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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1943

Page

2

Three Children Escape Death In Division Street Explosion

An explosion at a three story brick building on 70 Division Street injured the structure and nearby houses. Three small children playing outside moments before the blast narrowly escaped death, according to a witness. Detective Sergt. Dris coll and Dist. Atty. Wiley lead the inquiry into the suspected fire. The owner is James Sell of 70 Ferry Street.

Division Street Joseph P. Driscoll Dist. Atty Earle J. Wiley James Sell Ferry Street Driscoll Fourth Street Jon Providence Tem

Townsend Club To Meet Today Effort at Diamond Rock Hall

Townsend Club No 3 meets at 8 pm today at Diamond Rock Hall with acting president Lee D Geesler presiding. Thomas J McGinnis president of Zend Club No 2 will address Club No 3 and read part of the Townsend Plan Bil. Troy welfare commissioner John J Givne will guest speak at Townsend Club No 2 on Friday evening September 10 at Spm.

Townsend Club No Diamond Rock Hall Lee D. Geesler Anna Duffy Thomas J. McGinnis Townsend Plan John J. Givne Troy Welfare Spm

Maennerchor Members Donate Blood for Plasma Drive

Twenty-two members of the Troy Maennerchor and Damenchor gave blood to the Red Cross to supply plasma for wounded service members. The group voted at a recent meeting to participate and helped raise funds with a minstrel show at Germania Hall netting $150 for the drive. ERP. Blechstein, president, will attend a Syracuse convention and urge drives in all societies. Eight members are in the armed forces, including two women. A 4500 pound model of the Voorheesville Holding and Reassignment Depot was moved to Washington for the Back the Attack exhibit to aid Third War Loan sales.

Troy Maennerchor Damenchor Red Cross Germania Hall Blechstein Syracuse Labor Day Troy Maennercher Damencher Voorheesville Washington

Grafton to Dedicate Honor Roll Ceremony

Grafton will dedicate an honor roll at 4 pm Sunday with Capt Mark E Bowman from RPI as principal speaker. Fifty nine servicemen will be named as Halley Cooper delivers the dedicatory address and Rev Charles Henningsen offers the invocation.

Mark E. Bowman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Grafton Halley Cooper Grafton Defense Council Cooper Charles Henningsen Grafton Baptist Church Lena Barnhart Elmer Jacobs John Ring North Chatham Grafton Methodist Church

Five Local Men Depart for Sampson Naval Base

Five Troy area men left yesterday to train as apprentice seamen at the Naval Station in Sampson. Three Troy women received WAVES acceptance notices. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph J. Sullivan led the Troy recruiting office in the announcements.

Troy Area Sampson Joseph J. Sullivan Troy Winston H. Vanderpool Hamilton Avenue Barsam Tamamian Harrison Place Aubrey F. Primeau Tevlin Street Cohoes John J. Gallagher Pleasantdale Harry L. LaBrum Watervliet Doris Bielase Mary Kaschak Helen Mary Vilcinskis Waterviet AML

Bennington Public Schools Open Early Amid Snow

Bennington public schools opened on Wednesday, several days ahead of surrounding districts. Parochial schools remained closed and will not open until Tuesday.

Bennington

Part-time Help Sought at Arsenal

An urgent need for men to aid in essential war work was announced by Watervliet Arsenal. Mandos will be employed evenings or weekends for warehouse labor at 72 cents per hour, with two groups working 6 pm to 10 pm weekdays or 8 am to 4 30 pm Saturdays and Sundays. Norman KR. Miller, U S Civil Service Commission rep, will interview at 258 Broadway, Troy, on Sept 2 from 6 to 10 pm.

Waterviiet Arsenal Norman KR. Miller U. S. Civil Service Commission Watervliet Arsenal Miller Broadway Troy

New Season Starts At Court House

Signs of fall appear as offices in the County Court House switch to winter hours closing at 5 p m instead of 4 p m summer schedule The Board of Elections remains on earlier hours unchanged by the change

Court House County Court House Board of Elections

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