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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
5
In Des Moines Iowa a report cites Maiter AL Walsh, head of the National Guard Association, accusing rival members of attempting to undermine the Guard by sabotage and to destroy its leadership.
Retired Walh says many in the War Department tacitly back universal officer training while seeking a large professional army. He condemns state officers as forward looking, contrasts Mintescta Gen ergl with Bestergtert, notes guards favor their men, and claims officials push fight and delay return of troops.
Rabbi Lesser addressed building humanity's future and a sane postwar order at Temple Trox, urging ideals like an international court, mutual trade, and respect for rights. The program covered Jewish Catholic Protestant proposals, and the San Francisco Conference as a focal point. Draft board meetings, city council session, school paper drive, and PTA delegates were noted alongside local personal notices.
Obituary reports Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Hustler dies at Malta and services held at John J. Ryan Funeral Home. Memorial events include Ladies Auxiliary social for veterans benefits, Memorial Day poppies, Afghan project, and Sunmount Hospital aid. Community groups announce meetings and honors in Oneida, Tupper Lake, and nearby towns.
War Department reports Sgt. James G. Brennan son of Mrs Eunich Brennan of 116 North Third Street Mechanicville seriously wounded while fighting in Germany. He attended Mechanicville High School and joined military service in November 1942. He arrived overseas last October and serves with General Patton's Armored Division. His father James J Brennan died earlier this month.
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that German rocket attacks on England have ceased. He said he observed the main facts with optimism and credited the British Army with stopping the launches, addressing questions on possible resumed raids.
The Mechanicville and Saratoga Springs Club met at Newman's Lake House on Tuesday night with Theodore Weigle as first vice president and Edward P. Holland of the Iscal club addressing the gathering. A Star of Liberty delegation visited Bethlehem Chapter in Troy on Wednesday to unite in a district grand officers reception. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Herrick, Mrs. James E. Stewart, Mrs. Victor Leggs, and Mrs. Druculla Fort.
The OPA updates the weekly chart governing retail prices in Troy and nearby cities effective Thursday. Strawberries are added with ceilings, citrus fruit price adjustments apply, and several onions and peppers see modest changes while eggs stay at last week’s ceilings.
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