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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
14
Fragmented copy reports resignation in Commerce Bureau and mentions World War II context with German airmen executed and a claim about an officers revolt. The text is garbled but suggests a political reshuffle linked to wartime administration and a goal to focus government service on international priorities.
Fire Chief Carl Sauts calls on local organizations to run clothing drives with United Nations and Rehab administration support. Groups listed include Salvation Army, Save the Children, United Relief, World Student Fund, and Scouts. Usable articles may be dropped at schools or free houses for Warner countries needy. BRITISH SPORTSMAN DIES. Sir Walter Gilbey obituary notes several champion horses and prominent shows.
First Sgt. John W. Heminway of Wynantskill receives the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in action near Cappia di Renchidas Italy on February 2. He organized company litter bearers after the executive officer died and led his unit through artillery and monsoon fire to complete their mission without a casualty. He is son of the late Trebor A Heminway of Watervliet. Brothers William J. Heminway and Joseph J. Heminway were killed in action in Saipan and France. His wife Evelyn Sharp and five sons John Jr and Trebord reside in Wynantskill.
The first harvest from victory gardens yields onions and radishes after three weeks. Early sowings reward gardeners with quick eatable produce, while mid and late varieties extend supply through the season. Frequent sowings in small lots help manage growth and yield.
Food retailers must report their gross sales to the tax authority for 1942. The text notes survey data by month and group, with independent stores in Group 2 listed as different from others. It mentions dealers needing to enter the amount on income tax returns and classifies stores into groups based on sales volume and standard of business.
The fragment describes a discussion about groupings and a price panel clerk names Mrs. Gertrude Mo Burns. It mentions a large amount of money and reef gates used as a basis for grouping but the text is incomplete and mixed.
Paris and the United States reached an accord on settling damages claims in France by American soldiers. Claims cover traffic accidents and faults causing losses but exclude war destruction. France will pay the amounts under the agreement and add them to lend-lease accounts, subject to American acceptance.
Fest Sand Lake Roland Sewell spent the week end at Lake George. Mrs. Raymond Miller is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hogle visit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Kendall at Corinth. Mrs. Harry C. Werger and Miss Sarah Werger returned from visiting Richard Uline at Chanute Field, Indiana. Berean Class of the Methodist Church to hold a bean game party tomorrow evening. Young Women's Missionary League of Trinity Lutheran to meet evening the home of Miss Thelma Binck with a covered dish supper beforehand. Anniversary services at the Methodist Church feature Rev. S J. Miller, D D, on the subject The Effective Church. Scripture read by Rev. Marcus Fuller former pastor 1922 to 1935. Prayer by Rev. Robert S. Hack former pastor 1926 to 1930. Membership now 188 resident and 16 non resident plus 70 preparatory members. Anniversary booklet with church history and membership distributed. Greetings from former pastors received.
Fragmentary OCR lists included items such as TEAPOT CAKE PLATE and Sever SALAD SET bowl spoon forks, a COOKIE JAR, AU GRATIN Casserole, end Pist SET, PASTRY SET Quin, Pra Piste amd Reitizg Fin. The text appears as a catalog snippet with multiple dishware and utensil names and unclear formatting.
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