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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
23
Republicans insist dairy legislation is adequately handled and label Democratic praise as a red herring. Democratic minority leaders oppose and seek a legislative investigation into the dairy industry, an inquiry approved by the Assembly last year.
Nature's Remedy NY Tablets claim to be chemical free and mineral free with a 50 year history. The product markets Proleytegerabe a ten-vegetable formula in redients, available uncoated or candy coated and backed by claimed millions of users. Cautions urge following directions and offer a 25 cent box and smaller economy size.
Democratic leaders press measures to curb dairy abuses including short weights, require weighing milk in producers presence and tighten inspections. Bills seek higher court salaries, later retirement age, and a war ballot plan for armed forces voters. East Side Troy Library branch closes as School 16 remains shut.
A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 9 am in St Pauls Church Hudson Falls for Corp Leon LaPoint son of Mr and Mrs Augustus LaPoint of 19 Spring Street Hudson Falls who died in France on June 9 in action. Rev Arthur S Kiffin will be deacon and Rev Harvey L Desautels will be assisting. LaPoint married to Ann R Lanzo of 73 Lawrence Street Glens Falls and had served since February 18 1941. He formerly worked at the Hudson Falls Union Bag and Paper plant. Mayotte MacNaughton Post VFW Hudson Falls Post American Legion and auxiliaries are invited.
Platoon Sergeant Liston R. Posey of Delles, initially unable to swim, completed a six hour rescue swim in the South Pacific under enemy fire. He directed the dragged survivors to safety and ensured medical aid for the wounded sailor as Japanese gunners targeted him. The ordeal raised morale and drew public attention to wartime heroism.
Abner G. Dor man, 61, of Celeron New York, a conductor on a Jamestown trolley, died at his home Wednesday. The Jamestown West Leid and Northwestern Railroad collision last August killed two people and injured seventy. Coroner Samuel Borers ruled the death by own action.
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