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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
5
An London broadcast reports Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York not entrusted by Pope Pius XII with a mission. Swiss and Rome dispatches note possible future peace talks and great diplomatic activity, with vague references to a potential appointment.
Severe cold grips New England with temperatures plunging below zero. New Haven reports 3 degrees as record lows spread through Banger Presaue Ise and surrounding towns amid a bleak winter spell.
In Florence American WACs take ballet classes above a gymnasium taught by Kyra Nijinsky and aides. The article notes hopeful pupils, Nijinsky family ties to Budapest, and memories of Serge Nijinsky as the war looms over a storied dance lineage.
Kyra Nijinsky recalls a tumultuous career and brutal wartime hardship. She describes early American schooling, a dramatic shaping by New York and Europe, a controversial marriage to Igor Merkevitch and the brief, faded Nijinsky lineage through son Viasay the Younger.
Carl Drube returns to Potsdam to attend Normal School Mn. Mr and Mrs Pe Kipp attend the funeral of Mrs Hannah Cullen in Salem Brockton Mass the funeral held there. Mrs Jennie Snow of Melrose recently visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Galloway Grace Harrington and I ser Grace stayed in Detroit while visiting Mr and Mrs trax Harrington and James B Au v closed their home for the winter with their parents Neisaa H Bas Seth.
Odd garbled text outlines religious services at the 1rd Street Temple with a theme The True Nature of Freedom. Public sessions listed at 8 o clock, attendance encouraged by community members.
Richard Aiken of Boardman Street is committed to his shape by illness. Miss Alice M. Rice, village treasurer, at her home in Williams Street. Mrs. Pauline Shepard of School Street received word that her husband Louis Shepard has arrived in England. Edwin B Burt, stationed in Washington, D. C., has returned from the North Pacific. James J. Sullivan of School Street is spending a furlough with his parents. Edward Pray of the Air Corps has returned to duty after a two week furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bray of Mountain Street. Harold Loontis reports War Bonds and Stamps sales at the Capital Theater: bonds 275, stamps 268.76. James Kilmer, Navy, son of Mrs Edna Kilmer, promoted to yeoman second class, stationed in the Pacific. Mrs. Frances Stewart, a Pearl River teacher, resumes duties after holidays. Miss Evelyn Guardyak hosted a surprise party for Miss Angelines Necita before she left for Albany to join Mildred Eley. Rev. Carl A Vie, district Boy Scouts chairman, announces a two hour training course at Fort Ann Central School tonight at 7 pm. Paper Troopers from Boy Scout Troop 42 collected three to four tons of waste paper in last pickup. will collect again Saturday. Mrs. Pauline Rehm, 79, dies at daughter’s home on Park Avenue. She was a longtime Whitehall resident and First Presbyterian Church member. Survivors include four daughters and four sons. Funeral at daughter’s home conducted by Rev. Lucien H. Kerns. interment in Boardman Cemetery.
Fragmentary text mentions two individuals and values but lacks coherent context or complete details. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable to form a concrete item.
Letters of administration issued in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court for Abbie Goodermore who died in Bertin Town on December 2. The estate is valued at about 37 000 personal and 25 percent real. Next of kin listed include Homer Verden Jr. and others. Attorney Clarence G. Simmons represents the estate.
Governor Dewey ordered a grand jury investigation into a salesman named Harry Wolkef, formerly Ely marshal of New York. The exact scope of the questions remained unclear as the testimony proceeded yesterday with Wolkef as the principal witness.
American Red Cross officials report soldiers are selected from the front lines for 48 hour visits to Paris. Harvey D. Gibson, commissioner to Great Britain and France, says tapping is done at the front and the men are transported with disguises and truggs to appear as holiday guests.
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