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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1945

Page

12

Sugar Subsidy Plans Face Sugar Growers Aimed at Boost

Washington reports Secretary of Agriculture Arcerton outlined a plan to raise the nation’s sugar supply for 1945 by increasing grower subsidies on sugar beets and cane. The proposal would guarantee minimum payments per ton, with adjustments by region, to encourage more planting and stabilize prices amid wartime demand.

Washington Agristitute Arcerton Anderson P-Ned Florida Puerto Rico V.r. Islands

Cancer Society urges public interest in cancer control

Troy Chapter of the American Society for the Control of Cancer campaigns to raise awareness of cancer prevention and treatment. Leader SMrt Oney BL Smith stresses early detection, surgery, radiation, and the dangers of untreated cancer. Gustavus HL Mlinck notes warning signs including persistent lumps, sores, unusual discharges, and weight loss. urged screenings at the American Hospital.

Troy American Society For the Control of Cancer United States Parkle Gustavua HL Mlinck Society Fur the Hensselaer Vonety Atedien Asas Sistien Aktritan

Postwar British Cabinet Emerges With Bevin at Core

Attlee unveils a Labor cabinet aiming to nationalize key industries. Isaacs Bevan Wilmot Barnes and Shinwell join the Privy Council while Pethick Lawrence becomes India secretary and Ede heads the Home Office. King George VI confirms selections.

India Frederick William Pethick-Lawrence Eurma Amery James Couter Ede George Henry Hall Lord Addison Viscount Stansgate Ait Joseph Westwood Arte Scotland Aneurin Bevan Tom Williams Joh Wikgot Alfred Barnes Philip John Nort-Bater Wilfred Paling Wiliam Whiteley Treasury Hing George VI Baronu of Pethick-Lawrence Isaacs, Bevan Wilmot Barnes Shinwell King Privy Council Home of Lords Attlee Potsdam No. 16 Downing Street Britain Buckingham Palace Whiteley Commons Winston Churchill

Sugarless cookies featured for 167 homemakers

Mrs. NeHan Seefeldt of the State Emergency Food Commission led 167 homemakers in tasting sugarless brownies and other recipes at the New York Power and Light Building. She distributed copies of jam cookie squares and molasses cookies made without sugar and urged fruit and cereal ideas to reduce sugar in desserts.

NeHan Seefeldt State Emergency Food Commission New York Power and Light Srore Iali

Million Tons of German Munitions Dumped at Sea

British officials said massive quantities of German explosives are being dumped into the North Sea from Wilhelmshaven. Bombs torpedoes shells and 505 tons of chemical ammunition are carried away by ships and sunk in deep water to remove danger to navigation.

Germany Japan North Sea Wilhelmshaven Srivieh

Fire teams tackle rear of Darling Products blaze

Firemen from Pumper 4 responded at 5 31 p m to a rubbish fire behind Darling Products Inc 656 River Street causing damage to the rear door and forcing them to force the door open They also reported using a boter tine Pumper 42 was sent at 4 03 p m to a grass fire at 32th Street and First Avenue yesterday

Pumper 4 Darling Products, Inc River Street

Inductees Leave Hudson Falls for Military Service

A group of registrants from Selec tive Service Board 367 in Hudson Falls reported for induction into the armed forces. An earlier large group reported for pre induction physical examinations. Inductees include Arthur G. Bishop Arthur J. Ducharme Frederick W. Hillis Clyde A. Howe Robin W. Chabot Robert A. Yole Amos A Wheeler Chester G Mead Adelard F. Hanter Charles F. Fountaine Bernard R. Bimery Stephen Kurchey Harry J. Granger Robert L. Frevost and others from Granville Putnam Middle and Whitehall. Kurchey, who lost two brothers in the war, led the group.

Selective Service Board Mundeon Fallls Ghuriddy Arthur G. Bishop Arthur J. Ducharme Frederick W. Hillis Clyde A. Howe Robin W. Chabot Robert A. Yole Amos A Wheeler Chester Rock Hudson Fang Chester G. Mead Bawpton Adelard F

Chinese Set Confirms Pipeline Sabotage Claims

The article notes claims that the India China Pipeline was sabotaged and discusses responses by Wedeameyer and Chiang Kai-shek, including harsh measures against perceived American and Chinese malefactors. It mentions Lend-Lease distributions, possible involvement by Americans, and battles near strategic locations with Chinese forces amid ongoing air actions and base restorations.

Wedeameyer Chiang Haat Wegemeier Weapor China denen-Kweres Wwe Us&s Wester Quarters U.S Cory Changshir

Block Party at St. Augustine's Church Lansingburg

A block party will be conducted Thursday at St. Augustine's church on Fourth Avenue and 21st Street. Sales booths run by church and school societies will offer dancing, games, and entertainment starting at 7 pm. The program features Emma Rose and the Rhythmists, various soloists, a military tap dance, and an orchestra led by Toby Middlebrook.

St. Augustine’s Church Fourth Avenue Dante Emma Rose William Cunningham Miss‘ Margaret Egan Peter Mooney Joseph Warmt Nicholas’ Christie Misa Francis Harrington Donald Young Harrys Pendergast Walter Haz Harold Callaghan William Cannon Dein Kilgation Joseph Davis Sylvester Quirk William Linen Ag 7Aissants Grace Ann Elison Ruth DeMars Anna Rose Farina Joan Petersen

Windsor Denies Political Talks With Laval

The Duke of Windsor denied any political talks with Pierre Laval in a British Information Service statement. He met Laval at a Paris social function and the claim of a secret alliance between France and Italy was described as untrue. The note references a Paris dispatch and the Abyssinian crisis context in September 1935.

Washington Duke of Windsor British Information Service Pierre Laval Paris Laval Prince of Wales France Italy Behaif Duke Pierre Lavat Petain Brigis Lave

Fort Edward to Acquire Canal Bed for Street

Fort Edward village board approves acquiring the bed and adjoining lands of the Champlain Canal from Argyle Street to village limits for a street. Mayor Lyden authorized to file notice of intention to purchase and request a land patent. Lands appraised at 500 dollars. Sewer pipeline planned along the canal bed. Walter L Bibbes chosen as acting village clerk.

Argyle Street Fort Edward Late of New York Frank F. Lyden Land Board Walter L. Bibbes

Laval Testimony on Hoare Laval Pact and War Threats

The witness Laval describes secret negotiations with Mussolini to prevent war, noting Africa and Tunisia concessions. He claims the Hoare Laval pact influenced Britain and France, discusses the Prince of Wales, and warns that sanctions might have altered the Ethiopian conflict, ending with Laval denouncing war.

Paul Mongibeaux Trewin Brenckhee Rakioneof Tourtroom Courtrege Stege Brosgat Ger Mad- Badogio Brigit Res Relds Laval Mussolini Vice of Wales Edward Viie Duke of Windsper Hs Teek Lavai Senaus Breanes Priayn Abouatal E23 Lars Tunisia Mediterranean Haiy Alsace Lorraine France Halia Haly Rari Tours Imé Baldwin Wid Srns Wallis Warford Simpson Grane Prince of Wales George England Germany Italy Thely Tals Britain Ware Laval

Mass Schedule at Cohoes and area churches

A list of church mass times and priests across Cohoes and nearby parishes. Priests include Rev. Jones Fraskiin at St Agnes with low masses at 4 and 9 30 and a high mass. Rev. SWillace at Bt Bernard's with low masses and a high mass. Rev. Louis Lavigne at St Josephs with multiple low masses and a high mass. Rev. Adrien Bechard at St Marie's with low and high masses. Rev Valentine W at St Michaels with low masses. Rev Arthur Reilly at Bira's with several low masses and a high mass. Rev Fhetias at Fiacagas with low and high masses. Rev Reymond at Sacred Heart with morning masses.

St Michaels Valentine W Mess da Gierlacki Patrick Fhetias Fiacagas Sacred Heart Reymond Hobert Bira’s Arther Reilly Ham

Cow Injured in Truck Collision With Slaughterhouse Owner

State Police reported a cow owned by Viewer Senedict Poetii of the sha ker Fload was struck by a truck operated by Paul Peers, a slaughterhouse operator on the Shuker Fusd State. The cow’s ownership proved unavailable and the troopers from Newtonville Troop G took custody of the animal.

Tawa Cotunie Paul Peers Shuker Fusd Aston Astiorn Pees Newtonville

Youth Arrested for Car Theft in Hoosick

Charles Welter 27 of Hoosick was committed to Reneselger County Jail after a grand jury waived indictment. He appeared before Justice Hiram Shéfler in Brangsick Town on charges of car theft. Police said Ryder authorities detained the suspect yesterday morning in Hoosick.

Charles Welter R. BD Hoosick Reneselger Justice of the Peace Hiram Shéfler Brangsick Darcers Seco Cal

Plan University Homes For Married Students

The government lent 23775 to plan university apartments for married students. Eight buildings, each with 12 apartments of one to three rooms, are planned on a hillside tract along Glen Drive in Ann Arbor. Total project cost estimated at 542500.

Washington Heyson G. L's T the Michigan Regents Glen Drive Ann Arbor

Boy Rangers Drill Plan For Cohoes Parade

Final arrangements set for Cohoes Boy Rangers drill with Lansing Corps and Capitol Polen Nations Drum Corps. Parade begins near Manh Square at Oneida Street, proceeds west to Columbia Street then to Fort Johnson area, featuring marching units and local officers.

Cohoes Boy Rangers Bureau Drom Tomerres Lansing Para Arez Bert Fey Square Fegd Oneiéa Columbia Street Columbia Co Gset eRiefs Capit Sense Fort Johnson Amace St. Afthery Jonestown

Wills Probated for Two Cohoes Men

The wills of two Cohoes residents were admitted to probate yesterday. Frank B. Isis, a Cohoes coat dealer, factors $4147.0 in bank accounts owned jointly with his wife. Eupshem Stanway receives all personal property from her husband John Stanway, who died April 13, with under $5,000 personal property and under $50,000 real estate. The remainder goes to Edna M. Curtis of Cohoes.

Cohoes Togas Cyr Frank B. Isis Petmew Marsoais Eupshem Stanway Coehoes John Stannway Edna M. Curtis

Church Notes From Local Congregations

First Baptist Church holds a 10 30 am worship tomorrow led by the board of deacons. Sunday school meets under Deisht BR Lowther Silliman Memorial Church hosts a 9 30 am vacation union service with Rev George Armstrong delivering the sermon. St James Methodist Church morning worship at 10 am and Sunday school at 11 am led by Clarence Gray. Galt car blaze: Firemen extinguished a blaze on a car left on Ontario Street near Saratoga Street Thursday. damage was light.

First Baptist Church Board of Deacons Moor Deisht BR. Lowther Silliman Memorial Church George Armstrong Newbury Will Deviliver St. James Methodist Church Clarence Gray Galt Ontario Street Saratoga Street

Truman talks Big Three, Potsdam aims, and secret deals

Special counsel to the President, Truman works with Rosenman and aides on official business and surveys public reaction to the Big Three communique. He remains focused on a rapid victory over Japan and contends there are no secret agreements in the decisions reached. Potsdam talks consider a European peace council to handle immediate political problems and possibly reduce future Big Three meetings.

Mr. Truman Rosenman White House Japan Council of Ferecka Europe

Laval at trial recalls prewar pact and Petain ties

The document recounts Laval defending his stance on Franco British naval agreements of 1935 and a later pact allowing German naval construction. He disputes isolation from Britain and stresses ongoing talks with Petain, noting informal interactions with the former marshal and denying sensational claims about their relationship.

Laval Mussolini Wen Leon London France England Germany Lavel Monxibeaux Petain Margibeaux Lays

Czechs Pleased With Evacuation Plan

The Prague Radio praised the Potsdam communiqué and the Liz Three decisions for evacuating Germans from Czechoslovakia. It hailed the move as a victory for Czechoslovak policy and voiced satisfaction with allied recognition of their objective to rid the region of the German minority.

London Prague

Cohoes Water Lists Open For Inspection

City notices list the semi annual water rent charges for customers. Details include rates and inspection dates set for August and September, with official notices indicating how charges are used by the water department and related entities.

Cohoes

Red Cross Classes Slated at Cohoes

Cohoes War Council sponsors Red Cross courses for first aid and home nursing starting in September. Registration is at City Hall War Council offices. First aid will be taught by Sylvester Meek. home nursing instructors and meeting times to be announced. Numerous residents already trained in home nursing and first aid are hoped to join.

Cohoes War Courg Peng War Council Sylvester Meek Ene

Cohoes Church Picnic Slated Tomorrow

The second annual St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church picnic is set for tomorrow at St Micheels Parisian. John Gua chairs the arrangements with Stephen Machiowsky and Metro Matala on the committee. The event opens at 2 pm with a program of sports and entertainment and refreshments to follow. George M. Potter of 113 Mohawk Street has been promoted to sergeant in the Army. The Cohoes Selective Service will send groups to induction headquarters after a brief ceremony at City Hall Monday morning. Also, Sons of Union Veterans plan a social at 8 pm at the G A R headquarters on Remsen Street, with Walter Bailer as general chairman. Air raid sirens, installed after the war outbreak, will no longer be sounded on Mondays at noon. Funeral notices include John Kieran of Os Street and Miss Julie A Smith, with services at St Agnes Cemetery and Amznée Church respectively.

Congregation of St Nicholas St. Micheels Parisian John Gua Stephen Machiowsky Metro Matala George M. Potter Mohawk Street Contat Pacific Gith Cohoesiers Cohoes Selective’ Service Board City Hall N.C. Son Camp Sons of Union Veterans G.A.R Remsentreet Walter Bailer sSeneral D.tanse Tetas John Kieran Os& Street Joseph 4 Franklin James Cox James Harte Donohue Wiane Reb McAlonie Pasi J. Keeshan St. Asner Camete Jute A. Smith A. Pastner Edward Stanton Columbia Breet Amznées St. Agnes Cemeers

Cohoes Doctor Awarded Silver Star

Cant a J Vinci of Cohoes, an Army medic, receives the Silver Star for gallantry. The award cites his actions during a prior operation and notes his service from commissioning to the present. His wife Mrs. Carce is mentioned, reflecting family recognition in the release.

Cohoes

Cohoes Knights Plan Outing and Appoint Officers

Cohoes Knights of Columbus No 19% meeting on Rentsen Street outlines an outing for members and guests, with Grand Ex J Trantler presiding. Fred as federal arrangements committee leads with Curran Prestat Parsler Currier. Games Shields named house tree chairman and John Walsh lecturer. A chest clinic by Albany County Tuberculosis Association set for Monday at City Hospital with Dr J Erickson directing and Mildred Brown assisting. A miscel laneous shower honors Miss Marie Patrick, fiancée of Sgt Donald Clairmont, hosted by Lillian Marci and Mrs Romeo Lefebvre of 23 Imperial Avenue.

Bers Condes Council Knights of Colimbus Rentsen Stree J. Trantler Fred Matthew Curran Peter Prestat Walter Parsler Wiliam Currier Hesl Whder Albany County Tuberculosis Association J. Erickson The Mildred Brown Association Marie Patrick John Patrick Lancaster Street Donald Clairmont Arthur Clai Remsen Facure Lillian Marci Romeo Lefebvre Imperial Avenue

June Takes Second Place as Wedding Month

June ranks second among wedding months this year with brides choosing the date. At the office of Clerk Eugene M. Hebert it was learned yesterday that certain fees were issued during July, slightly more than the total for the previous month.

Eugene M. Hebert

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