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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
1
Sergeant John J Gavin returned from the Pacific theater where he served with Marine Bombing Squadron 613 as a tail gunner. He arrived yesterday on Mann Avenue to spend a thirty day furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Ho Gavin.
Motor traffic on the Congress Street bridge was halted for about an hour while a draw became stuck. Workers at the bridge reported the span froze in the open position just before 7 am and required towing to resume movement. Traffic was rerouted to nearby bridges until the draw finally opened enough to pass southbound vehicles.
Liberty Church announces a series of public forums featuring county officials and clergy. Rabbi Reuben A Stontin of Sunple, Judge Retbert Hamm, and ET Prurkins will preside, with specific music and a ten minute public Q and A to follow.
A wartime forecast from Stare of Golumbus Wis president of the Nabonal ICanners Association says canned foods will grow in use as households adjust to rationing and prices. He notes increased consumer awareness and supports a voluntary labeling program to inform buyers about contents and nutrition. Campbell of Woushing o De NCA urges sustaining high consumer purchasing power to keep canned food demand strong as employment and income influence buying choices.
A settlement was reached yesterday in a Albany County Supreme Court suit involving Frank Dantano of Pensselier and Chara Damiano. Details remain undisclosed as the amount was not announced. the incident reportedly involved a car crash near Glenmont Hill.
Russell Sage College Adult Education Program reveals 24 offerings for the second semester with seven new courses. Raymond C Henry CMP ment teaches Introduction to Water Colors, Miss Helen Wolvey instructs French, Dr Helen Corsa leads Contemporary Short Stories, Dr Werrll teaches Elements of English, and a course in American and King’s Literature will be delivered by Evangel Department members through a lecture series. Courses run week of Jan 7 with Curley Hall registrations Jan 7 12 and Jan 8 11 from 9am to 5pm and 7 to 9pm. Classes are evening, open to men and women, and some credit options available.
Postoffice hours for Christmas were released by Postmaster Frank Woollins. Window reopenings begin at 7:30 am and will continue through December 7, with Wednesday closures noted. The notice emphasizes extended service to handle holiday mail and stamp sales.
Reguine Sabbath services open today in city synagogues. Rabbi Reuben Slomin speaks at 8:30 pm at Temple Beth Ei. Saturday services begin 9 am with religious school children. Sunday 8:30 am hostswi by Mr and Mrs David Weasberg. Bat Mitzvah club breakfast service. Religious school meetings set. 7:30 pm rabbi Slonim to participate in form at Taberty Presbyterian Church. Monday 1:00 pm Women’s Study Group at Mig Slowm home. 1:00 pm rabbi Slonim meets Con secration Class. Daughterhood meets Wednesday 8 pm. Hemet School sessions Mon–Thu 4–4 pm under J Pt fer. Temple to day 8:30 pm sermons for 70th anniversary of Hebrew Union College. Rabbi Julius Kaufmann discusses Creative World of American Liberal Judaism. Confirmation Class with Rabbi Gutmann Sunday 9:20 am. Assembly 16:20 am honors Hebrew Union College anniversary. classes Sunday 10:40 am and Monday 1 pm. Rabbi Githan delivers anniversary charge. Service at Amsterdam Sunday 7 pm. David Mieshel Lokurz Hos to introduce spiritual leader Jabby Miechsel Lokurz. Theme Ye Shall Live.
Vermont and New York State Police search for two youths who escaped Rutland jail in cold weather. One, Donald Merrow 20 from Dorset, overpowered a turnkey during a transfer to Windsor. The other is Carl S Jones 22 of Evans Mills, whose estranged wife and child live in Saint Albans. Jones faced arraignment on evading the draft.
Prague reports that over 110000 or about 80 percent of displaced Czechoslovakians have been repatriated from Germany. About 500000 are listed as political prisoners, while 60069015 are described as conscripted workers. The unplaced persons assistance program cost roughly $1.7 million for transport and $2 million for rehabilitation aid. returns from France, Poland, Austria, Russia, Yugoslavia, and Hungary are in planning.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Railway Mail Association met Wednesday at Wagars Coffee Shop Albany with Mrs K G Tighe in charge. They voted to purchase Christmas seals, heard a report on pending postal legislation, and received retirement handbook material. Prizes were awarded to Mrs William Huston, Mrs Bertha Vantoenen, Mrs Wicert Hammond, Mrs Lape, Mr P Gero, and Mrs Kurton. The next meeting is scheduled for January 16 in Albany.
Testimony started in Sie meme Court for Renagolaet Counts before Justice Gilbert V Schencts and an 8 juries in the action for $200 000 damages by Elizabeth Lewin and Henry Lewin. Albert K King civil engineer testified on measurements and a building owner’s inspection at 3 River Stee. Lewin alleges she fell in the corporation slaughter house last August losing her left arm leading to amputation and resulting blindness. Court recessed, with remaining plaintiffs and witnesses to be examined. special Supreme Court term to convene in Albany today.
The text lists attorney assignments for a case with Murphy Aldrich representing the plaintiff and Broderick Sitron appearing for the defendant. Other names include Grace Oliyer, Robert BE Goley Construction Co, and James G Montross with Central Grayhount Lines Inc, indicating multiple firms involved in the matter.
The Alban District Office of Price Administration announced yesterday that prices for meals and beverages served on Christmas Day or New Year Eve 1941 will match those charged on the same day in 1942. Prices for New Year’s Day will be the same as those charged on New Year’s Day in 1943. Authority for the announcement was noted.
A summary notes an amendment labeled Amendment 9 to Restaurant Maximum Parcy Reputation No 2. The wording suggests changes to cap limits within the policy, with no further context provided.
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