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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1946
Page
6
Omaha junior chamber launches a High School Chamber to engage 32 student leaders from four city high schools. The plan follows a city survey showing 75 percent of youths desired future opportunities, with weekly meetings and committees addressing community issues and youth programs.
Batavia, MY reports a grim discovery as 11 American airmen are found beheaded and blindfolded with parachute silk near Seppin. Only Philip MacWeeney’s body is identified, with his wallet and wedding band found. A probe suggests Indonesian war criminals aided by authorities, amid a chaotic aftermath.
George F. Borter Jr., 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Borter Sr., Valley Falls, received the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and Gold Stars in Albany. The Marine was cited for extraordinary achievement in operations against the enemy in the Philippine Islands area. His brothers Donald and Fred also served in the Navy.
Governor Dewey yesterday appointed Clifford C. Shore of Albany as chairman of the State Employee Merit Award Board. New board members are Dewey A. Cohen and Frank L. Tolman. The board received a $3,000 appropriation to fund cash and other awards for employee suggestions improving state government efficiency.
The Weather Bureau coordinates advance storm alerts to Red Cross centers across the United States to pre deploy shelters medical staff and supplies before hurricanes strike. With 2300 chapters ready to shelter up to 1.5 million people in 40 000 shelters plans include rapid storm tracking area relays and pre staged relief teams. Volunteers work around the clock to evacuate residents and coordinate coast guard navy and air support for rapid response during severe weather events.
Veterans aiming for medical careers are highlighted by the Jean Medical Association. About twelve percent of aspiring doctors are veterans, with many entering medical schools this fall. The report notes a sizable pipeline from veterans into medical education and the broader implications for the profession.
Kenneth Lohnes spent the weekend with his family while Mrs Dad Blyes is homebound with a broken ankle. Volo Heinhaed celebrated her 15th birthday with a trip to Kingston. Mr and Mrs Nelson Lehmay hosted Ruth and Mrs Dod Williams for a few days. Teachers for the coming year include Mrs Raymond Wimtatt teaching grades 1 and 6, Miss Camilla Neves teaching first and second, and Miss Manion Waite teaching grades 3 and 4. The seventh and eighth grades will attend Senet 18. Troy High School welcomes Averill Parle as a first year student at Central School.
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