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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

Page

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Connally Market Stolen Cash Loss Reported

Connally Brothers meat market on Sixth Avenue was entered at night. About 44 pounds in cash disappeared and a window was damaged. Detective Beauves and local police logged the incident with minor entries noting wheel and tire damage to a customer’s car.

Connally Brothers Ass Sixth Avenue Beauves- Lea Estes Settenen Mishel McClinger Gon Street

Paratrooper Cited for Anzio Landing

Paratrooper Robert P. Mielens, associated with PRESSTCODE, is cited for service linked to the Anzio landing. The report references his presidential unit citation and notes prior association with the Eighth Army regiment, with transfers to various camps and badge wear described in the fragmentary OCR.

Robert P. Mielens Unit Cies Regimrertt Privete Miclenzotade

Private Jeng Ends Camp Duty After Anzio Landing

Landing at Anzio, troops dropped at 3 am to hold the beachhead. Private Jeng and his unit fought through enemy patrols, returning behind lines after assisting comrades. He will spend 21 days with his parents before leaving camp Butter.

Anzio Avery Mielenz Jeng Zor X. Cc

Reservations For LaSalle Clamsteam Made

More than 500 reservations received for annual clam steam by La Salle Institute Men’s Club at Notre Dame Field Sunday afternoon. James J. Foley announces. program includes vaudeville acts, songs, dancing, solos, and a four‑act closing, with steam served at 3 pm. Foley is general chairman, Louis Kemp cochairman.

LaSalle Institute Notre Dame Field James J. Foley Banerat Committee Gloria Gage Zapi Rosemary Warnock Howard Millington James Gilmore Foler Arsenal City James Dillon Neli_ Kelleher John Soran James Miler James Gethins Wat Foley Louis Kemp Cochairman

Bonawit Appointed As Chief Engineer

David J Bonawit named chief engineer of the Marshall Eclipse Division of Ben dix Aviation Corp in Green Island. Attendance by Frederic Wetburne as general manager noted his 22 years in research development and production of fractional materials for brakes. Bonawit will direct engineering in labs that announced a synthetic resin bond for jeep brake linings. He previously served as exec engineer at Manhattan Raghes tos Manhattan Corp and is a 1915 graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.

David J. Bonawit Marshall Eclipse Bendix Aviation Corp Green Island Frederic Wetburne Sanager Bonawit Exec Manhattan Raghestos-Manhattan Corp Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute

Troy Men Attend Mine Workers Convention Delegates

Five Troy men will be among the delegates at the 35th Constitutional Convention of District 50 United Mine Workers of America in Cincinnati. Departing for the event were Christopher W. Gilhooley Thomas Casey James Buison Iwer Vialt Lucian Greengich James Turner James Cosgrove from Albany Frank McDonald Glens Falls Cecil E Haney St Johnsville and Robert Fohl region director noted.

Frojans Troy United Mine Workers of America Cincinnati Christopher’ W. Gilhooley Thomas Casey James Buison Iwer Vialt Lucian Greengich James Turner James Cosgrove Albany R. Fohl

News Commentator Will Address Area Nurses

Frederic Snyder of Kingston will address the District 9 gathering of New York State Nurses Association at the Albany Institute of History today at 3. He will discuss The Lash is the News Flash. Snyder, a roving reporter, has traveled through Turkey Balkans Germany Russia Japan Korea and China and attended the Pan American Conference in Havana in 19. He has studied Central America and offers many topics on world affairs.

Frederic Snyder Kingston New York State Nurses’ Association Albany Institute of Hic Tory Tod Snyser Turkey Balkans Germany Russia Japan Kerea China Havana Central America Liim

Six Veterans Win State War Service Scholarships

Veterans from multiple counties receive State War Service Scholarships totaling up to 1200 dollars annually for up to four years. Recipients include Edward Peter Bedrosian James Hatlex Edward Ryan Frederics Ryan and Lawrence Michael Hayes, among others, with exams planned to expand the program.

Edward Peter Bedrosian Wong Trojes Auek vVeterans Terder BSE James Hatlex Waterford Edward Ryan Souré Frederics Ryan Fourth Street Hensseger Lawrence Michael Hayes Main Street

Schenectady Youths Held in Murder Case

Frankt Rossi Jr and Damon W Steader, Schenectady youths, were ordered held for the grand jury after an all day examination in the murder of Ed ward Feeil, newsboy of Schenectady, on Aug 9. Neither testified. in alleged confessions they accused each other of the crime.

Frankt Rossi, Jr Damon W. Steader Schenectady Edward Feeil Justice of the Peace Homer W. iSrown Niskayuna

GI Bill of Rights Goes Into Effect and Ahearn Commissioned

Remy Air Field at Carlsbad New Mexico awarded Flight Officer status and bombardier wings to W Ahearn son of William J Ahearn and Mary F McEntee of 124 Adams Street after 18 weeks of advanced flight training in high level bombing and navigation. Ahearn is a graduate of St Marys School Catholic Central High School and the University of Chattanooga. The GI Bill provisions in New York State extend federal employment benefits to ex servicemen and women, providing unemployment insurance support for those meeting service, discharge, and earnings criteria with eligibility lasting up to 52 weeks and claim periods defined by wartime discharge dates.

York City Y College Dusiness Ional Ral New York State Board For Regents Myst W Ahearn William J. Ahearn Mary F. McEntee Adams Street Carlsbad N. ML Remy Air Field Army Air Force Training Command Ahearn Army Air Forces St. Mary's School Catholic Central High School University of Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn Apo United States Wyse Argo

Father Buechler Elected Director at Catholic Central Verein

Rav Francis J Buechler was elected spiritual rector and Frank E Posy president of the Catholic Central Verein New York State Branch at its 47th annual convention in New York Monday The Verein includes Catholics of German descent Forty five attendees from St Lawrence parish heard elections Lillian Cambers was named president Mrs Josephine Connolly second vice president Mrs Hendy Meier and another speaker addressed Our Service to the Armed Forces A resolution on Nationalism and Internationalism urged a just lasting peace

Francis J. Buechler Frank E Posy Catholic Central Verein New Mirs Barthird Maier Miss Et Hendy Miss Meier Miss Hendy

Radio Studio Clamsteam Outing At Troy Country Club

WERE staff held their annual clamsteam event at Troy Country Club. Afternoon activities included golf tennis and swimming with Don Jarvis entertaining on piano. Dancing and group singing closed the outing. William A. Ripie led the committee assisted by Mrs Rosalie Nesh Mrs Marion Baker and W Woodbury Carter.

Cyele Troy Country Club Don Jarvis William A. Ripie Rosalie Nesh Marion Baker W. Woodbury Carter

Four weeks of allowances for each month or major fraction

The text states that allowances accrue at four weeks per month or major fraction, up to a maximum, with the first ninety days of active service receiving eight weeks of allowances at each month.

Proulathe a Meeting At Miltie Memorial Baptist Church

The Philathea class of Miltie Memorial Baptist Church met Wednesday at the church to plan the coming season. Mrs Alfred Denca and Miss Lena Mason were best leverages during the social hour.

Proulathea Miltie Memorial Baptist Church Alfred Denca Lena Mason

Easton Soldier Loses Hand in Battle in France

Fra Weir, 34, of Easton, lost his left hand while serving overseas in France. Inducted February 16, 1913, he had been stationed at Camp Brucker, North Carolina. Before his military service he operated a garage at Gorinth and was a member of the armed forces. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weir, reside in Easton.

Weir Bate France John of Easton London Army Camp Brucker N. C Atmed Ser Gorinth

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Connally Market Branagan Jacob Ae Cleo Pyt. R,f Meelenz LaSalle Sonny Eazy Tae Mather W. T. Grant CO Third Street Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Troy, N.Y George D. Stoddard Gay State Education Department Stoddard Anothey Albany 1 New York Father Buechler Maye Hicher River Street Welle & Coverly’s Trisngte Shoe Wyandotte Mouton Lamb R. P UNION Metro A&p Super Market
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