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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1945

Page

14

D and H Freight and Engine Derailed at Central Bridge

A D and H freight train and its engine derailed yesterday at Central Bridge blocking the two main tracks of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. Engineer Johnser of Oneonta sustained minor injuries. Wrecking crews from Albany and Oneonta set up an emergency spur and passengers were rerouted by bus and truck between Cobleskill and Delanion. Cause of the wreck not yet determined, according to the chief dispatcher.

Oneonta Central Bridge Delaware and Hudson Railroad Johsser Fromt Atoany Gdguc. Cwenty Fies Koute- Wes Schenectady

Supervisors Add $12000 for Snow Removal in Saratoga County

The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors approved an additional 12 000 for snow removal at a Bailston Spa Court meeting. Ray Williams the highways superintendent reported winter snowfall totals and noted 20 63 of the county’s prior snow removal budget had been spent.

Saratoga County Board of Supervisors Bailston Spa Ray Williams Balston State Department of Agriculture Ballston Federal Forestry Department Homestead Bang Pearl Carney Mechanicville South Glens Falls Glens Falls Moreau Edward Holland Bounty Public Wealth Committee Vincent Warne Seelie Assa Insurance

Old Saratoga Club Holds Late Birthday Party and Feb Luncheon Plans

Mrs Thomas Ronald hosted a late birthday party for her sister Mrs Lee Monroe with refreshments. Warren Hamilton announced at the hotel Schuyler luncheon that officers will be nominated February 20. Guy Ripley T K Bullard and Louis Follitt were named to prepare the slate. Bullard urged support for the Red Cross drive. a Red Cross speaker could not attend due to transportation issues. J W Buchdahl will host a speaker February 20 and J B Deyoe will entertain on March 6.

Thomas Ronald Lee Monroe Warren Hamilton Hotel Schuyler Guy Et Ripley T. K. Bullard Louis E Follitt Red Cross W. Buchdahl J.B. Deyoe

Waterford Fourth Quarterly Conference at Methodist Church

The Waterford Methodist Church held its fourth quarterly meeting Sunday with Prov. Cassius J. Miler presiding. Reports from organizations were read, the annual budget approved, and Dr. Siler spoke on Crusade for Christ and church progress. A long list of stewards and committee members was elected and announced, with many individuals named for various roles.

Waterford Methodist Church Cassius J. Miler Albany Methodist Conference Siler Chur Methodist Church Clarence Anderson G. Raymond Anderson Harry Baker Arthur F. Brown Chester A. Bull Mel Lynn Cole Ruth A. Durechér Sophia Gregg Sidney E. Hammerster Wilford Holcomb Isabel Heep Raymond W. Laverger Thomas C. Lavender Arthur Lear K. LaVan Robert C. Lyte Iaid L. Marine Victor A. Pitcher Charles E. Pollock Lawrence F. Quimby Louise“ Reitabert Ernest Robinson Harold Salisbury William G. Spry May Steenburgh Grace Swailing Norman Sweet Caroline van Fitt James T. Williams Roscoerd Wiliams Edgar Zeh_ Oiherz Natalie Lear Louise Reimherr Grace E. Swailing L. F. Quimby Edger Zeh Don ‘Ald L. Marino Board of Education Marvin Hazzard Young People’s Bivirgion Youth Fellowship Victor R. Pitcher Methodist Men Edgar Zeh Annnual Conference Victor F. Pitcher Constance Perry Mary Sprry Church Board of Missions Victor Pitcher Mfr CA. Buil Raymond Anderema Willard Holcomb Donald Marino Raymont Lavender Miss Swatling John Sweet Norman Sallsville Edgar Zech

Red Army Advances Across Western Poland and Nearby Fronts

Soviet forces pushed toward Breslau as Berlin warned tank spearheads crossed the Bober near Bunzlau and moved toward the Saxony frontier. In Ukraine, the 1 mile front near the Baber River marked continued pressure as Russians cut rail lines and encircled key German positions. Across much of Pomerania and Silesia, Germans faced encirclements and heavy resistance while casualties mounted. Obituaries note local resident J B OConnor of Waterford, a WW II veteran, with funeral plans at St Marys Church.

Jazicnica Bislako Bietitas Ivan S. Hironer First Ukraine Baber River Runrisu Breslau-Berlin Senzlin Bunzlau Breslau-Leipziz Prague Czechoslovakian Sudeten Neisse Goerlitz Bunzlan Breslau Pomerania Schneidemueht Stargard Stettin Tuetz Neuwedell Schneidemuehl Katies Joseph BP. O'Connor Waterford St. Marys Church St. Mars’s

New Girl Scout Group Organized in Troy Area

A new Girl Scout troop, Troop 25, formed in the Troy area with three scouts under the direction of Mrs Janes Broomied. The organizing ceremony included advisory members Mrs Bred Bush Moorin and William Dorser, with plans for future paper drives and collaboration with nearby Boy and Scout groups.

Lawrence Coursa Bal Henry Ze- Barker Masie Wiekiewes Rose Login Bred Bush Wiliam Dorser Snetre

Allied Push Across Western Front Advances Near Kleve

Western Front reporting shows British and American forces pressing the German line in western Europe. Canadian First Army under Gen Crerar moved southeast of Kleve and captured Hau, two miles below the city, as river flooding and dam breaches affect positions along the Roer front.

Europe Proem Be Rhin Kleve Montgomery Che Hleve Eisenhower Aachen U. Ninth Roer Ruhr Muenchen-Gladbach U.S. First Armyi Henems Heer Schwammenauer H. D. G. Crerar

Big Three Discuss Postwar Germany Peace and Reconstruction

The leaders outlined a plan to study German compensation to Allied powers and considered Moscow as a base for a commission. They signaled Germany would not join the family of nations until Nazism and militarism are eradicated, amid expectations of a lengthy postwar era.

Germany Moscow Europe Ter

Mountain View Firemen Plan New Quarters

Mountain View volunteers discuss erecting a larger firehouse on Morrison Avenue to unify community efforts. The committee reviews land offers, fundraising plans, and adds new members while planning future negotiations and joint ventures with local groups.

Mountain View Sir Jaques Wecevdes Frank A. Dener Morrison Avenue Peter Geedil Daniel Riley Earle Miller Frita’ Kirsch Pal Association Mountain View Club Furlong Faery Pris Donald Pitcher Frank W. Harrat Richard Odonnell Sir. Hndebrandt Bir. Jaghes Andrew Surgeon Onigin 2Uxiliers Talor

Green Island selects McDav er for village presidency nomination

Charles Jr McDermott death leads to Democratic caucus nomination of Green Island M Daver for village chief executive. Mc Daver previously served on the Board of Trustees and the party discusses officer terms and vacancies. A March 7 election is planned with board nominees Harry W L Davis Theodore Gilboe and others. Edward Du off High Street injured in bus collision. condition described as good at Troy Hospital with investigation ongoing.

M.daver Charles Jr McDermott Green Island Democratic Patt jJastalzhi Corporation Hall Mc Daver Toor FL Harry WL Davis Theodore Gilboe Presnoumbenix Sy Termis Jusee Viliaz Mart Weassgres Jena J Chain Miy Jemes Dorie Fran Ang Eaaward Hetern Jegay LaLiharie

Curzon Line Talks Stir Polish Soviet Recongnition

Fragmentary note reports discussions among Polish groups in Stas with officials linked to the present provisional government. Mentions Soviet recognition and consultive sessions involving commission members and exchanges on boundary lines and governance.

Clack Merz Stascow Comsulz Frotr

United States representation in Poland dispute highlighted

The article argues the U S should have representatives in Poland amid the Polish dispute. It notes no American reps in Poland since its liberation and calls Sersiemen a key figure in Allied relations, describing the dispute as central to the broader problem.

United States Poland Sersiemen

Association Elects Albany Leader as Temporary President

Berner A. Birxe of Albany has been elected temporary president of the New Ace State Association, according to a brief meeting report. The appointment aims to guide the group through ongoing organizational adjustments.

Berner A. Birxe Albany

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