Watervliet Soldier Dies Suddenly
Pte Edward I Cady wounded in France dies while in hospital after exposure to gas. Coroner reports, funeral details and services by local post and American Legion to follow, with Mr and Mrs Bdd Cady among mourners.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
9
Pte Edward I Cady wounded in France dies while in hospital after exposure to gas. Coroner reports, funeral details and services by local post and American Legion to follow, with Mr and Mrs Bdd Cady among mourners.
A parish timetable lists Masses across Watercliet and surrounding churches with multiple services. Notable times include 6:45, 8:20, 7:30, 10:00, 2:00, and 11:00 in various churches such as Church of the Jounacuinte and Sacred Heart of Mary. Clergy named include Rev Jerome G Searvox and Rev Donel F Cranin.
The Watervliet Club announces a New Years Eve celebration at the Italo Bath Social Club featuring music and a buffet luncheon. Helen Carroll Watervliet and Michael Busone will perform, with officers of the club presiding and a cribbage charity event planned. Reservations close at 9 pm on January 27.
A wartime report notes a drop in daily mail volume from 1 to 1 percent as military service members are discharged or redeployed. The piece mentions the loss of personnel and a push to maintain holiday mail flow, with references to civic posts and processing centers adapting operations during the season.
Sunday worship details list sermons and services across Watervliet area. Multiple pastors, times, and church names like St Gabriely Chapel and First Baptist appear with prayer, Sunday school, and youth meetings scheduled for tomorrow morning and afternoon.
A list of individuals connected to the Watervliet board and January quota allocations is provided. The document enumerates many names, including Myers, Hebert, O’Daniel, Lagdase, Shelton, Bepostta, Spethte, Wallin, Belin, Hanvisen, and others, along with associated roles or positions.
Testimony described brutal abuse at a Japanese camp with prisoners burned and tortured. Allied officers testified on war crimes, detailing the treatment of captives and the camp conditions as the tribunal examined responsibility and action by Japanese commanders.
A lengthy death notices column reports multiple Cambridge and adjacent area obituaries. Included are Veron F Henty of Kenyon Cam bridge died Thursday, with survivors listed and services at North Cambridge Methodist Church. Other deaths include Charles Ashton Brauntos and Henry F Gall, with details on births, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements. Interments set in Greenwich and Center White Creek Cemeteries.
The Burton family in Lakewood a Denver suburb honors Willa Burton niece of Abraham Lincoln whose 49th birthday draws community interest. Burton recalls the president’s 1881 farm visit near Lexington when he was about 32.
A mix of political commentary on postwar Europe and reader letters. Topics include pacifism, arms limits, and dictatorship versus popular governance, plus inquiries about schooling and employment services. Mentions Watervliet and Troy editors and a note from the Fifteenth Infantry in Tsing Tao China.
The article reports on a conference with Davin Ben Guilon and Moses Shudak about Jewish Agency cooperation amid British Palestine policy. It notes reduced capacity to cooperate against excesses, while underground radio blamed the National Military Organization for Thursday’s disturbances. Reports say residents were killed or wounded and civilians detained after explosions near police headquarters.
Fragmented prose traces State Department readings on personnel shifts and military balance in China and Greece, with references to Allen Dulles era figures, Marshall, and Barby. It notes debates on separating politics and defense from diplomacy as the Atom Federation looms and a humorous aside on atomic science humor.
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