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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1945
Page
4
Russian press lauds Potsdam Conference decisions as forward step for postwar Europe. Warnings over German denazification and Allied unity underscore remarks on creating a democratic order and coordinated peacetime policy. The pieces stress Anglo Soviet American cooperation and the need to apply postwar principles across Europe.
Senate critics led by Taft denounce the Potsdam agreements as stretching a Soviet sphere of influence. They question Poland's future borders and the transfer of Germans, warning of future conflict and lack of Senate consultation. Supporters praise disarmament steps and free elections in Poland while urging clarity on Japan and postwar Bulgaria Hungary and Finland.
The report notes ongoing efforts to deepen international cooperation based on recent decisions aimed at fostering peace among peoples. It emphasizes continued dialogue and joint initiatives to reduce tensions and promote stability across regions.
Letters of administration granted on two Troy estates. Mary E. Gailies died December 25 1994 leaving a personal estate of 104 dollars and 200 dollars in real assets. J Edward Geltico of Cortland Street named as heir. George G. Ganlico died June 2 15 in Troy. estate details include heirs J Edward Geltico and two daughters. Attorneys MacMillen and Filley listed. court filing notes executors and heirs in Albany area.
The United States government presented a large cache of silverware royal relics and artifacts stolen from the Ethiopian Royal Palace to Emperor Haile Selassie. Retrieved by Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan's OSS operatives in northern Italy during a roundup of leading Fascists, the 350-item cargo weighing over nine pounds was flown from Cairo on a special plane and handed to the Emperor by American minister J. K. Caldwell.
The New York State American Legion convention will be held in Troy this year after State Commander Leo Lanning of Buffalo accepted Major John J. Ahern's invitation. Joseph Fitzgerald, state arrangements chairman, announced the plan yesterday. The meeting will be limited by travel regulations with one representative per county, and officers for the ensuing year will be elected at the session.
Raymond Gavigen earned the Silver Star for gallantry in Germany, rescuing two buddies during a battle. He entered the Army April 2, 1942 and has spent 17 months overseas. He serves with the 773rd Tank Destroyer Battalion. his wife Betty French resides at 87 Vanderwerken Avenue, Cohoes, with their daughter Marion, whom the father has never seen. His brother Earl Gavison is superintendent of the Troy Fire Department Hose Depot.
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