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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
1
A Cambridge man assumed duties as executive officer at the V-12 group based at Union College in Schenectady. He previously served two months in Bern as trainee and helper, and now leads activities for the program during wartime training and institutional coordination.
An Army discharge list from Fort Dix names numerous area service members by rank and home address. The roster includes 4890 Dowth Street, Maple Avenue residents, and others from Third Avenue to Saratoga Street, detailing Pvt, Sgt, Cpl, and Pfc ranks among the discharged personnel.
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The Women of the Moose organize a Christmas party at Hott man's in Menands this Saturday. Mrs. Exaide Dufresne chairs the event with Mrs. Phyllis Bracken and Mrs. Frances Ramratth leading committees. Nellie Mullen, senior regent, speaks. entertainment and dinner are planned. reservations close tomorrow at the meeting in Young's Hall.
A burglary at Ar G Cleaners involved stealing numerous children s clothes. The thief seized an armful from a rack, sorting items in the street before discarding the rest. The article lists multiple named service members and local residents connected to discharge and assignments in nearby bases.
Albany authorities investigated a secret marriage discovered near Syracuse that allegedly sparked a fatal quarrel. Hurolt Wood, 45, shot his partner Mrs. Kena Ineioh then killed himself with a 22 caliber pistol. The couple’s duties were found at their farmhouse. An Albany marriage certificate listed Mrs. dnelch as married to Billy Brennan, now in the Navy.
The United States Civil Service Commission announced October placements surpass 32,000, including wives and widows of veterans. The total marks the highest on record, up 8,000 from September. Ten months of 1945 show 180,830 placements, with 91 percent in federal establishments outside DC.
Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a 7500 veteran service agency budget funded from county roots fund. Wilfred J. Phiten of Hudson Falls became the agency director with a 3000 salary, other expenses include a 1000 stenographer. total allocations cover health clinic 12300, public burner bureau 4800, 4-H club 6600, child welfare 25000, home bureau 4000, and highway superintendent appointment pending six months with Princis L. Brown continuing interim.
The General Electile Co. purchased six government owned plants operated during the war. The announced total price was 5,824,105 with government investment in land and buildings at 7,709,000 and machinery involved in resale at 283,878. The deal was disclosed in Washington yesterday.
Delegates and alternates to the Hudson Mohawk Gouaty Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were named at Lt. Perry Williams Post West Sand Lake. Delegates Nicholas Letizia Richard Butterfield alternates Harry Barnum George Petry.
Police investigate entry and damage at the Albia Men's Club on Pawling Avenue near Winter Street. Officers say someone used a key to enter the clubrooms and caused damage, with officials acknowledging the incident is under review.
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