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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1944
Page
2
A London court convicted Kent in 1940 of violating the Official Secrets Act and sentenced him to seven years in prison. Britain’s wartime policy sought American aid if needed, with ongoing government actions noted.
The Troy Record launches a 12 part Crossley polling series by Archibald M Crossley analyzing preelection trends. The first poll, coast to coast, measures preferences for Dewey or Roosevelt with state by state results to follow, including three core questions on who will vote why and for whom.
Fears A Wheeler of Schenectady named director of the Musical Art Club of Troy. He will begin rehearsals in October and succeeds Elmer M Hintz. Wheeler is organizer and director of the Schenectady Choral Society and directs the Mohawk Valley Singers. He taught music in West Springfield and has long served as Schenectady Schools music supervisor.
Principal Marshall W Wheeler welcomed members of the Parent Teacher Association and senior students at the first fall meeting. Leland Hod ers spoke on RPI advantages and introduced Commander Howell J Jones of the U S Navy who showed moving pictures. The association voted to send president Mrs Fred Patterson to the 43rd New York State Congress in Rochester October 3 to 6 and agreed to hold three canteen dances with a west meeting October 23 featuring Rev Ernest F Tripp addressing the group and fathers as hosts.
Troy Encampment So 3 4 oO OG FL meets today at 7 pm in Diamond Rock Hall Fifth Avenue with Chief Patriarch Fred Hungiker in charge Officers to be nominated and elected Installed by District Deputy Grand Patriarch J Staith joint installation with Watervliet encampment Oct 11 A social hour under Past Chief Patriarch Charles W Wend Refreshments served Nazi cut lunch time German factory workers will have 5 minutes for midday meal, NexT press discloses.
The Troy YMCA membership drive runs from October 23 to November 6 aiming for 250 renewals and 50 new members. Two teams Reds and Blues lead by Thomas J. Neeson and Walter Blackall, with various officers and committee members, plan an open house and centennial card party on October 22 to raise funds for World Service and Silver Bay.
Court St Rita Catholic Daughters of America will hold a game party tomorrow at 7 pm at Mrs. William Wallner’s frame house, 487 Seventh Avenue. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
The Nottaecavees 2 vTR Shub Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliaries met at Légion Hall Gleng Falls to discuss a reception at the Annex in Troy. Albany guests Mable Miller department president James Caldwell past national presidents Sirm Margaret Cy Brady and Mary Stapleton will attend. Charles Schwartz of Schenectady reported on a Cen tral Bark picnic last month. About one hundred attended the Gleng Falls gathering with Augie tine W Holden Auxiliary present.
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