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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
1
Visitors enter the Sutama Preserve near the Emperor's property for a quiet hunt conducted in nets and silent ritual. Guides choreograph teams with red tile notes as bowing attendants direct the guests through ceremonial setups before the hunt begins.
A noisy field report describes a group hunting diver ducks using bamboo nets and channel-by-channel netting along willow hedges. Hunters row a boat, signal takedown by gamekeepers, and bag a small catch of ducks and teal for a modest lunch.
Four New York City youths aged 18 and under were taken into custody by police after being found wet and shivering in a street location. They allegedly ran away Friday and hid Saturday, claiming to have stayed away from home for a year. Officers recovered clothing, two pistols, a knife, and other items. one youth was reportedly granted bail and released the same night.
Two officers and several enlisted men from the Toy Aled were honorably discharged from the Army at Fort Dix. Officers listed are First Lt Josey and Hepp. Enlisted men include Pfc Charles Lir Alay Key, A/4 Kenneth J Davis, T/5 William Flynn, Pfc Thomas Wo Hal hgih, T/5 Walted EB Labiack, Pfc John Ro Ross, S/Sgt Benjamin T Robinson, T/5 Anthony A Socele, Sgt Joseph Warren, J Wheeler, and Cpl John H Simpson. Also listed is T/4 Jamen E Carlow.
A long list of discharged or awaiting discharge service members is reported from multiple towns including Green Island, Watervliet, Fort Edward, Galway, and Hudson Falls. Corporals, specialists, and sergeants are named with home addresses and units, followed by a sensational note: a German court sentences Premier Ferenc Szalas to death for collapse and withdrawal in the war.
John G Feynolds a former constable with Troop G, New York State Police, died suddenly yesterday morning at his home 20 Locust Park Colonie. He was born July 6 1902 in Waterville and had been a member of the State Police until years ago when he joined Magnus Metal Co. During his service with Troop G he was stationed at the Haut Greenbush outpost. Survived by his wife Lore rulno Cain Reynoldy, one daughter Patitely A Reynolds, one son wid J Reynolds and another Maj Joseph F Reynolds of the U S Army. The funeral will be held Thursday at 10 am from the Jebutt Memorial Chapel Albany and from the Church of St Clue Colonte. Interment Memory Gardens Cemetery Colonte.
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