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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1944

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Local Merchants to Spend Large Sums After War For Postwar Reform

Postwar plans show Troy area merchants expect to invest hundreds of thousands in improvements. Surveys reveal most will keep or expand staff, with 52 percent planning additional hires. Investments target new equipment, interiors, store fronts, and air conditioning as materials and labor become available.

Hanw Troy Gallegher Babe EOD Conk Gasser Lea Mercentire Filte-alx

Oil Company Buys Historic Troy Feed Store Site

The Richfield Oil Co of New York purchased the southeast corner property at Congress Street and BWitth Avenue from Lester G Coonrad, longtime feed store proprietor since 1900. The corner house has housed the feed business since 1870 and will be razed. Coonrad also ran horse sales from 1920s to 1928. The 100 by 150 foot lot fronts Congress Street.

Richfield Oil Co New York Congress Street Bwitth Avenue Lester G. Coohrad Iti Coonrad Atte Thursder Troy

Area Food Administration Advisory Committee Names Two

Theodore G. Laiss of Albany Packing Co. and William F. Dempsey of Grand Union Tea Co. were named to the War Food Administration Food Industry Advisory Committee for the area. The group advises on war policies and distribution, tracks monthly supply levels, turnover rates, and fair pricing practices to keep food evenly distributed.

Theodore G. Laiss Albany Packing Co William F. Dempsey Grand Union Tea Co War’ ‘Food Administration Leo FL Powers WAF John £. DeLee Meat Dealers & Grocers’ Association of Troy Edwin C. Freinofer Freiheftr Baking Co Powers Office of Distribution United States Washington Simege

Plan Military Mass For Edward Foley

A memorial mass will be held at 2 am at James Baptiste Church for Fire Patrolman Edward Foley. Delegations from the American Legion and Noble Callahan Squadron 237 will attend, with a guard and taps to honor the fallen firefighter.

Edward Foley Miliam Fey Jéam Baptiste Churta Hdawara Fowho Ecole Im Action Noble Callahan American Legion Sons of the Americ Gitend Étum Corps Eh Xieisén Noble Cahahean Pest Sei

Sabbath Services Planned Across Congregations This Week

Sabbath services will be held at the Congregatione Sharah Tephileh and Beth Israel today at 3 am. The Junior Congregation resumes tomorrow at 7 pm in the vestry of Sharah Tephilah Synagogue. The Slichos service marking the approach of the high holiday season will be chanted Sunday at 6 am. The Dewish Orthodox Brotherhood will resume the Tarther son service for the season Sunday.

Sharah Tephileh Beth Israel Sharah-Tephilah Wil

Conclave Backs Roosevelt in Saratoga Convention

The C L O endorsed Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman at the Saratoga Springs convention, praising labor's wartime effort and urging continued mobilization to defeat fascism. Louis Hollander warned against voting against Roosevelt to avoid postwar unemployment.

Roosevel CLG Saratoga Springs Tne Louis Hollander New York State Industrial Union Council Enliion Hollander C.L Roosevelt Harry S. Truman James Carey National C. 3. OG Jphilip Murray New York State C.ig Hee Toniy Majority Irving Alives Ang Uniess Accompa

Godt Haab Lodge Plans Founding Observance

Godt Haab Lodge marks its founding with observances honoring Andrew Nistsen treasurer and past president who attended eighty consecutive meetings. The event is set for Saturday Oct 28 in Dania Hall with a dinner at 7 pm. Committees outline plans at September meeting and toastmaster Chris Jensen president will chair. B C Christensen Supreme VP of the national organization will be a guest.

Andrew Nistsen Dania Hall

Annual run feast hosted at Gojnta home

The League For Sertice holds its yearly run feast today at the home of sft and Mrs Biduni on Hidley Road in Gojnta. Reservations are being received by Mrs Tolia Kepner and Mrs Rose Dickenson. Centuries ago the Maya Indians played an x game similar to basketball.

League For Sertice Gojnta Sft Biduni Hidley Road Tolia Kepner Rose Dickenson

Danish Brotherhood Lodge Delegates Report Convention Plans

Mr Jensen a delegate to the Danish Brotherhood Lodges conventions in the easter States near Newark reports next year's gathering will be in Jantentown. Nielsen was recompensed at Newark by lodge members. Elmer Rasmussen Coastmaster and others praised Mr Nielsen's lodge work. Plans for Home Bureau Rally follow with speakers on family life and homemaking during critical times.

Jensen Newark Jantentown Nielsen Elmer M. Rasmussen Home Bureau Clinton Heights Shirley Smith Leroy Bishop

Home Bureau Unit Appoints Officers at Clinton Heights

Clinton Heights Home Bureau announces new officers at a school meeting. Mrs Donald Smith is chairwoman, Mrs Burtort XN Canfield serves as vice chair, Mrs Selby Sumeters as secretary, and Mrs Frank Hutchinson named as treasurer.

Home Bureau Clinton Heights Home Bureau Thuradar Donald Smith Burtort XN. Canfield Selby Sumeters Frank Hutcbinson

Grafton Forms Civilian Protection League for War Service

The Grafton Community League Inc organizes air raid wardens firemen police Red Cross workers and others under the Office of Civilian Protection in Rensselaer County to support civilian protection during the war and aid local welfare. Incorporators include Granville Hicks Ethel Simmons Irma Wagar Norma L Jack Lena Barnhart Dorothy Hicks and others with MacMillan & Fitley as attorneys.

Red Cross Ofice Rensselaer County Lewis V. ‘Grifin Stephentone OCP Grafton Tee Grafton Communnity League Ine Community League St Grafton Grafton Community League, Inc Granville Hicks Ethel H. Simmons Irma Wagar Norma L. Jack Léna Barnhart Dorothy Hicks Henry J. Jack Halley Cooper Charles E. Simmons Elmer G Jacobs Clifford Agan, Jr Bernice Agan MacMillan & Fitley Griffin Board of Supervisors Sir

Towns of Renstelaer County Move To Preserve Local Groups

Mr Griffin commends town efforts to perpetuate community organizations in Renstelaer County. He notes that across the towns groups have functioned efficiently and supports continuing these units for community improvement.

Grafton Mr. Griffin Renstelaer Wdr Cistiiel Eistrier

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