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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1944
Page
5
A brief war report notes that Nazi and United States patrols jointly secured a cache of liquor in a contested area. The item distribution occurred under patrol coordination, with authorities managing the seized goods and logging the incident for records.
Report from Troy police about a large window shattered in a garage by a stone. Details include a suspect description and location near a residence on a street referenced as SM RYOTE BL. No injuries reported.
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James Flocrowley of Troy wins during Wings 20 at the Naval Center in Pessacol. The report notes his training, early assignments, and education at Georgetown University before combat zone deployment. The fragment details his path and future duties in naval service.
North Bennington residents prepare for a New York trip while Mrs Myra Endress retires and plans a charity show at the high school gym to aid the USO. Several moves and career notes accompany updates on soldiers, students, and local families including Maj Hiram Fassett Jr promotion and WAVES training plans.
Round Lake Drive area social notes list Mustellie of Montreal as guest of Mrs. Marion Elion and son Ralph. A Women's Christian Service lawn party is planned for Thur ing from 2 36 pm with Mrs. M G Cole as chair and other local names cited. Cadet Emil Victor and Mr and Mrs Zen gach are mentioned alongside military commissions.
Senator Johnson urged Congress to control surplus ships and other postwar merchant assets, not an executive agency. He argued Congress should manage reconversion and avoid delaying industry, warning unemployment costs rise if surpluses are not rapidly utilized. Meeting discussed unemployment measures and rapid production to restore full employment.
Halfmoon residents report illnesses and home confinement as Mrs. Mary Newton stays indoors. Edna Knowlton returns from a Maine coast vacation. Rev. John Mitchell and family enjoy a New England trip. Mrs. Myron Wescott and grand visit Mrs. Buelan Conerty and Mr. and Mrs. Chattes Clute. Mrs. Lester Gunn visits Ohio friends. Jonoen Grange meets today at 1:20 pm with Jay Mincher presiding. Mrs. Emma Green returns from visit with sister Mrs. Jouse in Waterford. Fire Ladies Guild of the First Baptist Church to meet at Mrs. Fredric Foshay’s on Tuesday. Hayden, stationed at parol, spends furlough with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickard. Marie Martrait and Fay Burns wed in Ballston. Hayden on boot training at Samp son spends furlough with parents. Mr and Mrs. Edward Hardes.
John J. Fox, a taxi driver owned by Charles MecCauley, was injured yesterday when his car skidded on Pawling Avenue and struck a Power and Light Co pole near Saisam Avenue. He suffered cuts and chest abrasions and was taken to the hospital by Patrolman Moran and Sergeant Gainey. Traffic was rerouted over nearby avenues as crews assessed the damaged pole.
Buskirk Rosert Wallace plans a visit to his cousin Lerrence Jansen Jr in Schenectady. Miss Joyce Mason of Petersburg visits her uncle and Mr and Mrs Francis Andrews. Mr and Mrs James H L Murray of Lincoln nebraska returned after a two week stay with Clarence Wallace and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Francis Andrews hosted the Gentiex family at Petersburg. Patricia Ann Murray returns from a visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis Hipp in North Hoosick.
The column criticizes a proposed salary increase for Congress from ten thousand dollars to thirty two thousand eight hundred. It argues a raise would subsidize political costs, raise home district backlash, and extend session demands, noting campaigns and travel expenses burden taxpayers and lawmakers alike.
Medical note urges vigilance for pinworm symptoms including itching and bedwetting. Promotes P-W tablets using gentian violet as a new cure from Dr. D. Jarne & Son, claiming easy at home use and rapid relief.
The piece notes ill treated labor receiving stationary pay while Sidney Hillman获 a large raise of 34000 a year from clothing workers at a convention attended by Mrs H. It questions public opinion on the acceptability of such pay and the job's value amid rising costs and price levels. It also mentions one dentist per 350 American soldiers overseas.
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