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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

12

Pre-Flight Battalion Closure Marks Navy Flight School End

The Navy Flight Preparatory School at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute winds down after a long run. Commanding officer Captain Morse led the final review as cadets depart for three weeks of leave. The campus hosted Naval College Training Programme, Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, and other naval education units with about 700 sailors enrolled.

Navy Flight Preparatory School Rensselaer Polytechnic Spas Cape Mart Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Morse Comaender Morse Kansas City Belmont Hills Stassachuseits Navy BR P. L Bureau of Aeronates Gus A. Gruenewald Glen Acheson Colgate University Acheson BR. P. L Edwin B. Allen

Naval training school changes leadership in 1943

In October 1943 the coordinator unit resigned due to other duties and Prof. Dudley succeeded. The school operated through five departments Ground school physical training military medical and supplies each led by a naval officer. The day began at 6 am with colors at 7:45 and classes in 40 minute blocks with 10 minute intervals.

Dudley. T.smith At & A.m

Residents Urged To Check Heating Devices

New York State residents using gas or coal burning heaters are urged to inspect for leaks and ensure proper ventilation. Holmquist, head of sanitation, warns of fire hazards and past asphyxiations from fumes. The sanitary code now requires public camps to follow these safety steps, including checking gas lines, avoiding excess flexible tubing, using approved burners, and keeping stoves ventilated. Credit Unions meet at Hendrick Hudson at 8:30 p.m. with president Joseph Keily presiding.

New York State Holmquist Division of Sanitation State Department of Health Pases Hofmauier

Roosevelt Leads Crossley Poll by Narrow Margin

Late September sampling shows Roosevelt with a slim edge over Dewey in a nationwide poll. The DoH survey covers nearly 400 cities and rural areas across 48 states, with armed services voting estimated separately.

Roosevelt Crossley Dewey Armed Services Illinois Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Wisconsin Massachusetts Newampshire Wyoming Wilkie Colorado Indiana Iowa Micgan Maine Willkie

Job Controls to Go After German Defeat

Paul V. McNutt, head of the War Manpower Commission, announced at a conference that after Germany’s defeat 4,000,000 workers will be released from present jobs. He urged government to remove controls on civilian production and called for thousands of new workers in explosives, ships, radar, and cotton duck production to shorten the war’s final phase.

New York Germany Paul V. McNutt Wet Man- Ipower Commission American Management Association McNutt

Murray Urges Wage Boost for Steel Union

Washington reports Philip Murray, president of the United Steel Workers, urged the War Labor Board to grant a one dollar per hour wage increase for the 400 000 union members. He warned that delaying changes until after the war would be a serious miscarriage of justice and criticized the WLB's cumbersome machinery for delaying the base case.

Washington C. SO Philip Murray War Labor Board CS United Steel Workers’ Union Murray WLB

Parish Bazaar to Run Three Days at St Joseph’s

The parish bazaar at St. Joseph’s opens today at 2 p.m. in St. Joseph’s Hall with booths run by the parish young women and men. Friday features a special opening program and activities for children, including candy and doll booths, plus food, blankets, and charity booths run by groups such as Rosary Society and St Vincent de Paul Society.

St. Joseph's Parish St. Joseph's Hall Fourth Jackson Street Rosary Society Ems St Vincent Fe Paul Soc

Health Demonstration Held by Graf ton P T A

The Graf ton Parent Teacher Association opened its season with a health themed supper Tuesday at the school. County nurse Rosina Morath and speakers Mildred Craib and Mrs Marian L. Faber led health exercise demonstrations for district pupils. Plans for a monthly study club were authorized with Mrs Ethel Simmons as program chair and treasurer.

Grafton Parent-Teacher Association Rosina Morath Mildred Craib Mar ‘Ian L. Faber Louis Murphy Ethel Simmons Rogram Simmons

War Chest Division Head Named

Mary Murrey McArdle named chairwoman of the government and ending education committee for the Allied Communities War Chest drive. Thompson A. Treharne, Len singburg superintendent of schools, leads a list of regional school and college officials guiding the drive with War Fund agencies and local organizations.

Mary Murrey McArdle Allied Communities War Chest Meca Andre Misa Mary Wises Emme Ward School Norine B Auperipsender Schooty Green Thomaz A. Treharne Lensingburs Brother Perrice LaSate Sevmenrts Smith Eben B. PL Sfiss Helen Imstry Ryss Argie Eldred Saver Jens J. Ahern Georga T. Krug Rusece Willama Waterford Aderhold Princeness Wee Gerald Mutgueen Nacional War Fund LSO

Lady Luck Deserts Fugitive at Race Track

A cryptic note describes a fugitive near Belmont with a detective tailing him as he contemplates cashing in on presumed winnings. The scattered lines reference a race, a track, and a missed opportunity amid unclear details.

Lady Luck Mineots Waller Minedlaisi Luex Belmont She

Jail escape suspect identified at race track

A Nassau County Jail escapee fled when approached by a detective but was soon captured. Walter, compared unfavorably to a rival named Oatmeal, was later held in custody while authorities investigated the incident and examined the scene for clues.

Nassau County Tre Walter Wiening

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