Three Saved From Fire in Schaghticoke
Firefighters rescued three people from a blaze in Schaghticoke. The Schaghticoke Fire Department stood by as crews worked to control the flames and ensure all occupants were safe.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1945
Page
3
Firefighters rescued three people from a blaze in Schaghticoke. The Schaghticoke Fire Department stood by as crews worked to control the flames and ensure all occupants were safe.
Col MeVickar, praised for Bastazne rescue, is reported dead in harbor in March. Listed as a veteran commander, he led forces across France and later worked as a New York City broker.
Denver dispatch reports the Western regional office in Denver received a telegram seeking Japanese Americans for housekeeper and gardener duties with board salary and transportation. The notice mentions other local social visits and a Coast Guard transfer, plus Henry L. Armington’s relatives visiting. Recovery of William Morse after a serious workplace accident is noted.
A dense church and community event notice lists services at First Presbyterian First Methodist and other churches with pastors and times. It includes Youth Fellowship at Westminster, Youth addresses, and Mass times at St. Pauls and Church of the Assumption, along with a Bowling League schedule and names of players and teams for upcoming matches.
In subzero night, Mrs. Murray B. Waddell gave birth to a girl while crossing a river in a horse drawn sleigh toward Saint John. She reached Moss Glen to fetch a doctor but delivered at home when he could not arrive in time. Mother and child are reported well. Followed by local observances for Lincoln's Birthday and community church notices and schedules.
German authorities order limited evacuation of foreign workers amid city defenses east of Berlin. Reports say ministers and key offices have left the capital while civilians flood the streets with barricades. A Himmler broadcast urged the Schoeideament garrison to hold, though Hitler’s name was not invoked.
Lawrence P. Beattey of this city is under arrest on a charge of grand larceny in connection with an automobile theft. He has admitted to bail in the sum of $3,006 set by County Judge Ry E. Casron. Bond signed by James Wand of Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Osmena wife of the Philippine president and a group of companions reached safety in the Philippines after a thirty mile bike trek through mountains. A US Army Air Corps radio photo shows the party at a unit in the islands. The report notes seven others unaccounted for and mentions American troops driving toward Manila before.
In Carmarthen Shire Wales Lloyd George of Dwyfor marked a birthday while recovering from a gale influenza attack. Reports say he is getting on nicely after the illness. The former prime minister during the Great War has recently been elevated to the peerage.
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