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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1945
Page
5
Pruning should occur between early February and late April for best results. It removes dead and diseased branches and boosts vigor and fruit production while improving form. Start pruning at planting time as well to balance top growth with reduced root systems and aid recovery.
Notes on grape pruning methods detailing the fair-arm knifes system with wire towers and annual bud techniques. Also report from Fort Wayne Indiana that Francis Jay Lawhorne was captured twice within six days by Germans and later by American troops amid Belgium counterattacks.
Brigadier General Gillespie returned to Waterville Arsenal to decorate eight civilian employees with War Department Civlian Service awards for Exceptional and Meritorious service. The event featured remarks from Col. Partridge and Dr. Houston of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, praising collaboration during wartime.
John D Carrol, 19, son of Dr and Mrs 3 D Carrol of 401 Hoosick Street, was wounded in action in Germany and awarded the Purple Heart. A Combat Engineer with General Patton's forces, he was wounded March 1. A 1942 La Salle Institute graduate, he served as school correspondent for The Record X Newspapers, attended Holy Cross College one year, enlisted July 1943, went overseas October 1944, and was last heard from in a rest camp in France.
Albany reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey vetoed Hollowell's bill to exempt sales to the United States or its agencies from liquor tax. He argued the wording is vague and may grant unintended favors to civilian federal personnel. He praised Arsenal Institute cooperation and noted training of about 1447 employees.
The late Josephe T. McKees, proprietor of a truck luggage shop on Ferry and Second streets, died Oct 27, 1954, leaving a gross estate of 627117 and a net 60904.32. A state tax of 50.56 applies. Bequests include 100 to Troy Catholic Orphan Asylum and Troy Orphan Asylum. Paul J. Ladue receives 250. The residue goes to widow Helen McKeen. Lawrence Clinton is attorney for the estate.
Chile and Japan are at war as the Chilean Senate approved a declaration of war late Thursday. Official notice follows a fee meeting and formal government actions.
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