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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
14
Watervliet resident Donald E. Pryer son of Mr and Mrs Peter H Pryor 124 Nine Yenth Street assisted as a guard for President transfer at Berlin. The veteran served with Airborne Division and was assigned to the tower pioneer unit during the event.
Maplewood firemen join a committee as the Maplewood Juniors plan a trip to New York. Final plans were set at a Tuesday meeting. Miss Sye Dr Birset presided and Miss Paulina attended. The program featured solos by Cars fano and Pavig Opeixe with Miss Drubinsky on accompaniment. Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Amelia Reis attended the luncheon, with other local residents noted.
Voters will gather Saturday afternoon at Maplewood Town Hall to nominate candidates for the No Senate election. A death in Watervliet notes Seaman Joseph and Mary Ciepeltinski as survivors with a funeral Monday at 9 am from the Immaculate Conception Church and burial in its cemetery.
Rev. Joseph S Banit long time pastor of St Basits Russian Orthodox Church Mazewood named district dean overseeing Central and Upper New York parishes. The appointment advances church leadership within Nex t Big Sative Arthishop Sox Church region, with ceremonies and duties to begin soon.
The Queen Mary docked with about 14 698 troops amid a dawn welcome as a Royal Navy liner led arrivals including 14 698 service members aboard the Queen Mary and a procession of ships. Other vessels bringing troops arrived, such as the Hermitage Conte Biancamano and Marine Arrow, while police recovered a stolen coupe left in a city lot nearby.
Several Hoosick Falls area residents are listed among recent deaths including Charles O'Brien of Hoosick Falls who died in Cambridge after a short illness. Funeral details list burial at St Marys Cemetery and services at Church of the Immaculate Conception. Other notices include Mrs Julia Spain and Mrs Mary Ann Eszle with services at local funeral homes and St. Marys Cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Robert C McKinley and Leroy Adams with funerals in Cohoes and Grafton respectively, and Pasquale Coppola of Utica with services in Utica. Edward Burke of Albany and Mrs Ida May Gon Fel are also mentioned with funeral arrangements and burial details.
The American Can Company notes cans decorated with Christmas colors protect chocolate candy for Pacific supply, shielding it from spoilage in humidity and insects. W. G C. Stork, vice president, says canning prevents water damage when ships deliver near shore.
Salzburg plans a revived eight week festival with Mozart and Goebbels era tensions easing. Henry Python aims to stage Jeder Mann and Abduction from the Harem with Eugen Jochum Franz Lehar and Felix Prohaska conducting. Army and civilians to share tickets with no censorship this year.
The report describes a shaken Washington scene with Gen. Kirk and Gen. Bias aiding a collapsed colleague, a British Embassy reshuffle featuring Archibald Clark Kerr and a list involving Arpad Plesch tied to IG Farben, plus political moves by John Bricker and others amid wartime tensions.
Struck Papers announce a free want ad service across the three UF‑Birmingham daily papers after a three week walkout by printers. The service will accept want ads by phone for both Bay and Young subjects, with limited accommodations and relayed to callers. A separate note mentions political speculation in Ohio with Bricker and Burton, plus tributes including an Ernie Pyle Memorial and Brazilian minister Hasslocher commenting on July 4.
Waterford residents are urged to prepare contributions for an intensive Scouting drive starting Sunday at 2 am. Several villagers passed tests for advancement in rank at a meeting at the Clark Memorial Parish house. Bessie Stepheny of Second Street visits Ocean Grove for the summer. Waterford Methodist Church choir rehearses tonight at 7 pm under Mrs Frances D Moore.
Gen Randell Cobb of Oklahoma notified U S Representative Wickersham that selling horse meat for human consumption is not illegal in Oklahoma. Albert Keller of Gage had asked about opening a horse meat market amid beef and pork shortages, and Cobb advised contacting the OPA for prices and requirements.
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