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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1943
Page
4
The Troy Grievance Board met at Troy High School to review aggrieved taxpayers. Corp. Coun. Frank S. Parmen ten said only 12 persons appeared on Monday, with ten in the morning and two in the afternoon. Last year 43 came on the first day, and 40 attended the second day.
Walter File, state civilian protection attache, stressed air raid warden duties at a Troy District meeting of wardens and messengers. Sergt Frank Cramer spoke with moon pictures. George D. MacCulloch led the session at the Lansing Theater Building. Attendance was light as the board planned hours through Friday from 1 to 2 and 2 to 3:30 PM.
U S Army dentists in China Burma India theater fought shortages and built the first organized dental service for the Chinese army. Maj Walter J Newton led the initial unit at an Indian port in 1949, tackling engineering tasks before dentistry. Training Chinese troops and supplying clinics improved care, despite limited power in China.
The Philpott reunion near Hoosick Falls drew about forty attendees on Sunday at the Rogers farm on Bovie Bull Road. George Philpott aged 79 was the oldest present while Robert Croll, 11 months, was the youngest. Mrs Will Myers was reelected president with Ralph Philpott secretary and Margaret Philpott treasurer and assistant secretary and treasurer. Next year’s gathering will be the first Sunday in August at a site to be determined. Obituary: The funeral of Leon D. Baker.
County agricul tural agent Ellon K. Hanks urges farmers to plant as much winter grain as possible to ease food and feed shortages. Winter wheat is preferred for higher grain yield, with rye and winter barley as alternatives. Planting windows, soil needs, fertilizer rates, and disease control guidance are provided, naming Cornell 595 Yorkwin rye Rosen Cornell 76 rye Wong barley and steps for land preparation and seed treatment. A note adds that a large Be r y ll ium deposit was found in southern Oregon.
Lt Col Thomas A Price of Danville Va notes Army dentists sacrifice as much as combat troops. He warns veterans will lose decades of practice and must start anew after the war with no equipment to sell for five years. Interment and local notices follow, with a draft board update listing 18 year olds in July and a local Sunday School picnic drawing 175 attendees at Cottrell Grove.
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