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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
12
James Marlow surveys the rift over compulsory military training as Congress weighs a plan to train young men for a year with health and discipline benefits cited by supporters and concerns about democracy, civic self discipline, and long term impact raised by critics.
Advice on improving digestion notes that poorly digested food causes headaches and upset. It praises Carter's Little Liver Pills to increase digestive juice flow and ease symptoms, claiming relief in minutes. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
In a close intramural basketball opener at Heatly High School Tuesday Dartmouth led by Thomas Greaves and James Appiane with 7 points apiece edged Tulsa while Navy defeated Notre Dame 7 to 5 with Captain Richard Berger scoring 7. Captain Berger and Haymond Singleton starred for Navy as losers included Captain Joseph Sheady and Edward Fichestier. Also noted were Legion meetings, furlough updates, and obituaries including Catherine McNulty of the village.
Governor Dewey calls for a temporary state food commission to assess conditions, set a broad program for production and distribution, and establish a fast honest marketing system for fruits vegetables eggs and milk. He links postwar stability to agriculture and urges housing and working conditions for migratory laborers.
Washington D C. Congress convened with solemn wartime tone as both chambers met at noon. The Senate debated seating Homer Capehart while Democratic leaders urged justice department review. Indiana citizens were accused of voting irregularities. House re elected Sam Rayburn as speaker and prepared to form major committees on war and government spending.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower said he was confident that 1945 would bring Allied victory and peace in Europe. In New Year messages with Marshal Bernard Montgomery, he discussed plans for joint command on the western front and Montgomery pledged loyalty and support.
Mrs. Jute Hin sité of Rob f tert King died suddenly after a medical call from a nail band. Dr. Thomas Aldricen was summoned. Coronar iCharies Cote pronounced him dead on arrival.
A one story structure housing a cafeteria library music room and dance area for Negro troops at Fort Devens burned early yesterday. Post officials estimate the loss at over 100 000 dollars.
Dr. Richard J. Teste begins solo practice in the city after graduating from the University of Buffalo in 1843 and completing a year of oral surgery study at Bellevue Hospital. He has recently associated with Dr. Harry M. Seldiz in New York for several months.
The Albany Diocese bishop G Ashton Oldham will visit Grace Church on Feb 38 for the sacrament of confirmation. Tests are held each Friday after school at Clark Memorial parish house. Aviation Cadet Thomas F Newman has returned to Greenville Mississippi. Katient Court St Monica CD of A met with Mrs Sarah Whalen to plan a retreat Jan 21 at the Franciscan monastery in Troy. Obituary Mrs Andrew Palitseh died suddenly Tuesday night at Samaritam Hospital. The annual Waterford Methodist Church school meeting and election is at the church with a supper and reports to follow.
A House special committee dated yesterday found nothing basically wrong with FCC operations though critical at one point. Chairman James L. Fly, created two years ago to probe the agency, urged legislative revisions to clarify powers for the FCC and the radio industry. Two Republican members dissented, issuing separate reports accusing Fry and the commission.
A motorist was fined 35 dollars in Troy Police Court yesterday for passing a red light in the business district. Charles Shafer, 32, owner of a newsroom on MS Piter Street, was among those arrested by Patrolmen Donovan and Johnson on traffic charges.
Gore B Capp author of adventure stories dies at 42 in Hastings on Hudson after his mother Mrs Evelyn Fiet seher Capp, a retired music teacher and originator of the Fletcher music method, passed away. Capp, born in Mase, formerly worked as a member of the star of the Ch Science Monitor in Boston.
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition statements of all national banks and insured banks as of close of business Saturday December 30, requesting a full financial snapshot from each institution.
The Cohoes Imperial Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Masonic Temple with 2 W. Groesbeck of Troy presiding. Elective officers include Elaine Hutchinson, Charles J. Eilett, and Martha Cole, among others. Degrees were shown for new and outgoing matrons, vocal pieces by Frederick Malpass, and a social period followed. A separate social by Cohoes Lodge No. 1317 is planned at Oneida Street with William Miossey as arrangements head.
A collage of reader items covers radio ads and classifieds with errors in spelling and usage. The piece notes misprints from various papers and a call for a Spanish pronunciation guide by Frank Colby.
A Cohoes man, a World War II veteran who lost an eye and suffered severe injuries in battles from Sicily to Rome, seeks one more operation to restore sight. His brother Richard cares for him in their hometown while plans to return to England with the Army Medical Corps are mentioned.
Three Cohoes servicemen return from long overseas service in the Pacific theater. Pte. Adam Lipine and Pvt. Joseph J. Koncewicz report for reassignment at Lake Placid. Lipine served 39 months in Asiatic-Pacific. Sergt. Willam S. Clark earned the Good Conduct Medal after 23 months with the 7th Army Air Force in Italy, holding the Distinguished Unit Citation. Lieut. Theodore Gillen, MD, graduates from Carlisle Barracks and is assigned to active duty. Naturalization, stamps, and local memorial events are noted alongside various service members and community figures.
At the first meeting of the year the Cohoes Common Council approved the corrected tax delinquent list. The council authorized tax collection measures including levies and notices, with proposed actions to borrow up to $64.06 to cover current expenses while awaiting 1945 tax receipts.
Miss Janet Ruth Bottum of Cohoes wed George FR Audeste a Navy petty officer of 23 Shannon Avenue Albany at St Joseph’s Church in a December ceremony. Rev Roblisle officiated with Ann DeCarlo maid of honor and Medard Breauit best man. Reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple left for a New York City trip. The bride, a Cohoes High School graduate, worked at Watervliet Arsenal. The groom, a LaSalle Institute graduate, served 28 months overseas including Sicily. The couple will reside with her parents.
Four Cohoes soldiers receive promotions or advancement in the armed forces. Gerald G. Sloane, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sloane, is now sergeant first class serving with the Army Air Forces in North Africa and Europe. Nicholas Soli, husband of Mrs. ... in the Women’s Army Corps at Fort Dix, promoted to private first class with combat service in Europe. Other names and details reference service overseas since January and ribbons awarded for good conduct and overseas campaigns.
Cohoes Se_ Service Board reclassified registrants yesterday into class TA for immediate service. The six named are Edward Cepiel Vincent Ma gano Charles Vallee John A Sebastian and Patrick O Rourke. Six placed into class 25f include William Carey Leo Charbonneau Joseph Pressimone and Francis Brescott. Knighs of Columbus Cobbes unit to hold a meeting to plan exemplifications and greet a large candidate group, Grand Knight William Trompley presiding.
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