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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1943

Page

7

Italy Needs Help to Restore War-Torn Economy

Allied plans to revive Italy require food clothing and medical aid as a start. Experts say Germany’s resistance will slow recovery while the Allies balance military gains with civilian relief, including grain, farm machinery, and transport. Recovery hinges on coordinated relief and gradual reopening of Italian agriculture under AMG and OFRE oversight.

Washington Upi Great Britain Italy Romania Balkans Africa Germany Department of Commerce On Foreign Commerce Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation OFRE North Allied Military Government AMG Sicily Office of Foreign Economic Coordination OFEC OFRR Jendlease

Montreal and Maine trip noted and military promotions

Latham residents Charles and Mrs Everingham return from a ten day visit spent with friends in Montreal and Maine. Phillip Tucker, formerly of Latham, has been promoted to captain in the Army and is stationed at an Army base in Denver. J J Hogan of Stop 38 Troy sichenectady Road reports his son Pfc Joseph J Hogan is overseas. another son Pvt John T Hogan is with an ordnance company in Nashville. The Smiling Thrus-H Club held its first meeting at Mrs RE Sidebotham’s London Road home and will send holiday packages to service members overseas. Pins awarded to senior and junior members for completing last year’s work. Next meeting set for Monday at 3 pm at the leader’s home.

Charles Everingham Montreal Maine Phillip Tucker Latham Tucker Warfare Service Army Denver Col Captain Tucker J. J. Hogan Stop 38 Troysichenectady Road Pfc Joseph J. Hogan Pvt John T. Hogan Nashville, Tenn Ordnance Company Watervliet Arsenal RE Sidebotham London Road Jean Sidebotham Russell Sutton Kay Harrington Marjorie Peters Martyn Meehan Merlyn Hopson Jane MacDonald Frances Postluka Ann Tucker Doris Snyder Joan Fields Helen Hathaway Ann Riley

Notable Visitors Arrive in New York and Camp Robinson Officer

Buskirk John Martens is spending a few days in New York. Joseph Fromm of New York is spending a few days in town. Capt Waldo O Eddy of Camp Robinson Arkansas arrived Tuesday for a 14 day furlough with his wife and Mrs Guy Eddy.

John Martens New York Joseph Fromm Capt Waldo O. Eddy Camp Robinson Ark Parensn Guy Eddy

Luther League Picnic At Church Grounds Tonight

Center Brunswick Roderick J Owens of Everett and Mrs David L Solomon of Dedham host guests. The annual Luther League picnic is at 6 30 p m on church grounds with plans to entertain several service men. Congregation members invited, reservations via Ray. Rose of Gladys Owen, Cropseyville Rebekah Lodge No 912 resumed meetings at White Lily L O F after two months vacation, Noble Grand Miss Gladys B Owen presiding. Plans to initiate a class of candidates in October at Golden Bay Rebekah Lodge Raymertown. Miss Dorothy McCabe, former herald of the Rebekah Assembly of New York State, spoke on Rebekah Home Week in Brooklyn. Refreshments served during social hour in yellow and white color scheme, a decorated cake cut by the guest of honor. Mrs Roderick Owens served as song leader. social committee listed.

Roderick J. Owens Everett Mass David L. Solomon Dedham Roderick Owens Luther League Ray Rose Gladys Owen Pleasant Valley Rebekah Lodge Cropseyville White Lily Teader Edith Hughes Hazel Dunham Audna Craver Grace Betts

Local residents note moves and visits in Troy area

Grafton Mrs. Alvina Vermilyea and her daughter moved to Troy while Pte. Forest Smith plans a return to Camp Pickett, Va. George H. Weigner of New York City visited his sister Mrs. FL A Babcock this week. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kenosian and family returned to Watervliet after spending the summer at the Rhodes house. Miss Julia E. Mitchell of Jackson Heights, II, formerly of Troy, visited her host Mrs. K A. Golden at her camp on Second Pond.

Alvina Vermilyea Troy Forest Smith Camp Pickett George H. Weigner New York City FL A Babcock Greg. Kenosian Watervliet Rhodes House Julia E. Mitchell Jackson Heights, II K A. Golden Newark N. J Second Pond

Troy Stores Plan Heroes Day Sales for War Bonds

Troy merchants announce Heroes Day on Thursday September 16 pledging their gross sales to buy war bonds. Committee led by Julius J Goodman seeks to exceed 200000 raised on a prior event with stores offering unusual items and urging customers to double and quadruple their purchases. The effort notes every dollar supports war efforts for Europe invasion and domestic needs across Army Navy Marines Coast Guard and more.

Troy Julius J. Goodman Fife Mr. Goodman James F. O'Crowley James McKiernan Samuel W. McCochrane Frear’s Union Home Furnishers Weinberg’s Green's Grant Europe Italy New York CBI Pocet

Pittsburg IMS Improves Steel Industry Safety Record

Under heavy production pressure and a surge of new workers, Pittsburg IMS reports a 1 percent drop in accident frequency. Steel mills reduced accidents to 74 per million hours worked, improving to third place among 32 leading industries in safety records.

Pittsburg IMS Steel

Jackets and Skirts Pair For Smart Campus Style

The feature describes fashion on campus with double breasted flannel jackets in navy or red and separate skirts in navy red and plaids. Sizes range from 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 with prices 5.98 for jackets and 2.98 for skirts. Comfort and durability are emphasized as part of a growing student apparel trend.

Invasion Rehearsed in English Channel Exercise

A full scale amphibious exercise in the English Channel was completed with success and lessons learned, announced by the Admiralty War Office and Air Ministry as Italy surrendered. The message notes Allied air blows against French channel ports and urges bond investment.

London Betshner Ocep English Channel Italy French Channel Admiralty War Office Air Ministry

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