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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1945
Page
1
The text reports alleged spending by Steingut in the Democratic Assembly and mentions a figure around 49,097 for clothing. It references legislative financial scrutiny and a claim of excess income over a two year period, with transcripts and discussions noted about a forthcoming house action.
A judge granted a ten day sentence for contempt and scheduled an appellate division review for September 10. Supreme Court Justice Heffernan issued a stay until that date. The defendant appeared eight times before the grand jury amid testimonies and monetary-related dispatches from unidentified sources.
The U S Army CID and the provost marshal raid Marseilles to curb theft and black market trade. Capt Phillippe Boas notes American materiel and personnel protections, while undercover exchanges in butter eggs meat and clothing persist.
The article notes American Locomotive Co. stockholders hear forecasts of strong postwar demand with orders totaling 392 million dollars for steam and diesel electric equipment. W. C. Dickerman cites 35 million working capital and profits of 3.3 million for the first half of 1985, plus plans for a mariline Diesel electric loco. French officials inspect 260 locomotives for France as shipments proceed from Schenectady.
The Consistory meets at the Reformed Church this evening. The League for Service plans a gathering at Miss Dickinson’s home on Thursday. Dohnie Wolfe is ill at home. Fred Boyd is convalescing after appendicitis surgery at a hospital. Fred Gardner is receiving treatment at Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Floyd Pierson and grandchildren Jane and Ann traveled from Ocean Park Maine. Mr and Mrs Charles Bruneli and family with Mrs Jennie Rosendorph and grandson Stanley spend a week at Dyken Pond. Townsend Clubs of Rensselaer County Ladies Auxiliary held an indoor picnic at Firemen’s Hall due to bad weather.
Halfmoon Halfmoon Grange will meet today at 7 30 p m Miss Norma Mine friends in Rochester Charles Gagne of Troy visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George Martratt Mr and Mrs Myre Frank Hagadorn of Medusa guests of Mr and Mrs Elia Faulkner Miss Grace Swailing employed by Aird Don spending vacation with her mother Mrs Lillian Swatling William Baker recently returned from Germany on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs L and Mrs Charles Pickard The Ladies Guild at the Baptist Church will hold a game party at the home of Mrs Fregerie Foshay tomorrow at 2 p m
Henry J. Bidles, a tavern keeper in Springheld, displays a war souvenir collection from former patrons in the forces. Items include Japanese mortars, German torture weapons, a concentration camp weight, a Nazi insignia pistol, a belt of a thousand prayers, Japanese maps, oaths of allegiance, and a Japanese machine gun. Over 60 000 people have viewed the exhibit during a bond drive. Bidles writes weekly to 168 service members. 28 correspondents were killed in the war.
W L Ostrander proposes abandoning a 15 mile stretch of the Champlain Canal lands from Argyle Street to the northern village line in Fort Edward. Public input must be filed with the State Department of Public Works by September 21.
Weather officials report balloons released by an external agency drifted through the area on Saturday. A balloon descended near the coast and prompted observers to monitor wind patterns for forecast accuracy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions South Carolina 1787 and classing artore astors. The readable text hints at a reeather balloon and markings but lacks clear actions, names, or dates to establish a complete news item.
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