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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1945
Page
4
Crowds gathered in Chungking at Free Chara and UP Barbhouses despite official discouragement to celebrate Shey Pe uae Nev. The event drew many participants and reflected ongoing public customs during the lunar festivity.
The article notes the new State Police Training School opening under In Charge McGarvey. It mentions the curriculum including crime classification, care and use of restraints, arrest procedures, court procedure, and handwriting. Inspectors Ct and Ris supervise classes with instructors Mink Barber and others.
A Civil War era update recalls President Lincoln's support in the lost case of Cornelius Garvin, a Troy boy kidnapped from the Almshouse. General Baker details the Garvin investigation, bounty brokers, and delayed clues as Mrs Garvin pursued her son to Washington seeking relief from officials and a presidential letter.
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The case of Pvt. Donald Frederick of Glens Falls ends in denial of his appeal. The Mississippi Supreme Court yesterday overruled the suggestion of error and affirmed the electric chair judgment for the murder of Robbert Lipscomb in Jackson. The soldier was executed after the lower court ruling stood.
Arrangements are complete for the annual card party and fashion show by St Patrick's Church parishioners marking the fifth anniversary of Rev Williams Sheridan as pastor. George H Curley and Mrs Patrick Lane chair the event with prizes at each table and a fashion show featuring Miss Marian Dunn as commentator.
The District OPA reports a material cut in new car rationing allowances and predicts another reduction by March. Local boards note rising permit applications while about 150 to 200 cars may be removed from roads in Rensselaer County next year due to age and breakdowns. Efforts focus on conserving commercial vehicles and maintaining a ride-sharing strategy as public transit nears capacity. The OPA warns no additional cars will be allocated for rationing by midsummer under current quotas.
The Latham Community Association will meet Thursday night highlighted by an old timers round table confab with veteran members sharing memories of Latham. Participants include Adam Kalbfleisch Melvin Vandenberg George Bedell Germaine Casabonne Peter K Best Herbert Swatting sv Mrs Bertha Dedrick and Mrs John Oil. Ernest M Russell will give a brief talk and the Red Cross chapter from Rensselaer County supports the event.
The Air Ministry announced Sunday night that Berlin has endured about 61 000 tons of bombs during the war roughly one ton for every seventy inhabitants. About 15 000 tons were dropped by the U S Eighth Air Force and a test by RAF bombers.
Sergeant Albert Parker of Waterford will receive the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Infantryman Badge posthumously at a Thursday ceremony. The Waterford American Legion and Secon Service Command arrange for the decorations to be presented to Parker’s father Clarence A. Parker. Lieutenant Colonel J. E. Hammersley, Watervliet Arsenal inspector, will present the medal and badge. Parker was killed in action on July 12.
The Haskell School Parent Teacher Association hosts a Valentine tea at 2 pm with hostesses assisting. President Mrs. Karlvist Brown will preside. Miss Eleanor Rehberg leads the gym demonstrations by the school classes during the meeting.
Navy officials announced the Consolidated patrol bomber on a ferrying mission since January 3 was found near Brookings Oregon Sunday. All crew members were dead and no details of the crash or fatalities were given.
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