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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1945
Page
1
Fragmentary notice reports a legal action linked to a death case in Shee Cogr area with references to January and local officials. Names and specifics are unreadable in the OCR. The fragment mentions a possible suit and regulatory actions surrounding the death.
Leonard Wager to be scoutmaster for Troop 2 announced at a meeting held Tuesday at the Pregsantdale School. George Johnson and others attended along with former Troop 1 master Fosimire and Robert Wagar as assistant scoutmaster. North District Commissioner M. Follets and Assistant Frederick P. Whitdng also present.
The Parent Teachers Association invites for a spaghetti luncheon tomorrow afternoon at the school to observe Founders Day. Chairman Mrs Patrick H McCune leads with Co chairman Mrs George Bohrer and a committee including Mrs Michael Frazio Mrs Har Mrs Nicholas Zecccaro and Mrs August Lemie. Dining room chair Mrs Theodore Youngs is aided by Mrs Raymond Priddis Mrs James D Brean Mrs Myron Mooradian and Mrs Robert Loeffler. Mrs Bernard C Smith presides as president.
The Board of Child Welfare approved aid for 444 dependents including mothers and kin across the state. Total year expenditures reached 309 064 32 with 85 925 26 reimbursed by state and federal governments. Board members listed include Miss Helen Waddell and Douglas Hudson as welfare commissioner.
More than 1,000 mothers of pre school children attend PTA meetings at Kansas City schools to discuss child rearing. The program traces to World War I and Mary Hermon Weeks who organized study classes for mothers and developed a course on physical, mental and social growth of preschoolers.
The OPA fixes ceiling prices for anti freez e products at 8 gallon $285 and 7 cents a quart for van ti n with glycerine base. The ceiling takes effect February with glycerine content at 95 percent. The price is reduced proportionately as glycerine content falls. OPA notes more of this war scare commodity is now available to civilians.
A Troy firemen delegation led by Capt. David Baro n attended the funeral of Harry E. Foster a former Troy Fire Department lieutenant. The service began at 9 30 am at residence 4 percent Fourth Street and continued at St Joseph s Church with a solitary requiem mass. Rev James A Nolan celebrated assisted by Rev Bernard Lawton and Rev James E O Neil. Organist Miss Julia Walsh presided. Bearers were Capt Timothy M LeMaire Lieut William B Shaughnessy Hoseman John J Scull James F McGovern Thomas L O Conser and George B Surke all from the department. Interment followed at St Mary s Cemetery with Father Nolan officiating at the grave.
Willow Run plant near Dearbors Michigan processes over 500,000 gallons daily using aeration to treat cyanide and other industrial wastes from B24 bomber production. In operation since 1942 the plant also handles dichromate nitric and hydrochloric acids and zinc sulfate with iron and time aiding treatment.
The library hotel remains open during regular hours with access to services and facilities as per standard schedule.
Representative Taylor opposed the $25000,000 farm census appropriation passed by a narrow majority. He argued the data is largely known, urged using funds to aid farmers with machinery, fertilizer, feed, and shortages, and contended production should precede census-taking. He warned the measure diverts resources from immediate agricultural needs.
Lieut Robert Semter a native of its city and resident here for years was killed in action in Belgium January 23. He was in line for promotion to captain when killed. He attended Senior 10, graduated from Lans ingburg High School, active in Boy Scout work, Troop 11. Survived by his father widow Beatrice Ladd waterbury Conn a daughter Beatrice Lily and brother Pfc Harry J Semler with the Marines in the South Pacific.
Dominick T. Cassella, a Private with the army, died in Belgium from wounds received in action in January. He entered service April last year and went overseas September. He worked at Adirondack Foundries and Steel Time of Watervliet and was the son of the late Sirj and Mrs Lonzo Cassella of Waterford. He leaves six brothers and two sisters. The notice mentions his unit and family but lacks complete personal details due to typographical errors.
A wartime radio broadcast states that Russian forces freed prisoners in German camps and that American, British, and French troops were welcomed by Polish crowds in Lochiin. The report notes identified camps and mentions Australia’s role in arbitration relations.
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