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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
1
The YWCA conference addressed race issues and unity among girls of various creeds. Leaders urged making meetings more inclusive and cooperative, pledging to collaborate with Jewish Italian and Polish centers and to hold the next session at FLW CLAS next Thursday.
Leg ion Post announces plans to honor past commanders with a dinner and program at the post rooms on First Street. Prominent speakers will be invited, and remodeling chair Jact Themes Jact leads the kitchen project. Eight applications received for committees. Burke presided over a session. open house for servicemen set for Thursday with veterans invited.
Delegates debated Moscow diplomacy and the need for global collective security. Molotov, Soong, and Eden addressed the assembly from the San Francisco stage urging voluntary cooperation among peaceful nations and full sovereignty to advance peace and human rights.
Eden and Stetinius urged restraint and unity at the conference as Soong warned against delay. They emphasized the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Yalta framework as the foundation for a proper Polish government while steering committee tensions remained unresolved and delegates prepared for afternoon sessions.
The first list of American prisoners of war freed by advancing Allied armies in Germany is expected to be ready for publication next week. Names come slowly from Europe and publication may be delayed for months on thousands of freed men. Next of kin are notified in advance and freed captives may write or cable home. The initial list, including women and men freed by Soviet and Allied forces, will be turned over to the Office of War Information for processing and publication.
The Hendrick Hudson Kennel Club postponed its dog show from July 4 to September in line with O. DB. T. requests. The club held its meeting at Central LMS CA with Alex Darby, president, presiding. Mrs. Robert Henningson was elected secretary succeeding Mrs. Hugh Davies.
Central Fire Station Squad Wagon responded at 9 19 pm to Ferry Street between First and River Streets where a short circuit in a wire caused a small fire on an electric power pole.
Thomas Daler aged 61 of 146 Ninth Street was removed from his home to Troy Hospital early last night by State Trooper Timothy Sweeney and Patrolman Thomas O’Brien via radio patrol. He was held at the hospital.
Edward Hook, longtime Arsenal machinist and member of the International Association of Machinists, was honored by Arsenal Local 295 at a dinner at Callahan's Restaurant. Howard Snyder presented the one-year badge as Col C. E. Partridge and Capt J C Hartmond attended, with remarks from Captain Hammond and other guests praising Hook's service.
Delegations from local C I D affiliated unions will attend a one day conference of the welfare workers of New York State at Syracuse on May 2. Miss Kay Afriend an international representative will head the delegation from Level 920 made up of workers at the Green Island Ford Motor Co plant.
Three year old Paul Coment, of 109 Sixth Avenue, wandered away from home yesterday afternoon near Bridge and River Street. Patrolmen Edmund Hickey II and John Moran of the radio patrol located him and returned him safely.
Allen EL Zindle of Rensselaer pleaded not guilty to charges including misconduct with a daughter, with indictments previously returned in Schenectady. Frank H. Carpenter of Albany joined in innocence pleas. both charged with malicious mischief and obstructing a railroad track after a December 1933 derailment near Schenectady. Prosecutors say 600 pounds of meat were stolen from a refrigerator car during the halted freight train. Zindle posted $1,500 bond.
In Surrogate's Court Edward J. Poland reports Maude E. Knickerbacker left a $6,100 estate after deductions. The three daughters Anne E., Estelle J., and Marjorie A. Knickerbacker will share roughly $4.90 after expenses, with no state tax due. Albany attorneys De Graff and Foy handle the matter.
The Emergency Food Commission reports New York will need about 140000 seasonal farm workers this summer, down from prior estimates. Regular farm workers rose slightly to 255000 256000 since April 3, while recruiting for planting and harvesting reached 133000 last year.
Eight year old Margaret Bovie of 46 College Avenue was treated for a hand injury at Samaritan Hospital after being brought in by Patrolmen John Branen and James Purcell in a police radio car. She was later returned home.
A chaotic list of radio time slots and programs from a local station including Morning Melodies Timekeeper News My True Story Spotlight The War Glamour News and various live show titles and host names, presenting a snapshot of a full day’s broadcast schedule.
A Pennsylvania delegation led by Senators Guffey and Myers urged President Truman to seek a second term during a White House call yesterday. David J. Lawrence said the President made no comment when asked about the issue.
A figure linked to Poultney National Bank of Poultney Vermont dies suddenly while amid legal fights over alleged misapplication of bank funds. The individual died Wednesday at Rutland Hospital after suffering a cerebrovascular condition. Funeral arrangements are announced for Poultney.
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