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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1945

Page

12

Mrs Harvie Defies City Order Over OCM Records War Council to Rule

Mrs Harvie refuses to remove the OCM records despite city orders and says the Troy War Council should decide the office's fate. She cites plans to move records to the Welfare Department and preserves the office as a wartime tool with volunteers, salaries, and extensive registrations and services since Pearl Harbor. Local officials discuss the matter with Mayor Ahem and prepare to present to the War Council Friday.

Harvie OCM War Council Four Freedoms Eanes Il. Harvie New Street Feige DPW Harvvie John J. Ahes Rjte Troy War Council Harvie Wes Aayor Welfare Department Tferry Irsa Womon Troy Stat Edith Miler Oswald D. Heck Athen Itest Sirs. Miller OCA Emmily 3. Hanley Miller Cy Hall Pearl Harbor Red Cross Ahem James M. McGrath E. Stewart Jones George Matthews W. Frank — Leversee Robert A Block Mitton A. Schipsberg John $. Swariont John P. McManus William J. Burke William A. Riple George HL Krug

Allied War Costs Near 300 Billions

Washington estimates show total Allied wartime outlays around 590 billion dollars to date. The United States has spent about 232.6 billion, while the Soviet Union and Japan are noted as major earlier spenders with large war mobilization costs.

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Petersburg Social Notes and Event Highlights

Petersburg residents share New Year visits and holiday travel with family in nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs. Frank Cipperly hosting a weekend guest, Pfc. Richard Hubbard's Quantico pass, and Army air force veteran Hugh Manchester spending furlough with relatives. The Petersburg Parent-Teacher Association plans Men’s Night with Granville Hicks as speaker and a follow-up forum next week chaired by Rev. Howard M. Hills.

Petersburg Kathleen Waters L. B. Waters Frank Cipperly Troy CM. Wells Ernest Yorkie Florida Diane Horsfall Earl Simon William Walkher Jim Curtis Alphonza Hubbard Gertrude Uingener New York John Faesko Stanley Harwood Karl Hakes Malcolm Harrison John Edward Byron Jones Carl Doses Eagie Bridge P. Hull Arthur Cowee Hull John Little Dr. Little Sergi Hugh Manchester Army Air Florce Germany Manchester Roy Manchester United Petersburg Parent- Teacher Association Granville Hicks Fial Frank Wilcox Hicks Howard M. Hills

Women’s League Discusses Peace at Area Conference

The State League of Women held an area conference to plan postwar peace discussion efforts. Delegates from Albany Schenectady and local leagues shaped plans for distributing peace materials and forming informal discussion groups. Notables included Mrs Joseph Bourke of Syracuse and Mrs ME Cunninghams of Syracuse.

State League of Women Yat Joseph Bourke Syracuse State League ME. Cunpntings Zoraida Weeks Albany County League David Prince Schenectady A. L. Lusty W. F. Spafford E. A. Allen Sheldon Avenue W. FL Spafford Conway Court Lalso Hendrick, Hudson Bernice Smith Ferry Street

New England Storm Toll Rises Across Region

A severe New England storm dumped 3 to 16 inches of snow with Vermont seeing the heaviest snow, widespread highway closures, and dangerous road conditions. Temperatures fell, and officials warned of lingering travel hazards as communities prepared for continued disruption.

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Local Notes From North Hoosick Area

Residents and visitors share holiday updates with relatives in Boston Herkimer and California. Reports mention sewing for Hoosick Falls Health Center and a North Hoosick Home Bureau meeting planned for Wednesday January 17.

Tex Murray Buskirk Lewis Hipp Jay Slade Geretruds Sherwood Delmar Boston Hathleen Scott William Seou Herkimer Hoosick Hoosick Falls Raymond Pinger California Widleave Finzer North Hoosick Lwill Ati

Sibley Will Admitted To Probate In Pittstown

The will of Ralph S. Sibley, proprietor of the Head Spot on Hoosick Road, died in Pittstown on December 25 and was admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Dotohoe. Letters testamentary granted to a cousin. The widow Irene Clarse alleges misconduct by office officers during the probate process. Estate valued at about 40,000 with 20,000 real and 20,000 personal. Florence L. Sibley of Hedson Falls receives 2000. Howard Snyder Grave cousin receives 200. a sister Ethel J. Kerchrun. the widow to receive one third of residuary estate. six shares go to two daysh tere and two sons in Johnsonville and Stamford. Weatherwax acted as executor’s counsel.

Ralph S. Sibley Hoosick Road Pittstows Eaward J. Dotohoe Howard Larder Gray Johnscaville Mrr Sibley Distrey Earle J. Wiles Joan P. Weachervax Irene Clarse Tntermex Surrogate’s Court Westering Florence L. Sibley Hedson Falls Howard Snyder Jonssunvlte Ethel J. Kerchrun Stamford Uvo

Soldier pleads innocent in slaving case at trial

Pvt. George E. Sith Jr of Pittsburgh pled innocent before an American Army Trial Court to charges connected with the December slaying of Eric Teichman. Prosecution alleges he aided and abetted the crime as a foreign service operative. The case details describe weapon use and involvement of other co defendants.

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Syrian American Club Elects Officers

Election of officers was held at the club meeting on Sunday at 37 Fourth Street. Elected were Joseph Masher as president Bias Matlouk as vice president Charles Greige as secretary and Anthony Of as treasurer. Installation of officers will follow next Sunday night.

Gfpficees Syrian-Americcan Cid Ypurt Fourth Street Joseph NM. Masher Bias Matlouk Charles T. Greige Ganguer

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