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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1943

Page

15

Salerno Beachhead Fights Raging With Heavy Luftwaffe Attacks

Allied forces press to widen a narrow Salerno bridgehead as heavy fighting continues along a 24 mile front. German counterattacks pound the coast while Allied air and naval support strike roads and rails to delay reinforcements. Italian civilians and soldiers are described amid the urban fighting and salvos.

Mediterranean Salerno Eisenhower Fifth Army Italy France Russia Bernard L. Montgomery Eighth Army Cosenza Adriatic Bari Brindisi Naples Wazia Associated Press Don Whitehead Sicily United States Fifth

Mussolini Escapes by Ambulance to Jail After King's Meeting

Duce Duce confronts anti fascist leaders while the King’s fate is discussed. Mussolini refuses Grandi’s plan as five senators vote no and nineteen yes with Count Luardo abstaining. An ambulance replaces his car. carabinieri insist it is for his safety and he is driven away to prison.

Mussolini Italy Grandi Giacomo Luardo Senate Palazzo Venezia Carabineri Carabinieri

Troy Knights Plan Clamsteam for 360 Expected

The Troy Knights of Columbus anticipate a 360 attendance for the annual clamsteam in Bates Grove Sunday afternoon. John J. Alaskhey and Edward J. Farrell chair the event, reservations close tonight, and it will be the council’s largest turnout in a decade. Plans for a religious retreat on Sept 26 at St Anthony on Hudson were discussed with Peter J. Darey directing the program. Installation of officers elected last June is set for Oct 12 with Edward F. Heffern guiding the ceremony.

Troy Council Knights of Columbus Bates Grove John J. Alaskhey Edward J. Farrell St. Anthony-on- Hudson Peter J. Darey Edward F. Heffern James J. Daley Bernard J. Dunn

Skidmore College Receives Cadet Nurse Fund Share

Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs will share in a new federal allotment totaling 15,822,933 to 236 nursing schools to train 24,861 cadet nurses nationwide. Skidmore will train 33 cadet nurses as part of the Cadet Nurse Corps program announced by Surgeon General Dr. Thomas Parran. The program brings total allotments to 308 schools with 20,745,172 in funds for tuition, fees, maintenance, uniforms, and monthly stipends.

Skidmore College Saratoga Springs United States Cadet Corps Thomas Parran Skidmore

Dairy Controls Protested at New York Meeting

A resolution protesting proposed federal controls and penalties on dairy products was adopted by the Eastern Section of the New York State Dairy Association in Salem. Three directors were elected George A Jolley Earl G Fleming and Thomas Carrollan Carrollan is the section president and presided at the meeting Dr David Armstrong Hoosick Falls veterinarian addressed the gathering. Bonds of Victory Buy Then.

New York State Dairy Association Salem George A. Jolley Earl G. Fleming Thomas Carrollan Carrolan David Armstrong Hoosick Falls

Elks Bowlers To Dine Sept 25

The Troy Lodge of Hibs will honor bowling chairman Charles L Alber with a banquet on September 25 at the lodge rooms a prelude to the bowling season. An elaborate entertainment will follow the dinner and the season opens October 4.

Troy Lodge Hibs Charles L. Alber Elks

Gas Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Stomach Gas

Sufferers of excess gas in stomach and bowels are urged to try Baal mann s Gas Tablets for fast relief from pressure and distress. The tablets are non physic and sold with a money back guarantee from Road Acnetora Donnelly Hanna and W Curtin.

Baalmann Baatmann Acnetora J Donnelly & Hanna Fo W. Curtin

Powers School Chairmen Named by PTA Executive

The Powers School Parent-Teacher Association executive committee met yesterday afternoon and chose chairmen for the year. President Mrs. Clifford Burnt led the session as plans were set for the first regular meeting Monday and an informal reception for the new principal and his wife, teachers and parents. Appointed chairs include Mrs. Ralph Middlebrook program Miss Mildred Mason membership Mrs. Philip Whalen and Mrs. R. J. Ashton social Mrs. John Spring hospitality Mrs. John Hurd and Mrs. Homer Lasher summer round-up and ways and means Mrs. Paul Piche children's theater Mrs. James Wagie founders' day Mrs. Fred Smith war chairman and Mrs. Daniel Doherty magazine.

The Powers School Parent-Teacher Association Clifford Burnt Ralph Middlebrook Mildred Mason Philip Whalen R. J. Ashton John Spring John Hurd Homer Lasher Paul Piche James Wagie Fred Smith Daniel Doherty

Ford Club Presented Flag at First Annual Clamsteam

The Ford Twenty Year Club at LeBeau's Pine Gardens received a large American Flag donated by Ralph Meyers and Frank Murphy. Patrick McKevitt accepted for the club as families enjoyed orchestral music and dancing with Al Mons as master of ceremonies.

Ford Twenty Year Club LeBeau’s Pine Gardens Ralph Meyers Ford Frank Murphy Patrick McKevitt al Mons Patrick Polleto William Carmon Frank DuFour Robert Graham George Hoffman

Hairdressers Told of Taxes in Troy Meeting

Mariel Lipton of Modern Beauty Culture explained current tax payments at a Troy Area Hairdressers Association meeting held at The Hendrick Hudson last night. Alice J. Hayes reported sharper bond and stamp purchases in the last two months and a rummage sale planned for October to fund more bond purchases.

Mariel Lipton Troy Area

Navy Officer Wounded In Pacific Joins R P L Navy Staff

Commander R. E. Alison, wounded in the South Pacific aboard the cruiser San Francisco, is assigned to the Navy V-12 unit at R. P. L. as administrative assistant. He holds the Purple Heart, two Presidential Unit Citations, and an Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with Silver Star for five engagements.

R. E. Alison San Francisco R. PL Alison

Bankers Praise Hemisphere Solidarity and Policy

New York bankers at the American Bankers Association war service meeting praised the hemispheric approach under the current Washington administration. President Heming credited President and Secretary Hull for foresighted diplomacy and the good-neighbor policy, noting two past chances to expand U.S.-Latin American trade were not fully seized.

New York W. L. Hemingswars American Bankers Association Washington United States Latin America Hull Hemingway Association War Service South

County Liquor Dealers Meet in Rensselaer County

The Rensselaer County Liquor Dealers Association held a monthly meeting at Nassau Lake Hotel with twenty nine members attending to discuss beer and liquor shortages. A chicken dinner was served. An association official will present the latest legislative matters at the next meeting at The Hotel Troy on October 3.

Rensselaer County Liquor Dealers’ Association Wapplers Nassau Lake Hotel Troy

Vacations Scheduled for Naval Students at R P I L

Naval students at R P I L will receive three weeks of vacation each year. Vacations will occur at the end of each term plus one extra week. No classes on Christmas Day, but classes resume on New Year’s Day. Local notes mention general war work and civic mood. Girl Scouts meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday school rooms,Miss Marion Way announced.

Naval Washington Jpi Lon¢Ly Byrne N.Y Noabody Albany Marion Way Girl Scout Oakwood Avenue Presoterian Church

Four Youths Held for Two Auto Thefts

Four youths, Clarence Sicily Troy, George Marcell, John Brady, and Elder Seymour, were arrested after two cars were stolen in Troy. A car owned by Strates Lentkes on 109th Street was reported missing around 9 15 am. Trooper Hart pursued the suspects from Poestenkill to Hoosick Road, resulting in their arrest and transfer to Troy police. Investigations by Tim Callins and others followed through the night, including a theft involving a car abandoned after an accident in Cahors.

Biles Troy Clarence Sicily Troy George Marcell John Brady Elder Seymour B.C Poestenk Ninth Street Polarceny Lilly and Wareell Strates Lentkes 109Th Street State Street Fifth Avenue Pyestenkill Hart Poestenkill Hoosick Road Tray Police Sergt. Fasker Harcoville Pl Clothes Michael J. Kane Dere Bureau JS Ph Timothy L. Callins Bonds of Victory

Army Accepts 18 Cohoes Men

Eighteen men were accepted for the September Army contingent after examinations at the area induction center. They are on 21 day furloughs before duty. Names include Marvin G. Lewis Earle G. Smith Leon E. Mencarelli John James Horton Donald J. Perreault Jean P. G Girous Frederick Joseph Cuva Anthony Guresz Walter Paul Havostek Frederick Langiey Lawrence Lavigne Joseph Scensny George E B Seguin Frank Joan Boval John Henry Lis Frank Joan Wilkulaski Donald F. Maroney and Thomas A. Grogan Garner Street.

Selective Service Board No Cohoes Marvin G. Lewis Roosevalt Avenue Earle G. Smith High Street Leon E. Mencarelli Third Street John James Horton Lancaster Street Donald J. Perreault Younglove Avenue Jean P. G. Girous Cayuga Street Frederick Joseph Cuva Saratoga Street Anthony Guresz Berkeley Street Walter Paul Havostek Strong Place Frederick Langiey Center Avenue Lawrence Lavigne Berkeley Avenue Joseph Scensny Garner Street George EB. Seguin Ontario Street Frank Joan Boval Worth Street John Henry Lis Vilet Street Frank Joan Wilkulaski Viet Street Donald F. Maroney Harmony Street Thomas A. Grogan Bonds of Victory

War Hero Pvt Stanley Cavell Addresses Odd Fellows

Hudson Valley Lodge held a meeting where Lansingburg resident Pvt Stanley Cavell, wounded in North Africa and on furlough, recounted his Tunisia experiences. Following the talk, a chicken supper honored Grand Warden Elmer Rasmussen and District Deputy Grand Master Abe Wolvns, with Vice Grand Hans Lund presiding.

Stanley Cavell Lansingburg Tunisia Hudson Valley Lodge Odd Elmer Rasmussen Abe Wolvns Hans Lund

Milk Tank Truck Rates Probed

Investigation into milk tank truck rates began with hearings across the state. Carriers filed initial rate schedules and faced complaints from New York City milk dealers who argued rates were excessive.

Commission i New York City

Women Classes Begin in Cohoes

Reopening of homemaking classes for Cohoes women today at the Egberts Institute Building on White Street. Sponsored by the Towal Board of Education the free sessions will be taught by Miss Marion Snyder with about 100 women attending last year. The schedule covers meal planning clothing conservation home furnishings and food and clothing information from Tuesday through Friday with a Sunday option and a contact number Cohoes 633.

Cohoes Towal Board of Education Egberts’ Institute White Street Marion Snyder sOndLay Cohoes 633

Nine Drum Corps Enter Cohoes Meet

Nine drum corps compete at Cohoes in a Sunday event at Lansing Park under the P N A Girls Bogie flag. A 2 p m parade gathers at Mohawk Street with district officials as grand marshal Capt Frank M Hay leads the march to the park for judging of drill marching and drumming. Prizes for top three finishers, with sunset parade and dance to follow at P N A Hall.

Lansing Park P.N.A. Girls Bogie Drum Corps Cohoes A. Hall Mohawk Street Praces Mohawk &Tre Street Remsenlumbia Street Park Rudolph J. Reuter Frank M. Hay James J. Cam Cpl Wiliam Finn John Koval Louis Hinchcut John Lee Alvin PL. Bullock Helen Korzeniowski Ainian Girls Corps This c Mary's Sponsored Corps Waterford St. Anthony's C. ¥.C. Corps Johnstown Victory Corps of Albany Allo American Corps of Sons of American Legion Corps of Delmar Capital City Lancers Corps Sons of American Legion Corps North Adams Mass P.N.A. Hall Robert Rusecki E. J. Hagostek Joseph Glebocki Bernard Gruba

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