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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1945
Page
6
Public tax sale notice lists parcels in the town and county with owner names and lot sizes, describing parcels, acreages, and locations. The document enumerates property owners such as Kennedy, Walsh, and Moore, with extensive land descriptions and grid-like references across streets and avenues.
A cluttered legal notice lists numerous names, places, and parcels across multiple towns. It references heirs, real estate tracts, and dates, with scattered mentions of filings and deadlines, indicating a broad public notice of claims and forthcoming actions involving diverse individuals and property holdings.
A lengthy historical notice outlines an auction by the county court with multiple parcels, including Alfred area properties and 140 acre tracts. It lists auction terms, dates, and involved parties such as the treasurer William F Lend, with references to lands, purchasers, and the legal framework governing the sale.
The Troy Public Library announces a one week exhibition of newly added books. Items include Flight From China and What Americans Think, a symposium by four experts, with other titles by Harkness, Alfred Hauper, and Georgy Bellaire.
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After two hours of debate the United Nations preparatory commission voted 25 to 5 to locate the permanent UN headquarters in the western United States, with San Francisco as the only western city seriously considered. The decision shifts focus to the north eastern United States and faces opposition over racial and regional tensions.
San Francisco Mayor James Lapham denounced the decision to locate the United Nations permanent headquarters elsewhere, calling the London vote a damp delight and a wind poll that undermines San Francisco’s bid. He spoke while awaiting a flight back to San Francisco after presenting the city’s argument in London.
Native of Troy, Rev James J Gainor Garnor named pastor of St Vincent de Pauls Cape Vincent effective December 91. He follows late Rev Thomas Owen. Gainor, son of Sir James Gainor, previously led St Johns Madrid. Edward Connally of Troy aided priestly studies at Holy Cross College and St Bernard's Seminary Rochester. Diocesan Youth Activities director since 1840 promoted Boy Scout work across Ogdensburg Diocese.
Washington reports Navy counter radar measures aided Pacific landings. Radar jamming and detection gear overwhelmed Japanese systems as U S forces identified blind spots and frequencies, enabling stealth approaches. Submarines gathered intelligence on enemy radar defenses and shared data to preempt countermeasures.
Washington reports six high ranking American officers have died since World War II ended. Lt. Gen. Alexander M Patch Jr died Nov 21 at Fort Sam Houston Texas from pneumonia. Maj. Gen. Leonard F Wing died this week in Vermont of a heart attack. Brig. Gen. Stuart C Godfrey was killed Oct 18 in an airplane accident at Galger Field Washington. Brig. Gen. Mortis Berman died here in November of natural causes. Brig. Gen. Joe L Louteenhelser is listed as missing since the carrier was lost at sea between Okinawa and Guam on Oct 7.
The USO lounge received a handwritten Christmas message from a serviceman praising Troy hospitality. The letter thanked USO staff for friendship and support and wished them a merry Christmas and continued success in their work.
A Saturday fire internal to Monaguo Elementary School caused extensive damage. Bulb of Setvgly Avenue reported losses estimated around $100,000 as authorities work to determine the cause and extent of the blaze during the Christmas holidays.
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