Line of March for Parade Tomorrow Evening Announced
Representatives of the Troy Post 27th Division Veterans Association and the Second Regiment New York Guard met at the State Armory to map final plans for tomorrow's memorial service honoring comrades. The parade will begin at 5 pm, marching from Ferry and Second to Broadway and Fourth, ending at Monument Square for the observance led by Mayor John J. Ahern and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
27Th Division Veterans Association
New York Guard
State Armory
Ferry
Ferre
Congress Street
Congress
Third
Broad Way
Broadway
Fourth
Fulton
Pultos
Patice
Cons de Mielsen
Grat Marziel
John J. Ahern
Troy
21Th Division
Distinguests
Ourings
Cot
Labien
Higbee
Gtaff
State Guard
27Th Division
Red Cross Motor Corps
Sith
Quartermaster Motorized Corps
Frank M. Ames
Unif
Europe
Pacific
William O'Brien, Jr
Wiliam O'Brien
105Th Infantry
Saipan
MacClelan
105Th
Nielsen
Johan B. Prout
State’ Guard
Red Cross
Ferry Street
Secoria ‘Street
Second Street
Feery
Iit
Trey
State Guards
27Th Veterens
Salt Water to Be Staged by Troy Little Theater
The Kickhe Theater of Troy sponsored by the Troy FMA plans Salt Water as a Broadway linked tryout. Hobert Wy Ames, Y executive secretary, traveled from New York and secured arrangements with John Galden. Casting for the first play starts Tuesday night as the Little Theater opens its ranks to newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Mr. Golden
Lightnin
Sessa
God
Claudia
Little Theater
Mr. Dates
New York
Garden
Troy
Salt Waters
Frank Craven
Una Merkel
Golden
Trey
Amez
Man Awarded Varied Sums for Workplace Injuries in Comp Court
In a Workmen's Compensation Court decision, multiple workers across firms such as Stanton Brewery, Porester Toc Por, Hughes Autograt Co, Houdgon Valley Fuel Corp, American Locomotive Co, Cloverleaf Dairy, Behr Manning Corp and others received awards for injuries. Awards ranged from 15 for facial disfigurement to several hundred dollars for partial loss of use of fingers and limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L Hunt
Lyman A, Killeen
Workmen's Compensation Court
Stanton Brewery
Hunt
Edward Reston
Porester
Toc Por
American Locomotive Co
George Anderson
Cloverleaf Dairy
Behr Manning Corp
Sylvia Brust
Thomas Joyce
Olga Washinke
Ada L. Pangburn
Fred S. Barber
War Ballots From 800 Soldiers Return to County Board
Rensselaer County Board of Elections reports 800 war ballots returned many from overseas personnel and others from men and women stationed in the United States. Ballots will be sorted by district and delivered to polling places on Election Day for counting after the check count of voting machines. During September the board sent 4,500 war ballots, with staff working late to mail them promptly. ballot applications came in at several hundred daily during peak period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Bethlehem Star Chapter Initiates Class at Temple
Bethlehem Star Chapter of the OES resumed activities with a meeting last night at the Troy Masone Temple. Reginald Gordon received the initiatory degree with wife Mrs Anns Gordon among guests. A Grand Chapter session in New York October 11 12 192?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Starr
Troy Masone
Edna Willets
Oliver E. Anderson
Reginald Gordon
Anns Gordon
Gordon
Heene
Ginghany
New York
Sirs. Willetts
Bertha Diehl
Jane Powers
Lottie’ Bilson
Mary Musies
Nellie Founks
Vandals Strip Planks From LaSalle Bleachers
LaSalle Field at 6th Street and Seventh Avenue saw planks torn from the bleachers last night. Officers from the Fourth Precinct chased the group off the property and later recovered several boards north of the field entrance. The planks were taken to the Fourth Precinct Station for return to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sale
6Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Orineby
Arthur Quinlan
Karl Pendt
Wiliam Donovan
Centre
Fourth Precinct
Motorist Anthony Bondi Arrested for Signal Violation
Anthony Bondi of Seventh Avenue Lansingburg was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer John Stalimer for passing a red signal at Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue. Bondi is scheduled to appear in Police Court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bondi
Seventh Avenue
Lansingburg
John Stalimer
Ilfth Street
Sixth Avenue
Bondi
Democratic Ward Workers Meet For Instructions
Democratic Party leaders held meetings with ward workers and committeemen from the Tenth through Fourteenth Wards at The Hotel Troy. Officials described war ballots and efforts to register voters and boost turnout, with Judge Jota PL presiding before a trip to New York for state chairmen discussions. Eugene H. Lyons would lead tonight's session for Fifteenth to Seventeenth Ward workers, repeating earlier instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Hotel Troy
Jota
New York City
Biltmore
Eugene H. Lyons
Collection of Tin Cans Lags City Salvage Drive
A tin can salvage drive shows slower progress with less than three tons collected by end of day. Collectors report dwindling pickups from individual homes as canvassing continues from Ferry Street south to the city line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Street
Hoosick
Tenth Streets
Oakwood Avenue
Frear Park
Congress Street
13Th Street
Brunawick Road
Ciy
Scanvass
Fowling Avenue
City Line
Paw
Johnsonville Pastor Given Farewell Party
A farewell party was held at Johnsonville Presbyterian Church for Rev. James B. Schofield who will soon leave for an Army commission as captain. Masters of ceremonies and speakers included Rev. James K. Stewart Rev. Bristol Chatterson and Rev. Willard Cuddy with prayers by Rev. George Kilzus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Schofeld
Johnsonville
OPA Allows Price Increases for Vegetables This Week
Price charts from the OPA show multiple vegetable and fruit increases for the coming week. Canteloupes and honeydews inch up a cent per pound. pears, except seckel, rise to 15 1/3 cents. cucumbers, excluding hothouse, to 9 cents. lettuce over 33 ounces to 78 cents per head. Spinach 12 cents a pound. sweet potatoes two pounds for 7 cents. peas 22 cents per pound. Western peaches 19 cents. Cuban grapefruit 9 to 12 cents. white potatoes five pounds for 24 cents and yellow onions three pounds for 15 cents. Western potatoes and onions show drops on the new charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Reading Cub to Bold Court of Honor
The Troy Public Library juvenile department will hold two court of honor ceremonies at 4 pm tomorrow. Eighty four members will receive insignia cards for Tanks attained during the summer. Miss Ethel Knowlson will oversee the awards. Donald Hurd, Aeld director, will present moving pictures on the Red Cross war work. The picture book hour resumes October 7 under Miss Elizabeth Dalton's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Ethel Knowlsons
Red Cross
Donald Hurd
Aeld
Albany
Mise Ezabety ‘Dalton
Librarias
Area Men in Unit Cited for Bravery
Sailors from area wounded and commended as 171 man Navy combat demolition unit earned a presidential citation for heroism during the Normandy invasion. The three area men named were Seaman Gordon Van Wagner Saratoga Springs Seaman Joseph Dennis Mechanicville and Lieut. John Nichols Jr Saratoga Springs. Presentation was made by Navy Secretary Forrestal to Lieut Comdr Joseph H Gibbons Port Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thres
Gordon van Wagner
Saratoga Springs
Joseph John Dennis
Mechanitville
John William 3 Nichols
Chaplain At RPI Reports On Campus Activities
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute chaplaincy review at Troy discussed Freshman Count 4 and the Freshman Coed program to direct new students into campus life. A coordinating committee will work with Navy V-7 students for better orientation and later midshipman training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechnic Institute
HL Oakley Sharp
Seymour A. Sith
Inate
Smith
Yes
Labor Federation Backs Allied War Chest Effort
The Iraq Central Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed the Allied Communities War Chest campaign at a delegates meeting. Local 289 Inver national Journeymen's Barbers Union joined the federation, and Seymour Scott presided. Scott reported on the state federation convention in Syracuse and a notice announced the International Typographical Union’s reaffiliation with the AFL. Breen presided over a Labor Temple Association session afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Communities War Chest
Uinanimous
Iraq Central Federation of Labor
Seymour Scott
Journeymen's Barbers Union
Watervliet
Central Federation
Scott
Syracuse
International Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
Labor Temple Association
Michael F. Breen
Sycaway Bus Line Extension Permit Ruling Delayed
Hearing on United Traction Co. request to extend bus routes was continued as J. F. O'Brien reserved the ruling. The company seeks permission to add tires and gasoline per Office of Defense Transportation guidance. Niles Person, general manager, stated negotiations would resume after the ODT decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuciid
Rankin
South Lake
Sycaway
J. F. O'Brien
Public Service Commission
United Traction Co
United Traction Co. Ior
Office of Defense Transportation
Niles
Tad
O'Brien
Saratoga County Appointments Made
Saratoga County Supervisors announce Victor Brownell Day named member of the law and finance committee and Edward B. Holland of Mechanicville assigned to the insurance committee. They replace Flora Molloy who resigned to take a refresher course in public health at Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agarning
Faratone
Victor Brownell Day
Law End
Edward B. Holland
Mechanicville
Flora
Molloy
Saratoza
Aulcaing
Syracuse
Window of Car Broken and Vehicle Ransacked
Willige Morgan of 50 Park Avenue Albany reported to the Detective Bureau that someone broke the left window of his automobile parked on Broadway between River and French Street and ransacked the glove compartment. Nothing was taken from the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willige Morgan
Park Avenue
Albany
Detective Bureau
Broadway
River
Franch Street
China
Watervliet Sister Enlists in WAC After Brother Missing
A Watervliet girl Miss Dorie South joins the WAC after learning her twin brother a gunner on a fortress aircraft is missing in action. Mrs Florence O Connor a Troy Hospital nurse with 11 years in hospitals and sanitariums also enlists. Both were associated with local employers and institutions including Williams Press Menands and the Allesheny Ludlum Steel plant WatersHet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Hospital
WAC
Dorie E South
Vvt
Florence Connor
Edward Street
Cohoes
Trov
Williams Press
Menands
G L F Elects Wendell And Wagar At Rensselaer Meeting
Clarence Wendel, North Greenbush, and Clayton Wagar of Brunswick were reelected Grange League Federation committeemen for three years at the annual meeting in Schenectady. Samuel Miller presided. a two year service model was presented to Harry Hardenburgh, G L F county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wendel
North Greenbush
Clayton WL Wagar
Brunswick
Grange League Federation
Rensselaer Country
Syeaway
Samuel Miller
Allen A. Harner
Harry A Hardenburgh
G.lf
Mikler
Orange League Federation
Hardenburgh
Co- Operative
O. W. Sheldon
Edward Sell
Rensselaer County
Fata
Calvin MacDougal
Dana Campbell
Lford Rowley
Soiser Ices
Wynamskill
HL DI Vincent
Pigeon Taken To Detective Bureau After Rescue
A carrier pigeon exhausted from unknown voyage was given temporary shelter at the Detective Bureau. Joseph Fath of 9 Dow Street turned it over to Patrolmen Donovan and Pent at Central Police Station. Plainclothesman Kane cared for the bird and will release it after band details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Bureau
Joseph Fath
Dow Street
Wiliam Donovan
Kari Pent
Central
Michael J. Kane
Farewell Tribute for Five Franciscan Priests Departing
Priests depart for missionary work in Honduras with ceremony at St Anthony's upper church Tuesday night. Rev Thomas DeLues Rev Christopher DiFiera Rev Gerard Caress Rev Gabriel Sparacini Rev Immanuel Faraone to lead the procession choir and sermon by Rev Lucien Candides. officials from Siena College and local Catholic institutions to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Publc
Delegsti
Troy Knights of Columbus
Inc
Futge Rt. Fev
Virgil Linecd
Immisculate Conception
Anthony's Upper Church
Honduras
Thomas DeLues
St. Anthony's Church
New York Che
Christopher DiFiera
Anthon
Father DeLuca
New York City
Gerard Caress
Toronto
Gabriel Sparacini
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Waterviser
Immanuel Faraone
St. Francis Séraphic Seminary
Lowell Moss
Anseio
Sauniere
Women Learn to Repair Furniture at Home Bureau Session
Housing leaders and Miss Florence Wright Cornell home economic instructor demonstrated care and repair of furniture to remove scratches white spots and burns. The session covered cleaning hot oil mixtures and pumice for matches and repairs guiding units to teach others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Florence Wright
Cornell Home
Eral
Varnisi
Spencer Duncan
South Schodack
Florence Grabo
Brunswick
Saratoga Man's Second Son Wounded in Europe
War Department notification shows Pvt. Daniel Capone of Saratoga Springs wounded in action in Europe. He is the second son of Nicholas Capone living at 2 Oak Street. His wife Agnes Jursak of Ballston Spa was notified. brother Anthony Capone was wounded on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Capone
Saratoga Springs
Europe
Nicholas Capone
Oak Street
Capote
War Department
Agnes Jursak
Ballston Spa
Anthony Capone
Jet Trance
Ry Te
Reception Highlights Seventh Grade Activities at Church Event
Mrs. D org my McCann led songs with Mrs. Marion Caser on piano during a reception for seventh graders at the Sebastre of Mrs dons Church. Rev Seth N L Genung spoke for the Afed Cam as committee chair Mrs Ex announced school fund drive dates October 2 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons Church
Kri¢nerhacker
Parent
Robert Turner
Dorgmy McCann
Marion ‘Caser
Seth NL. Genung
Lan
Tupbure
Afed
Ling
Wiliam Ives
Dren's Theater
Thomas Graalfly
William ‘Smyth
Bospitelity
B. Scuit Music
Emile Brandt
Wews and Means
Aten Hawkins
John Bausitup
Scheial
Frank Hansen
Casey
Thomas O.treharne
Lansingburg
TRS
Mary Leonard
John Lausillp
Barton Receives Medical Degree and Army Commission
David W. Barton, son of Mrs. A Leonard Barton, earned his Doctor of Medicine from Cornell University Medical College and was commissioned first lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the U S Army. He is a member of Nu Sigma Nu and Alpha Omega Alpha and won the Gustav Seeligmann first prize for efficiency in obstetrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Barton
A Leonard Barton
Pleasant Avenue
Barton
Cornel Univer Medical College
Medical Corps
Army of the United States
Nu Sigma Nu
Alpha Omega Alpha
Medical Coliese
Gustav Se
Warrensburg Soldier Cited for Heroism
Warrensburg soldier Sergio Leonard Stockwell is among 16 Americans awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism at Normandy. The report notes his prior decorations and his long service record, including action near heavy enemy fire and advancing under fire while on patrol, with extensive combat travel since June during WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergio Leonard Stockwell
Warrensburg
Normandy
United Siates
Troy Men Fined After Accident
A garbled report from Hoosick details Troy men fined after a Saturday accident. Justice Grant Smith presided over a case involving intoxicated operation in Troy and related charges. An accident near Hoosick led to police involvement and subsequent enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AnemEa Ac
Justice of the Peace
Grant Smith
Hoosick
Soho Sorrento
Siem Avene
Troy
Zuzece Fren
Churek
This Ciy
Pisanetto
East
Hoesick
Phsanelo
Encampment Names New Officers in Annual Meeting
The Diamond Meek Encampment L O 0 elected new officers led by Chaves Hansen as chief patriarch. Fred Hunziker and Fred Hueziker held key roles while George Afitier and Alexander Sebini filled recording scribe positions. Installation is set with Watervliet Encampment on Wednesday with George F Smith as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves Hansen
Tray
Fred Huntiker
Fred Hueziker
George X. Afitier
Alexander Sebini
Lasserive
Henry E. Page
AL Frank Bentley
Charles H. Ingalls
Alexander CC. Schafer
Ata Arthur Wright
Patriarca
Tater
Hunziker
Oy Shitland AL Ballion
Binghamton
Grand Amister
Josesn Onver
Watervliet
George FL Smith
Used Clothing Shipped to Refugees by Local Church
The first shipment of used clothing from SL Lawrence's Church leaves Troy for war torn regions, notably Italy. Overcoats, women's coats, children's wear and more fill a dozen cartons after sorting and repairs. Donations will continue through parish drives with local committees coordinating receipt and packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Italy
SL Lawrence’s
Eaf
L. Franx ” Mitter
Dora Zepi
Milter
William Dornex
Joseph Winkelman
Frank Bynes
Frank Weast
Frank Popp
Joseph Winkleman
Joseph Hart
Alfred Piche
Schenectady Man Reelected to Office
Julius Emspack of Schenectady reelected general secretary treasurer of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union at New York. He serves Local 3 in his home area. William Leather, vice president, said the union has about 700000 members across twenty states, ranking third in CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Emspack
Schenectady
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
New York
Homs
Fitzgerald
Lye
Mass
Wiliam Leather
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Paraie
Bethlehem Star Chapter
Temple
LaSalle
Alf Leah
W Govern
George D. C. H. Dolua
Frank Mealy
Ose AK Nielsen
Iligm Connery
J. DB. Fey
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R.P. I. Files
Labor Federation
Allied War Chest
Saratoga
Tein
Wendell and Wagar
Carrier Pigeon
Francis McDermott
Stillwater
Serat
France
McDermott
Army
Marc
John J. McArevey
Tonjzbi
Pray
James
Dalet
Srang Raight
Cowacius
North End
Roy and
Sarah Moore Harris
Li7th
Second Ave
Marth Troy
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