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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1945
Page
3
The article highlights recent garden books on perennials and annuals by Hele Fas Bek Weson and Dorothy H Jenkins from The Bomb Garden. Contributors draw on years of hands on gardening experience and practical insight.
The article advises delicate edging using cadmium sprays and ornament with gypsophila and sea lavender. It discusses plant health through proper watering and spacing, cautions about weed control, and notes mid-June irrigation and leaf hopper pest management. It also mentions pruning after flowering and suggesting sulphur dusting for zinnias to prevent mildew and keep foliage green for cutting.
Ann Cole and five other residents of Athenry were injured when a car driven by Henry Martin crashed on Burden Lake Aver Park Road after hitting a sudden rise. Martin sustained possible concussion while six others, including Miss Cole, received injuries such as cuts and sprains. All were treated at the scene and taken to St Peter's Hospital Albany. Miss Cole remained for further care. The accident was investigated by Trooper D F Lang.
Fire department crews responded to a 1 50 p m alarm at a three story brick building on Cottage Row near Prospect Park Troy. Firemen found small fires set by unknown arsonists and quickly extinguished them. the building is city owned.
A new rabbi, Gutreanu, will assume duties at Congregation Beth Sholom in Danville Va after ordination in 1935. He has held Jewish teaching roles, led interfaith efforts, and directed youth and cultural activities while pursuing graduate studies at Chicago and Union Theological. He and his family will reside at 1502 Sausse Avenue.
Stars and Stripes reports that German weapons researchers and lab experts who developed land and terror weapons remain at large. Allied officers note senior leaders are captured but core researchers evade arrest, while I G Forbes Industrie executives say financial leaders are seized but the brainpower remains at work.
American and British aircraft damaged or sunk a large portion of Japanese vessels Friday through Monday. The tally lists 12 ships sunk and 39 damaged, including battleships Haruna and Ise and multiple cruisers destroyers and submarines. An Okinawa alert period followed with a Japanese bomber shot down and a trainer crash at Naha airfield after scattering enemy raiders.
Regular mail and parcel post services to Sweden have been resumed with exceptions for insured and certain parcel types. A single parcel per week may be sent, with size and weight limits noted, and prohibitions on nonperishable items apply. Additional country restrictions cover multiple European destinations and related postal rules. FILES BANKRUPT PLEA. Louis J. Blanchard of Waterford files for bankruptcy in Utica Federal Court claiming no assets and listing former business, the New England Food Shop, as a reference. Estate of Henry Williams demands rent. Hinton & Co. of Indianapolis and W Joseph Shanley of Troy listed as attorney and contact.
Howard Spelcey spoke to the Troy Rotary Club on trees as the pinnacle of plant life. He traced plant evolution from algae to mosses and ferns as ancient water receded, urged forestry expansion, and cited Tom Luther’s 500000 trees in a year as national wealth. George Gould, longtime on campus policeman, died at 82.
Sir Edessa 5 Gin visits Green Island with Mia Theodore Gilbos and Kenneth Matthews from Norfolk while Moe Robert W. Gilchrist is laid to rest. The funeral at St Josephs Church includes Panis Angelicus and Pie Jesu with bearers named and burial in St Jean's Cemetery Troy.
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