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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
5
The Parent-Teacher Association of Rehoot 34 held Founders' Day with a Tuesday luncheon. About 2259 children attended as Fongietsi lune was served. Mrs. Berard G. Ss presided over brief business and the luncheon program.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed the wartime accord among Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin. Senator Wheeler of Die-Most framed the conference as a victory for Russia while Senator Shipstead called it a victory for Stalin though not all cards are revealed. Churchill and Stalin previously outlined plans concerning Europe and Poland.
U S Senator David L Walsh of Massachusetts criticizes the Big Three Poland proposals as shocking to freedom adherents and contrary to the Atlantic Charter. He warns the plan sets Polish fate on Russian terms and threatens the role of smaller nations in the postwar world.
The Women's Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart outlined a food sale for March 24 with co chairmen Mrs Leroy Holt and Mrs Frank Tamroth and multiple committees for invitations table arrangements accessories and food. They also planned the annual silver tea in the school library from 3 pm to 6 pm with co chairmen Mrs Joan Casey and Mrs Rosalia McGrath and agreed to increase the Longion to the Red Cross and to seek funds for new books for the library.
War Petroleum Administration imposes strict limits on kerosene. No deliveries to homes with over 23 gallons on hand. Deliveries capped at 25 gallons. upgrading No. 2 fuel and furnace kerosene burning banned. Affects Troy Cohoes Watervliet and upper Hudson Valley areas east of Caxton Tompkins and Chemung counties.
On motion of counsel County Judge Harry E B Clinton orders Sheriff to return photographs and negatives of Anthony Marine to Troy city resident. Marine had been charged with second degree assault. indictment dismissed by County Court on January 4 after the complainant advised the prosecutor he did not wish to prosecute. Morris Simon represented Marine.
St Anthony's Church held its annual pre Lent dinner in the church hall led by chairwomen Mrs Michael Christopher and Mrs John Ririori. Reverend Anselm Sanniola and Sylvester DiNunzio spoke to Third Order members. Mrs Michael F Fazioli acted as master of ceremonies with an accordion solo by Miss Emily Cantanuticci.
Schenectady deputy sheriff William Gerber found a discarded brown envelope in a parking lot containing a wallet with currency, a check, and a War Bond worth 1790. A Chicago truck driver, Charles A. Arkhart, later retrieved his valuables and offered a $10 reward to the deputy.
An official of the Office of Defense Transportation announced a new ban on dog and cattle shows declaring them trade shows under War Mobilizer Byrnes directive. The policy targets exhibitions linked to intercity transport and housing, affecting events beyond the Westminster show in New York.
A critical editorial urges against Roosevelt era policy, accusing Byrnes and union leaders of pressuring civilian conscription to boost wartime production. It targets labor standbys, closed shop demands, and political funding tied to the war effort, arguing these moves erode civil liberties and shelter predatory practices amid a supposed labor shortage. The piece cites dockyard loafing, shipyard delays, and heavy union influence as evidence of political manipulation.
A fragmented passage discusses the concept of bomb speeds and theoretical travel limits, noting estimates around 637 miles per hour and questioning whether any aircraft could reach such velocity. It hints at the limits of propulsion and the challenge of surpassing this threshold.
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