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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
22
City officials in Watervliet deny a flu epidemic amid rumors. Edward J Sindespany and Wawird GC Diamond dismiss claims at a school meeting while Dr Robert Norns cites state data showing rising cases and up to fifty percent absenteeism in Ulster County schools, though no deaths are reported.
A health alert covers the period ending May 24 with watchful readiness for a spike in influenza cases next week. Officials warn the illness may start with fever and chills, followed by coughing and weakness. If mild, fever wanes in about two hours but lingering fatigue remains pervasive.
Maplewood School will sponsor a marionette show by Joseph Owens of Schenectady to be presented tonight at the Maplewood School for the benefit of the school fund. The show features puppets built by Mr Owens with his wife and daughter assisting. The program includes several numbers such as Montana Flyon and Fusry Wuezy Was a Bear Filta Akirm. A fire alarm response occurred yesterday at Twenty fifth Street and Third Avenue.
The Watervliet Home Bureau unit schedules its January session featuring Mrs Laurence Gilbert presenting “Lets Have Fewer Colds.” The event includes decorations, carols, and readings, with local officials and volunteers assisting. announcements note related civic activities and community programs.
After a year of development, a new electronic hotdog machine cooked from the inside out is ready for production. The device resembles a domesticated jukebox and discards hotdogs with buns intact, requiring customers to bring their own mustard. Dr W R G Baker of General Electric led the project with a mix of humor and technical curiosity.
Two young women linked to an escape of German war prisoners were released on charges yesterday after a federal judge granted a motion. Mrs Margaret C Wilson of Gainesville and Mise Alcan R Fisher of Perry were freed following the prosecution’s motion, with details noting a prior date involving the escaped prisoners.
Two women accompanying Otto Gunner and Johannes Pfeifer on a road trip to a war compound are described in court papers as aiding escaped prisoners. The Attorney General's office terms the actions more than a mere violation of law, with names and ages noted in the report.
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