Discharges for Local Servicemen Return to Civilian Life
A Troy area list shows multiple servicemen receiving honorable discharges at Fort Dix New Jersey. Names include Manetta Duprey Edward Cupelo Fred Dickerach Howard Krogh Joseph Lawlor Walter Passineau James Storiins Robert Sheer George Campbell John Dunes James Keete L L Parker Clement Perrier Eugene Remaley Harold Robson Francis LePorte George Whitsey Edith Roberts Harold Field William Barringer Frank Maynerd Samuel Siegel and others from Troy Saratoga Springs Ballston Lake Greendale continuing service in various grades. The notice confirms discharge status and hometowns with addresses.
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Troy
Manetta H Duprey
Eighth Street
Fort Dix
N. J
T. Edward J. Cupelo
Fourth Street
Fred Dickerach
Harrison Place
Howard P. Krogh
Bld
Joseph B. Lawlor
Kittle Avenue
Walter 2
Passineau
Fourth
James A. Storiins
Oo Roe
Robert FT. Sheer
Aye First
Frana A
Buser Avedue
George W. Campbell
Strong
Pisce
John A. Dunes
Maze Avenue
James C. Keete
Hamond L. Parker
Clement G. Perrier
Ballrose Street
Eugene Rmcalx
Massiesetts Avenue
Weterviiet
Harold B. Robson
Dominick
Lawrence
W . Robert BR. Fie
Kenneth
Ralph
Pie
Wiliam
W. Quien
Trades Watch For Bread XMS Gens Ha
Fragmentary text describes trades for bread and a wrist watch with phrases about paying for two braves and a sergeant. Mentions C Farrow and vague references to a house and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beez
C. Farrow
Claymenrt
Simple Dinner Menu and Community Notes
A casual home cooking feature lists a simple dinner plan with pea soup variations and a chicken and rice dish. It includes dessert ideas like almond custard, plus a long HOA style social note with recent guests and local residents visiting or hosting in Troy and nearby towns.
High State Court May Be Evicted
Department of Wildlife and Fish reports Louisiana hosts more visitors for fishing than California and several other states in 1943. The note compares states including Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey North Carolina Oregon Pennsylvania Texas and Virginia.
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Louisiana
California
Lews
Kansas
Kensucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ana
New Jersey
North Carolin
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Virginia
Department of Wild Life and Fish
Miss Gerldiné Smith Enters Cobleskill College
Miss Gerldiné Smith enters Cobleskill College. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Smith. The Lough and Cottrell families hosted weekend visitors including Miss Dorothy Lough and Mrs Irving Cottrell Jr. from Peekskill and Nexbury respectively, and Sgt Harold Cottrell of Stuart Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerldiné Smith
Cobleskill College
Miss Smith
Willam. Smith
Frank Lough
Dorothy Lough
Irving Cottrell Jr
Dorothy
Peekskill
Harold Cottrell
Stuart Field
Mra Cottrell
Nexbury
Insurance fund in United States overpaying policies
The report notes a government backed insurance fund in the United States paying more than 26 dollars per policy holder per year. It discusses implications for policyholders and the fund’s financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay’ Re Insurance Funda
United “States
Ind Securitier
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George Barter
John McInall
James MacIntosh
David
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Donald Borter
Agnes Bowles
Susanne Sulson
Wenetervtiet
Betty Drexler
Miami Beach
Eva McNamee
Syeaway
Ida Link
Helen Agen
Lynn
Manchester
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Bertha South
Brunswick
Jessie Campbell
South District
Mra. Lee Sweet
Grafto
Evaworth Stevens
Stevens Mothe
Frank Stevens
Elwin Stevens
Hoosick
Stevens
Hoosick Falls
Garl Stevens
Albert Stevens
Clifford Leonard
Pittsheid
Irving Cottrey
Albany
Pillsbury
Harmony Brand New Pack
New York State
Greenwich
Hamburg
Poz
URY P
Potter Hill
Fiakorn
River ST
19Th ST
Wvt
EDUCA
Houlihan’s
Burden Ave
TEL
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Pearl California
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Orang Te
Thompson
Letture
Disa
Whitehouse
Uae
Rinso
Peror
Lifebuoy
Ivory
Jemima Ie
B&m
Marvel
Jane Parker
Pecan Coffee
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Wershey
Cecea Pilsberg
Mershey
Habisee Heir
Kirkan
Jena
Mirkaman
Kirlanan
Wirkman's
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