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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
6
Fordham University observatory reported two quite severe earthquake shocks measured at 1013 and 1015 pm last night. The shocks originated about seven miles from de generas Desgarde no data at Solomon Islands, but were recorded from New York.
Al Trojans who are interested in animate have been invited to attend the Behind to Animals Week open house of Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society which will be held at 7 30 pm tomorrow at 7 Lik Street Albany Miss Helen Harvie of Tros chairman of the Kennel Committee is chairman for the open house Colored mosing pictures Lar mals in the Service of Man kind will be shown All Bos Scouts and others who took the animal first aid course at the Humane Society Shelter here have been asked to be guests.
Linwood I. Noyes, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, urged that censorship serve military security only and not be used for political ends or to conceal inefficiency. He defended wartime press conduct, warned of dangers to First Amendment rights from court rulings, and noted ongoing newsprint shortages and conservation efforts as publishers rally during the war.
Amhara reports circulated yesterday that Hitler's train was blown up in a recent Allied attack on Stuttgart soon after Hitler had left. All occupants of the train were said to have been killed.
New York State Technical Institute offers a new course in broadcast radio and telephone operating in the Earl & Wilson building Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Director George B Holliday announced it to help employed workers enter professional radio broadcasting or related electronics fields. No charge for the course. registration daily 9 am to 10 pm except weekends. class starts May 1, sessions Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 10 pm with theory and lab work.
Advertisement notes a fronty white cream named Ice Mint that eases tired burning feet. It promises instant relaxation of tired muscles and a refreshing cool sensation, claiming to soften corns and callouses. Available at all drugstores.
The Irish Press reports Bire’s shipping link with Lisbon halted after British authorities refuse navicerts for Irish vessels. Prolonged interruption of Ireland Lisbon traffic risks serious economic and trade impact.
The paper notes large consignments of wheat paper and other materials shipped from America to Lisbon and then conveyed to Ireland in Irish vessels, impacting Ireland’s supply position.
Berlin reports allied aircraft from an aircraft carrier attacked a German convoy off Bodo near Vestfjorden, 120 miles west of Narvik, early yesterday. The fleet cast fires on two ships. three attack planes were reportedly shot down and fires were later controlled.
In New York a 62 year old sanitation pensioner Joseph Rodilatto stands trial for the murder of his wife Isabelle, 58. He appears in court confined to a wheelchair after losing his legs to amputation. The case is typical of many that occur yearly with little notice beyond a single notable detail.
Whitehall Mrs Verne David lies in Glens Falls Hospital for treatment. Mrs Truman Springer of Gree Island visits brother Fred Jandro. Mrs Marcus Rathbun hospitalized in Glens Falls for treatment. Mrs William Sullivan of Watervliet returns home after visiting sister Mrs George Norton. Mrs Mary Kennedy of Skene Street leaves for Schroon Lake for summer work. Norman Steves, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Steves, enlists in the Navy stationed at Norfolk VA. Ralph Evc Walstron promoted to second class sound man. on duty in Caribbean. Mrs Edward V Farrell operated on two weeks ago at Glens Falls Hospital returns home. Miss Vivian Jandro of Berlin and Mr and Mrs Harold O Hara of Green Island visit Harolds Jandro Pauline Street. Norman Sanders of the Navy spends weekend with mother Mrs Mary Sanders Adams Street. Seaman Sanders completes course at Bliss Electrical School in Washington DC. Rev Lucien H Kerns reports Red Cross War Fund drive at $5100, $100 over top. Police Sgt Fenx Ashhne notes railroad torpedo as cause of injuries to Donald and Lloyd Rogers of Saunders Street last week. Donald said brass piece struck him when he hit an object with a hammer.
Mrs Clement Sweet of Schaghticoke, long seriously ill at her daughter's Ballston Spa home, is showing slowing but steady improvement, with her condition easing and some strength returning. Her family notes cautious optimism as she recuperates under care in Ballston Spa.
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