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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
4
The body of a 37 year old former WAVE stenographer, Frances Brown, was found in a hotel bathroom, her clothing disheveled and a note nearby. Police say the scene suggests foul play as investigators search the Haven Crest Hotel for clues.
Sgt. Moor J. Watson, an agent of the Troy Police Department, will be renewed before Frank M. Alves, commissioner for public safety, on a date announced yesterday. The hearing will be held in the office of the chief.
Authorities announced that detectives and a preliminary examination did not disclose the cause of death. The deceased reportedly lived in Richmond, Indiana. Further investigations continue to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.
DeMolay degree conferred on a group of 42 candidates formed by Willat Depowey Chapter Albany. Troy group led by Richard Keeley and others oversaw the ceremony conducted by Robert Welch. Four members discharged and several fellowships planned. next meeting set for January 8.
The United States and Britain created a joint Palestine commission to address Jewish problems and migration, with a four month report target. The American chairman is Joseph C. Hutcheson Jr. of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The British chairman is Sir John Singleton of the High Court of Justice. The panel includes Frank Aydelotur, Frank Ky Bux ton, Max Gardner, James McDonald, and others.
A fire damaged Heal Brothers dairy building in Trenpor, estimated loss FLO. An unknown origin caused the blaze only parts of the structure burned. five departments from Hudson and nearby aided. Three haystacks were destroyed and farm machinery ruined. the house remained standing.
Congressman Lewis assailed both employers and the United Auto Workers over the Gra ufai Motors strike and price controls. He condemned “dishonesty” and “stupidity” on both sides, urged lifting price controls, and warned Congress against flawed legislation he called vile and full of holes. He urged reconsideration of a proposed bill and criticized proposals seen as appeasing labor and protecting profits.
Col J K Meneely, four years as Wa tervilet Arsenal administrative officer, honored at Surf Room Arsenal Beach Club farewell. Col C Partridge and Col John Beatty spoke of his service, Meneely to become VP manager of Sunderly Brick Co. in Conn. Michael Kervin to succeed as admin officer, toastmaster said.
The Navy ended a mammoth hunt for 27 airmen missing after six planes vanished last Wednesday near Mian Florida. Coast Guard and Navy craft remain on alert indefinitely as crews scoured area for clues. A Coast Guard cutter reported possible object but found nothing. Sixty six planes resumed the search at dawn.
The speaker blasted the act as a miserable fiasco likening it to Smile Connally's labor disputes law intended to curb strikes. He called it the horn of motion and warned Congress may impose more regulation, doubting it will turn out as hoped.
In a speech at the Palm Island winter home of Al Cupone era, Hoover warned of a nationwide rise in gang violence, hijackings and murders. He cited a to month crime jump by region and blamed parental neglect and penal system laxity for the surge, urging stronger enforcement and accountability.
Fragmentary text references crime, clemency, and a Pearl Harbor period inquiry. It mentions law enforcement and Hoover, with garbled dates and names, suggesting a historical discussion of security concerns before the Japanese attack and a potential alert to authorities.
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