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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1944

Page

9

New Year's Eve rules differ across many cities

New Year’s Eve celebrations vary as limits on alcohol and hours differ by city. Some places permit open sales and late hours while others ban or curtail sale on Sunday or after midnight. Issues vary by state and municipality, with many communities adopting local restrictions for the holiday.

New York Harts United 5 Chicago San Francisco Pattadeloni Cleveland Birmingham Sucdey Lauer Newark de Faveras Pias Georgia Louis Wit St. Louis Nortasiy Mol Kane Miefenpois

Navy Man Home For Christmas Surprise Visit

Robert Regadorn radioman Qe arrived home Christmas morning after seven months in the South Pacific to surprise his parents Mr and Mrs Fred J Hagadorn of 12 Bere Street Cohoes. He earned nine stars for participation in nine major battles over seas. A brother Kenneth J Hagadorn seaman Tyre who recently graduated from Treasure Island Selver of the control left Saturday after spending nine days with his parents. His wife Jean Glaz returned to California with him to resume work as a teller at the Bank of America in San Francisco Lustys Entertain Aft and Mrs A Leland Lusty of Tibbitts Avenue hosted a birthday party Sunday afternoon.

Robert FC Regadorn South Pacific Fred J. Haxadora Bere Street Cohoes Kenneth J. Hagadorn Sgeaman Jean Glaas California Bank of America San Francisco

Gifford Family News on California Visit Plan

Mrs. Ciford of 1515 Sixth Avenue will leave Thursday by plane to visit her son Ensign Robert Gifford in California after several months overseas. Paul Gifford hospital apprentice second class has completed boat training at Soh and been transferred to Bainbridge Maryland.

Ciford Sixth Avenue Plame Robert Gifford California Paul Gifford Airs. Gifford Soh Bainbridge, Md

Lieut Connally Home From European Mission Leave

Lieut Eugene F Connally Air Corps on a 23 day leave visiting his parents Dr and Mrs Eugene F Connally at 435 Second Avenue. He will report to Atlantic City NJ for a further assignment after leave. Also Lieut N Douglas White and wife visit his mother Mrs Henry Shaid on January 2 en route to California. White has completed two courses at Princeton University.

Eugene F. Connally Air Corps Second Avenues Atlantic City N. JL N. Douglas White Henry Shaid Fourteenth Street California White Princeton University

Lord's Wheat Project Aims to Feed War Needy in Europe

Tecumseh Quaker miller Perry Hayden with Henry Ford plans 100,600 bushels of Lord's wheat grown from a kernel and harvested on 215 acres to aid war destitute regions. The program, begun in 1942, tithes 10 percent to Tecumseh Friends Church and envisions a postwar handover of the yield to relief efforts.

Milwaukee Perry Hayden Tecumseh Mich Hayden Detroit Henry Ford Ecumseh In Ford Tecumseh Friends Church Albert AY Marsh

Weather conquering flyers forecast for postwar air travel

CAPT ROBERT N BUCK of TWA predicts airliners will fly 365 days a year after the war as weather challenges fade. Buck, veteran of 11 000 miles of storm chasing from Alaska to Newfoundland, says static in storms will be less disruptive and that modern aircraft will routinely beat weather. His crew, based near Wright Field, has tracked storms from 300 miles out to 36 000 feet, testing weather data while airport forecasters monitor current conditions.

Kankzas Cin Mo Robert N. Buck TWA Buck Army Wright Piesd Darton Alaska Labrador Newfoundland Westfield N.J Midwestern East Coast Florida Kansas City Chicago Kirksville Buckang Miami Buck Bgan Burbank Cal Columbus Burbank C. OL. Johnson Johnson Barney J. Dowd Bil Foley Guy Arnold ATC Philip W. Couch Jerry Jarrard Ralph O.aigres

On the Air Radio Schedule Fragments

A fragmented radio programming list shows listed shows and times across various stations and hosts including Timekeeper and News segments. The mixed OCR reads like a weekday schedule with programs such as Morning Melodies Breakfast Club and News reports, with scattered names and times.

J.fry—Thoy AL Me ap-News Renesas Jack Berch Nova Iamaur Manora Texas Jim Lewis Melois

Teeland Vital Cog In Flying Ships Across Meeks Field

Report describes Sealand wp-ther air operations to Britain from Meeks Field Iceland. It notes multiple aircraft crossings from Goose Bay to Greenland, details pilots’ routes, weather, and the role of Eastbound combat craft and Westbound transports. It highlights wartime medical handling and Meeks Field’s place in Iceland’s defense under Gen Key and Brig Gen Duncan.

Goss Hugh BF Gichrist Clinton Okla ATC Mander Roger HH. Keuse TWA St. Louis New York Britain Earie Duncan Dorhaz Albert D. Chipman Grand Rapids

Texas Traffic War Border Large Cities Plans for Postwar Roads

Texas urban planning officials study new traffic guidance to manage postwar growth in larger cities. After evaluating movement patterns, planners reject core-district routing and bypass schemes in favor of routes that direct heavy through traffic to business-edge corridors while allowing intersections off main arteries to reach destinations. Final plan to city adoption then state approval for future construction.

Austin Tex Atralie Texas Sun Sate Highway Department Jac Lo Gubries Gubbles Slan Sinai

Athletes May Pass on New Physical Tests

Washington reports that new physical standards for selective service may not exclude all athletes. About 45 professional players called for reexamination could still be rejected, while some may qualify for induction. The issue centers on whether older players in professional sports fall within the review scope and how this affects Army and Navy examinations.

Washington Psiey Amy Navy Ito Army and Navy Ces Byrnes

Unclear OCR fragment hints at military review and agriculture notice

Fragmentary text mentions men to be taken to future review process for induction if physically acceptable. References appear to Madison Wisconsin and overseas soldiers. Also mentions Elder Gereté C. Anderson and a guide title about free herd.

Madison Wis Dome Wieceperimet of Agriculture Gereté C. Anderson Adonira Istanés

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