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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1945
Page
1
Local notices list servicemen with units and home ties across the Pacific and Europe. Ranging from RAF hospitals to Navy and Army postings, the items detail awards, missions, transfers, and family addresses, capturing a broad wartime snapshot of hometown involvement.
Supervisor Bert areas reports Hoosick Falls ended the fiscal year with balances totaling 5 935.06 and the December welfare expenditures reached 185.76. Cyrus Spicer named as Speers and Justice Grant D. Smith alternate for Feb sessions in Albany. Village plans include bonding specs for the Brown Block site and rewiring the village hall.
The West Sand Lake area lists an annual congregational meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening January 17. The council will meet tomorrow at the parsonage. A chicken blood testing demonstration was given by Merril Zweig at Rock Acres Farm. Future club events include a sleighride dinner at Glass Lake House and a February meeting at Mrs Chariss Suliven's home.
The Permanent Savings and Loan Association reenacts officers led by President Harry M. Weir and treasurer Arthur A. McLinden. Directors include Durfee Rowley Brehan Rathbun Hutt with LaPorte and Leary elected inspectors of election amid a broad roster of long serving members.
Dispatches and military writers claim German armor and guns surpass American equipment on the western front prompting Senate Military Affairs Committee inquiries. Senators decry American inferiority and call for investigations into production and battlefield reports. Also news from Rome reports former PM Badoglio ill but not seriously.
Amaranth will be installed today at the Masonic Temple by the Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters with a dessert course at 2 pm. Tomorrow the Methodists parsonage hosts Mrs. Mark Kelley for a gathering. Also noted is Jenauskevice being rated Grat class petty officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve and serving as a first class specialist artificer optician aboard a repair ship in the Pacific.
Burton Allen Weinstein aged 18 of Troy has been called for active duty in the Army Air Corps combat service. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Weinstein, he is a Troy High School class of 19, a corporal in the New York State Guard, and recently promoted to corporal in Civil Air Patrol. He has been flying at Troy Airport with the Troy Fis ere under Rev. Robert G Mailers instruction.
An Albany owner Zwack condemns a display mimicking Japan's rising sun as revolting. He questions the intent and calls the exhibit a Plymouth Rock parody. The fragment hints at wartime sentiment and cultural offense.
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