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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1945
Page
1
A local group known as the mountain climbing and conservation club endorsed Lieut Col. MacRae of Albany for a state office. The meeting at Mrs. Sprouls home discussed MacRae’s service record and suitability for the appointment.
An advertisement claims rapid relief from thick bronchial phlegm and asthma symptoms with Bucklex Caz. It promises satisfaction or money back and urges immediate use to ease breathing and restore breath.
Rev. Brewer L. Burnett, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian, spoke to the Rotary Club on the high cost of peace. He warned that tax rises and concessions could inflame political tensions while stressing the need for steady leadership and public understanding to sustain peace. The talk, introduced by Charles M. Brenna of Albany, drew appreciation from Rev. Richard Cusmin.
Boer Scouts from Troop 24 of St. Peter's pass first class tests in aid and rifle glass tests in Grafton under Scoutmaster Lawrence Sepp. Recipients Edward Sweeney James Clinton Leonard Johnson Robert Gleason and Joseph Hepp acknowledged for achievement.
Stillwater notes report Grange meeting at which the year’s officers were chosen and a purchase for a new hall store was announced. Florence Pickett of Rock City Falls attended as Lady Assistant Steward. Dorothy Rogers led songs and readings with Hart Hale and Spencer Hehloge in a recreation number. refreshments were provided by local members. Obituaries include William Nutting with services at 2:30 pm. burial at Sullevateya Cemetery. Fortnightly Society met with review of Treasury of American Folklore and election planning for February 19.
Grand jury heard evidence in the Irene Clark case tied to Ralph Sibley’s death. Prosecutors plan to call two witnesses as the proceeding unfolds at the care house. The Clark defendant, denying charges, brought two doctors who attributed death to acute alcoholism, not a stab wound.
Police report two people bitten by dogs in Troy yesterday. Herr Berniche 38 of 2975 Fifth Avenue was bitten at initon Street and Witch Avenue and taken to Troy Hospital by radio car. He suffered two lacerations on the right wrist. James Powell 13 of 462 Highth Street, a LaSalle Institute student, was bitten on the left hand by a German police dog at Division and Fourth Streets. He was treated by Dr J B Coughlin. The dog owner is unknown.
Local churches announce services and meetings including Trinity Lutheran Ash Wednesday devotion and a Friday Salem Evangelical choir gathering. Troop 25 Boy Scouts join Trinity Lutheran's Sunday service. residents host prayer at George Bamebr home.
The La Salle Club of La Salle Institute announces the second annual minstrel review to benefit the school. Production will be directed by Ar Kelly with Kelly accepting cast registrations today from 7 to 9 pm at the school office. The event includes support from the school’s Fathers Club and the Children’s Club, with J Hol named general chair for the overall committee.
Washington says Japanese port of Kobe was bombed twice in the heavy raid Sunday. Radio Tokyo reports two additional planes over Kobe but does not confirm bombs dropped. Recon photos show one major industrial plant substantially destroyed by fire. 34 fires remained burning but were out 24 hours later.
The Catholic Women's Service League and Hendrick Hudson host Rev Harold Gendtiner of New York for a lecture on Wednesday February 28. Mire Maurice G Osborne chairs the committee and ushers plan details with a long slate of committee members. Tickets are obtainable from any committee member.
Lake Luzerne resident W Barrett, a 25 year old 5 foot 3 inch 130 pound Marine and Medal of Honor recipient, was wounded on a Normandy beach. He spent four hours aiding the wounded and carrying messages under fire before being hit by shrapnel in both hips. He is assigned to Army ground forces headquarters and seeks a post as combat instructor at Camp Roberts to complete his recovery.
The House Banking Committee approved the George Bill after defeating three Republican amendments. Supporters seek to separate the federal loan agency from the Commerce Department to speed Henry A. Wallace’s confirmation as secretary of commerce. The Senate passed the bill last week and deferred Wallace’s nomination until March.
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