Campbell and Mrs Harry MacHercher respectively.

Florence Titcomb Houl- Me Rensselaer County Home Bureau Farmington State Normal School Maine University of Maine Troy Pennsylvania State College Titcomb Schaghticoke Fair Cooksboro Bill Lester Campbell Defreestville Harry MacHercher

Garbage crews to collect early on holiday

The Department of Public Works announces early garbage collection for Labor Day. Commissioner Thomas F. FitzGerald asks households to set out containers Sunday night so crews can start Monday morning and finish by 3 a.m.

Department of Public Works Thomas F. FitzGerald Commissioner of Public Works

Legion Auxiliary To Elect Today

Nobie Callahan Auxiliary will meet at the post rooms at 14 First Street this evening. Mrs. Thelma Warren, president, will preside and the annual election of officers will take place.

Nobie-Callahan First Street Thelma Warren

Postwar efforts to curb youth crime and future offenders

Community groups pled to mobilize to keep youths in wholesome paths. They aim to prevent juvenile crime to reduce the later surge in adult offenders in a postwar year.

Troy Boys Club Garden Work Show at Victory gate

The Troy Boys Club plans a garden work show at the Sambrook estate on Oakwood Avenue for Sept. 9. Exhibits will include garden produce and canned vegetables with prizes for best cared garden most productive garden and best canned produce. The Victory Gardens Club will announce details and award 66 prizes across categories.

Victory Gate Club Victory Gardens Club Sambrook Oakwood Avenue Troy Biz Troy Bors Ray Palmer Baker Women’s Aux

Notable attendees at the Troy Boys' Club garden event

Attendees included Mr and Mrs Cluett chairing the Men's Board and guests Mrs Cluett Mrs Eric Rutledge Mrs Irving L Burrows Mrs Irving A Rowe John E Sambrook who supplied land for the gardens and Edward A Kane executive secretary of the Troy Boys' Club. The report notes U S irrigated farms produce 45 percent of truck and rice 25 percent of tomatoes and a share of the sugar beet crop.

Iliary Gorham Cluett Cluett Eric & Rutledge Irving L. Burrows Irving A. Rowe John E Sambrook Edward A. Kane The Troy Boys’ Club U. S

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