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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1944
Page
20
Vincent Marmare a 58 year old Bestor and Maine Railroad worker was injured in Mechanicville when a car backed into the yard slipped and his left arm was severed below the elbow. Dr George A Wilson attended the injured man at the scene.
Rev. Arthur H. Landmesser of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will address the Troy area Methodist Ministers Association at the YWCA Monday morning on the topic The Ministry to the Sick. A man was rushed to Troy Hospital in DeMarco's ambulance after an incident with Mechanicville and B&M police officers. his condition listed as fair yesterday.
In a lively sales pitch, Sue Bonner touts Bine Bonner Margarine as tasty and honest tasting. She highlights use of rich vegetable oils fresh pasteurized skim milk and notes months of recipe work to please readers with a real table spread.
Yin Tso analyzes Tokyo’s post Pearl Harbor caricatures of the United States. He notes cartoons depicting Roosevelt as a demoralizing villain and American soldiers as fearful, while Japan promotes the notion of overwhelming American power and impending doom for Japan if defeated.
Local youths join the Navy with basic training at Sampson and Bambridge Field. Motor mechanic second class promoted and stationed in England. World Day of Prayer observed by cooperating churches with Mrs Truman Kilburn directing the Women's Society program.
Albany reports a proposed law by Sen. Floyd E. Anderson to allow recipients of aid to keep benefits if earnings stay below half the aid value. Other bills seek parole board powers to suspend sentences for vets in military or essential war work, and to regulate minors under 16 in public places after hours. A Syracuse University proposal would create a state school of industrial and labor relations to study history and practice.
Government article outlines relations between employers and workers with a focus on duties and rights. Mentions an appropriation of ten thousand dollars to support related programs or enforcement efforts.
Dianne Hutto, the final survivor of a quadruplet birth in Decatur Alabama, has died. The event ends a long awaited family chapter with local attention and historical interest.
A 23 year old wife of an Army private died yesterday morning at Benevolent Hospital from weakness and prematurity. Three siblings had the same fate. Her mother Mrs. Spencer Edmund Hutto, 23, was in good condition. The father, Private Hutto, 25, arrived from Fort Benning, Georgia.
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