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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1945
Page
4
Albany official announces J Russell Fox named market agent under the War Food Administration for six major milk sales areas. Fox, secretary of the State, replaces Abraham Pollack. duties include locating milk supplies and coordinating distribution in the region.
In a tense Albany session Democrats faced off with Governor Dewey’s priorities. They absorbed pressure from labor and reform factions as they shifted on key anti discrimination measures. A pivotal vote revealed the fragile balance between party unity and cross-aisle support.
In a heated session the inter-House rivalry spilled over as Ives and Steingut argued loudly while Heck kept order. A late gavel apology from Heck drew quips that the debate wasn’t missed. Officers were elected for a local ladies organization and plans set for a school playground upgrade and a June dance review at Siena College with Scout demonstrations planned.
A regular convocation of Montgomery Chapter, R. A. M. will be held this evening at the Masonic Temple. Jons Fort, high priest, will preside. Miss Annt Mae Heddy is confined at Troy Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Hegs Gorman of Niagara Falls assists her sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. Floyd Tstmadge returns from Schenectady after visiting his daughter, Mrs. P. Wilise.
Shushan residents plan Easter Week visits to New York and local church events. The Bellé Brownet Guild meets at the Andersons home. Floral Red Cross reports $305.11 collected locally. Families announce moves between Sandsate Vermont and Caomben Valley. Local youths visit relatives in Codtes. Grange holds event visits and card party at the hall. Easter services at United Presbyterian Church led by Rev T H McDowell of Glens Pails due to illness of Pastor Rev Arthur C Wright.
The Just A Mere Bridge Club plans to meet at Mrs. Jennie Thames household tomorrow. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Alien and their son Lee visiting Mrs. A_ien's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Denison. Also present are 4 H Club members led by Joeam Anderson and pajama project workers. Zonta Club hosted attendees at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany. The Latham Home Bureau attends a reception at First Presbyterian Church Watervliet honoring Jeanne Gorman appointed Albany County home demonstration agent and A W Christiansen chairing the Albany County executive board. PTA held a Match meeting discussing school affairs.
Private Joseph OQ Merola of 295 Fourth Street, previously listed missing in action, is identified as a war prisoner of the Germans per a card received by his wife dated February. The card from Stalaz XITA notes potential transfer and no letter until further word. He entered service May and went overseas mid December, with a 3½ year old daughter Angela Marie.
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