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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
1
A fragmented notice reports basses and special bus service planned for a Republican event. It mentions Grove and De fepestville and cites Elie Kraus as general chairman. The piece references attendance expectations and organized efforts for the gathering.
The report states Heinecke, a former general enforcement official from Troy, is being considered for a federal post after resignations in Utica and New York. Backing from the Albany Democratic Organization is noted, with attorney Irv ing Brewer cited as part of the formal announcement.
Judge Hamm announced juror excuses for farmers due to peak farm work this season. Farmers may apply in person at the courthouse, by letter, or by telephone. War workers are no longer exempt as peace returns and local war plants wind down.
The Nobble Callahan Squadron Drum Corps of Americas Legion Bugle Drum will march in the Victory Day parade in Schenectady. Rehearsals are at the old armory on River Streets with Drum Major William Lutz and Chairman John Heenan directing, and group events include contests in Cohoes and Albany venues over the next three weeks.
Farmers in Allegany and Rensselaer counties may apply for a new government subsidy for sheep and lamb sales. Eligible animals must be slaughtered at authorized facilities and owners can claim payments ranging from 1.59 to 3.15 dollars per hundred pounds depending on weight classes with deadlines through December 1.
Samuel DeBase a Negro bus driver of Albany is scheduled for trial September 18 in Troy Police Court on a charge of ignoring a traffic signal at Broad Street and Fourth Avenue. Albany lawyer Arthur Hartey represents DeBase. Detec J McGrane explains a prior no show was his fault and the case adjourned to September 38 for trial.
Certificates show Olive 28 Kinloch Avenue and Olive Dowley’s address to conduct business as Corrigan Peters and Dunnigan at 659 Second Avenue under the name J W Corrigan Plumbing. The filing lists Copper 617 Fourth Avenue and 499 Fulton Street as other business addresses.
Transfers of Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet in the Frey Province were announced by Mother M Geraldine. The movement affects schools and institutions across multiple towns, with sisters reassigned to St Peter's, St Augustine's, Cathedral Albany, St. Marys Hudson Falls, and many others in upstate New York.
Louis Vincelene, 22, of North Adams Massachusetts, was hospitalized Tuesday afternoon with a head injury after a portion of a ceiling fan broke loose in a local eating place. He was taken to North Adams Hospital for treatment.
The Allegheny Ludian Steel Corp. will cut about 300 workers at its Watervliet plant by Sept. 2 in a temporary layoff. A Pittsburgh spokesman said hiring continues at four other plants Brackenridge and West Leechburg in Pa Dunkirk and Ferndale in Mich as operations scale back until demand improves.
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