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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1944
Page
13
Warner Bros quits the Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors amid months of bickering with the Hays office. The studio intends to handle its own labor problems and argues the group failed to back its view on moral standards and contracts.
Spokesmen affirm Labor deals and wage structure will be managed by the studio. They deny revealing what constitutes good taste and say decisions will pass the censorship board in every state. Warner Bros. plans extensive internal censoring and cooperation with the League of Decency, directing content to the Breen office for final review.
Chicago socialite Mrs. Williams, 35, described as wealthy diplomat's wife, was slain near the Drake Hotel on January 19. A Cook County tax return exposed an estate valued at about 132 162 dollars. Detectives noted a robbery with a woman in black seen nearby. Jewelry and bonds totaling an estimated 729 000 dollars were recovered from safe deposit boxes, including 100 000 dollars in cash.
French provisional leader arrived in Baku on November 27 and traveled to Moscow by air to confer with Stalin. He is accompanied by Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and Chief of Staff Alphonse Juin.
Chinese Commander Tate E. Sultan, commander in chief of American forces in the Burnay Indian theater, was awarded the U S Silver Star for his actions on Thursday during a hostile engagement where Japanese forces were trapped and repelled.
A citation signed by President Roosevelt commends Gen. Li Hung commander of the 38th Division for gallantry in action during the campaign last year. The award, presented with the American 3 Geraf ese Arty, secompa Suftan, highlights bravery under fire.
Surrogate’s Court in Rensselaer County grants letters of administration on the estate of a Mexican laborer killed in an accident at Johnsonville. Ricardo G. He, consul general of Mexico in New York, is named to act for the decedent, with heirs including two granddaughters and two grandsons, and two daughters in New York and North Kossex. The notice sets June 2, 1982, as the deadline for any claims and lists the attorney Sylvester B. Sco as representative.
Members of St. Peter's Church in Saratoga held a Wednesday reception for Rev. Daniel Burros the new pastor and Rev. Peter Sheeran formerly of St. Peter's. Also present was Rev. Joan D. Cutlery.
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