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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
5
The hearing for Harald Conprove, 29, of Springfield Mayo, charged with negligence in the Albany Pittsfield crash that killed six people was postponed yesterday at Hudson until December 2. Bail of 6000 was continued by Justice Edward Bronker Cosgrave.
A dubious health alert touts a miraculous cure for pinworms using gentian violet in a PAW tablet. It claims to remove pinworms with easy dosage, promises guaranteed satisfaction, and urges readers to ask their doctor for Jayme's Pin Worm product.
A large number of enlisted and commissioned personnel were honorably discharged at Fort Dix over the weekend, including many from the Troy area. The list names First Lts. Poupart DeLollo Englis Brazier and others, along with several noncommissioned officers and privates from Troy and nearby towns.
A simple home remedy for coughs using Pinex and syrup. Mix 1 cup Pinex with plain syrup or corn syrup and water to create a quick relief cough syrup. The recipe emphasizes no cooking, easy preparation, and a claim of safe, effective action on throat and bronchial irritation with refund if not satisfied.
A long list of service members and their home addresses is named, including S/Sgt. John J. Witbeck 2241 Fourteenth Street and Sgt. Harold G. Brass 709 Sixth Avenue, among many others. The report also notes several discharge dates and locations such as Tampa Florida March Field and Jacksonville Florida, highlighting family connections like Margaret Etoll and Genevieve Etoll with brothers in the service.
Rochester man Carl Hess of Fairport, a 46 year old switch engine crewman, was killed instantly Tuesday when he fell under the wheels of a moving cell operator car he was working on.
Dr James C Boland of Troy Health will address the Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association at a 730 pm dinner meeting at The Hendrick Madison. William A Toohey, president, will preside. Boland, a La Salle Albany Medical College and Harvard School of Public Health graduate, left Troy in 1936 for state service and returned in April 1944 as Troy health commissioner.
Windsor Ont Ford Motor Co of Canada rejected a CIO United Automobile Workers proposal to arbitrate all differences in the union security strike that idled 19 000 workers. Local 200 had asked arbitration within 94 hours of negotiations and for a decision in that period while workers could strike. The company said it forwarded its views to Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell Dec 11 before going public.
Valley Palls Corp and Marshall McGraw returned to Mitchell Field after a weekend there. Miss Ruamy Van Vleck, who had surgery at Troy Hospital, has gone home. Mrs Lola Brown and her son Larry of Schenectady visited Mrs Derrick Lohnus. Mrs Leslie Gilford, just back from visiting her mother Altra Edwards, has returned to Jamaica, L. I. Carl Service with nativity scenes will be at Math Lodust Church on Sunday Dec 16 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Edward Le Prickett will host the W.S.C.S. afternoon group tomorrow evening at her home. A Christmas dime-card party will be held.
West Sand Lake Methodist Church hosts a noon chowder sale to raise funds. Dorothy Harding Mrs Al fred Carner Mrs Glarys Corner and Miss Sarah Wergex spent the weekend in New York.
The eight man American military government court convicted all Dachau defendants as war criminals after nearly a month of hearings. Brig. Gen. Lenis read guilty verdicts with the court noting two-thirds majority for each. Sentences to be pronounced later, with death appearing likely for many.
Rowhead Cal NY On June 11 1009 Mrs C C Greanawait mailed a malted pont card to her friend Mrs Laura Williams. About 36 years later on September 15 this year Mrs Williams received the card.
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