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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1945

Page

3

Christmas Party At School 16 By PTA

The School 16 PTA hosted a Christmas party with a holiday program by pupils. A 35-voice chorus directed by Miss Agnes L. O'Brien opened with Once Three Kings, followed by I Saw Three Ships and Angels We Have Heard on High. The program included Santa related plays by grades 18 and 1B, with recitations and carols led by teachers and the principal. Refreshments were served by Mr James T. Whitehurst as children enjoyed the event.

Parent-Teacher Association of School 16 Agnes L. O'Brien Fuc Tilo Cura May Wells Shirley Green Nancy Hinscill Felows Inhharge Maybelle S. Reynolds Mother Goose Maury T. McCarthy Santa Claus Frances Dwyer

GE Unveils Axial Blow Turbo Jet Engine

General Electric of Schenectady announces a new axial blow turbo jet engine shaped like a torpedo. It is designed to power military and civilian aircraft at high speeds, promising superior aerodynamics and fuel efficiency. Engine developed for the Army Air Forces aims to expand range and economical airship operation.

General Electric Co Senectady G. E. of Schenectady Works G.E Army Air Forces

Army Finance Office Moves to New York

The Army Finance Office at the Schenectady Army Service Forces depot will relocate to New York and consolidate with the main finance office by January 1 under a War Department order. Civilian pay checks for Voorheesville Depot will be delayed. checks dated December 28 will not arrive until January. White collar workers with a different pay day will get their checks on December 21 as scheduled.

Schenectady Army

Two U S Concert Soloists Banned by U S Authorities

In Bad Homburg Germany two American concert soloists, pianist Walter Morse-Rummel and violinist Guila Buslaho, are barred by the U S Military Government from German stages and from further appearances before U S troops. Morse-Rummel, born in Berlin, held German citizenship in 1944 and reportedly earned large sums from appearances across major German cities. Buslaho, Wisconsin born, has lived in Germany since 1933.

Bad Homburg Germany Nazi Germany Walter Morse-Rummel Guila Buslaho U.S Robert A. McClure Information Control Division Morse-Rummel Mixs Buslabo Telm L. & Troops Morsehrummel Berlin United States McChire Mise Eustabo Wisconsin Am Marian

Germany by the U S Consulate six months before Pearl Harbor

A statement notes she remained in Germany to finish overdue work six months prior to the Pearl Harbor attack.

Germany U.S Pearl Harbor

Store and adjoining residence burned at Kemia Heights

The old Van Wie store at Kemia Heights and the adjoining residence of Mr and Mrs Joseph Farnam were destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon. Fire departments from Stillwater Mechanicsville and Schuylerville fought the blaze but high winds prevented saving the buildings. The store, a longtime landmark, was once run by George Van Wie and later by his son in law Albert Schreber. at the time of the fire it was operated by William Talton.

Milk Pool suspension lifted urged by administrator Blanford

Br C J Blanford administrator of the Metropolitan Milk Marketing Areas urged revocation of the New York Milk Pool suspensions on 23 receiving plants including Crowley's Milk Co at Stillwater. He said reports show the suspended plants have met the 75 percent rule making suspension revocable.

Br. C. J. Blanford Metropolitan Milk Marketing Ares New York Crowley's Milk Co Stillwater Mr. Blanford

Army names staff to prosecute Homma for war crimes

The War Crimes Branch of the U.S. Army in the Pacific named a staff headed by Lt Col Frank B. Meek to prosecute Lt Gen Mahara Homma on charges of condoning atrocities including the Bataan Death March. The roster includes Manuel Lim Manila Army major, La Bragerite Schwartz Los Angeles, Capt 5. C. Hill Wamego, Paul to White Lincoln Neb, and Lt Abram Raft New York. Trial set to begin around January 7 with Maj Gen Basilio J. Valdes Maj Gen Leo Donovan and Brig Gen Arthur Tridente on the trial commission. General Donovan previously helped try Gen Yamashita.

Manila Alxaman Frank B. Meek Caldwell Ida U. & Army Pacific Mahara Honma Bataan Philippines

Christmas Activities Across Churches and Scouts

Church services and holiday events fill the weekend in Latham Masses Calvary Methodist Church and St Ambrose Church. Rev Burnham at Pitts Hose House leads morning services while church schools, youth groups and a carol festival greet attendees. Scouts host Christmas party with games and refreshments. Womens Society holds a covered dish, election of officers and Christmas music performances by Mrs Weed and Mrs Cathout. Sgt Walter Willder returns from Fort Dix after 34 months in the Army, 27 in Africa.

Latham St. Ambrose’s Church BH. Burnham Pitts Hose House Doris Paterson Scout Auxiliary Boy Scouts Girl Scouts William Williams Mizg Worrie Frown Walter A. Willder Fort Dix Africa Itty Calvary Methodist Church William RK. Williams Herfurl Roberts Dnnioy Fellowship Women’s Society of Calvary Methodist Church Presi-dent William Ff. Webster, Sr Walter Willbur Miles Hewitt

Memorial service for Curtis Jones at Poestenkill Lutheran

The Poestenkill JJam announces a memorial service at the Lutheran Church to honor Curtis Jones whose wife died serving in Europe in World War II. Rev. Lauren Grandy to preach with the Brotherhood presenting the service. The Lather League meets Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at the church. Frank Willman on leave from the Navy visits his wife and children. The Scout executive committee meets Tuesday at Kenneth Davis’s home. A new Loy Scouts charter application is filed and boys plan a Christ ay week hike and February parent Scout banquet. Officers reelected include Scoutmaster Kenneth Davis and Rev. Lauren Grandy, with duties assigned across committees.

Jjam Lutheran Church Curtis Jones Europe Brotherhood Lauren Grandy Lather League Frank Willman Pacific Scout Mel Kenneth Davis Loy Scouts G. Reed Sharn Rolf Jéngen Lucien Wayar Merri French Harry Georgen Toland Trathen John Buble

Ex servicemen Improve in Akron High School Classes

Akron reports sixty ex servicemen entered the fall term to resume studies and few dropped out. Head of curricula describes their wartime discipline as improving their class work. Former GIs, ages late teens to early thirties, integrate smoothly with peers as they return to textbooks.

Akron O.up A. J. Dillehay Haru Hle

Schenectady Soldier's Return Home Sought

The Ameri can Red Cross seeks Sgt Abbed D Ammonnassa of Schenectady for possible return home after serving with United occupation forces in Japan. His mother Mrs Nancy D Am miassa died of a heart attack at 817 Magon Street and within 15 hours his 20 year old invalid sister died of grief. Sergeants Ammnassa remains in Japan with discharge papers.

American Red Cross Abbed D'Ammunosso Schenectady United St ‘Tne Japan D'Ammminassa Nancy D'Ammiassa Magon Street Slster JG Ammnassa Ja

Grafton Figures Highlight Local Visits and WW II Post

Mrs Margaret Sheridan and Mrs Ethel Van Buren spent Wednesday in Troy. Miss Gertrude Jones visited Mrs Fred Lamphere Monday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Menter of Berlin recently visited Mr and Mrs Donald MacDonald and daughter. The newly formed V F W Post will meet at the Town Hall Monday evening. All overseas veterans are invited to attend and become charter members. The Grafton Post Office will move to its new location Monday hours will be 9 am to 12 20 pm and 2 to 6 pm and door open to 8 pm for lock box holders. The Third Infantry Division sustained 34224 casualties during action in World War II.

Margaret Sheridan Ethel van Buren Troy Gertrude Jones Fred Lamphere Edgar Menter Berlin Donald MacDonald V. F. WW. Post Town Hall Post Grafton

Deer Steals Hunter's Gun in Maryland hunt near Berkeley Springs

A deer grabbed a hunter's rifle during a Maryland West Virginia border hunt. A. B. Knight and Wada Sutterfield pursued the buck after it was shot, the animal overpowered Sutterfield and tangled the weapon in brush before sprinting away with the gun. The hunter later found the deer dead and the gun missing.

Mugerstowh A. B. Knight Wada Sutterfield Fairmont W. Va Berkeley Springs W. VI Maryland Knight Sutterfold Satterfield Atrop

Engagement Told For Doris Christine Tucker Wolfe

Greenwich Ar a nd Mrs Harold Tucker announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Christine to George Edward Wolfe son of Mrs Mary Wolfe of Saratoga Springs The wedding will be held in the near future The Liberty Post American Legion Auxiliary will hold an open meeting and Christmas party Monday at 8 pm at the Leilan rooms inviting all women eligible for Auxiliary membership to attend.

Greenwich Ar Harold Tucker Barber Avenue Doris Christine George Edward Wolfe Mary Wolfe Saratoga Springs Auxiliary of Liberty Post American Legion Leilan Rooms

Veteran of Both Wars to Reenlist

Aniltunapolly WL Walter Lines, 40, of Tridlunapolia, a veteran of both world wars, applied for reenlistment. He served with the Seventh Machine Gun Battalion of the Third Division in 1919 and the Army of Occupation at Soblens Gare Mutny in 102d. He was in the reserves in 1922, returned to active duty twenty years later, and again served in World War II with the 802nd Engineers and in the Pacific with the 15th Air Bomb Squadron.

Aniltunapolly Walter Lines Tridlunapolia Thi Army of Occupation Soblens Gare Mutny Hyowdle 802Nd Engineers Pacific S15th Air Baap

Party at School 13 18 PTA Hosts Christmas Party

The School 13 18 Parent-Teacher Association held a Christmas party at the school on Thursday. Mrs Eulalie Effron, president, led the business meeting. A program directed by Misa Catherine Cowan and Miss Francis McMahory featured plays by grades 6A and 6B and performances by other students with refreshments served.

Parent-Teacher Association Eulalie Effron Misa Catherine Cowan Francis McMahory

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