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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1946
Page
15
Japanese participants in Huntville discuss democracy and the American way of life. About 200 prisoners of war camp graduates and college arrivals are noted. the program aims to gather information and explore civic concepts. Officials plan sessions for September and seek input on the project.
Inside a Japanese prisoner education program in a U.S. camp, Capt Willum A. Mutluwane notes inmates study democracy while maintaining their own beliefs. Prisoners read English news, discuss rights, and photographers may only shoot backs. They question hierarchy and exercise individual freedoms in daily routines and meals.
Local items report ill status of Eagle Mills student Jacob Colthamer and upcoming choir rehearsal at the Methodist Church. Visitors, relocations, and meetings across Troy, Winners store, Shamokin, and local clubs are noted, including Legion, Ladies Auxiliary, Loyal Women, and Christ Church circles.
Johnsonville and Syracuse visitors joined local families for church events at Grace Methodist and Westminster group activities. Miss Ida Whiteside of Easton spoke Sunday at a missionary service sponsored by the Westminster Group at the Presbyterian Church.
Stillwater community activities include Henris Heights Grange meetings and degree exemplifications. A dance contest, tableaux rehearsal, Pomona event, and Valentine lectures marked the week. Rosary Society, O E S session, and fire department plans were announced. Funeral services for Mrs Wagoner followed by a cemetery interment. Louis Bromfield book reviewed at the Fortnightly Literary Society.
Mrs John McNung gave remarks and Mrs Hing Doughty played a piano solo. Miss Alice Lawrence reported on recent legislation while Mrs Bing Dowshty presented current events. The annual meeting and officer election will be hosted by Mrs Sidney Hewitt on February 18.
Slushan Alts Harold Austin recuperating from illness. A regisar meeting will be held at the Grange tomorrow evening. Mrs Myrtle Campbel visiting daughter Mrs Chester Hampnl in Yonkers. W C D Willson plans to move from Hayes house to an apartment in Cambridge in the near future. T Edward Hayes and family from Aubury Conn expect to return home on Adams Street. Ralph Paul and Douglass ll ford of Easton visited Frank Dobhin Friday. Paul and Dowgl were discharged from the armed forces recently.
Deep South lawmen track a racketeering case where Filipino merchants and two accomplices attempted to buy a can of powder from a mobile storefront using a fake bond scheme. The plot involved a red wrapped can and a bag of 32 cans, with $3000 cash and $105 opened in a staged scam across the Gulf Coast.
A garbled plea from Bute College officials urges safer driving to reduce road fatalities. Advice includes clearing windshields, using defrosters, and ensuring wipers function. Tips cover reducing speed, increasing following distance on snow or ice, and using chains when conditions demand.
About fifty workers from Merritt Engineering and SesCo in Lockport UK were recalled after a weekend strike that began June 21. Company and United Steel Workers spokesmen said a satisfactory agreement had been reached, ending the rationing of jobs and resuming full operations.
The report outlines multiple sentencing outcomes for Japanese guards tied to wartime atrocities. Sentences range from life terms to decades in prison and executions, with some defendants receiving 30 year terms for alleged cruel acts. Names, nationalities, and specific charges are cited amid a fragmentary account of trial proceedings and penalties.
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