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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
2
Brooklyn files a claim over the scrapped luxury train once praised as a symbol of prestige. City officials and historians note the loss of a celebrated streamliner with ties to local industry and the era’s progress.
Fragmentary OCR reports German morale and Nazi jitters as radio and press satire spread in Allied circles. Jokes about Lord Haw Haw and Red Army advances mix with warfront rumors and procedural notes from American correspondents and officers.
Four U S Navy pilots are missing after a crash in New York and Minnesota. Early reports say several crew members died and two are alive, with the cause under investigation.
Gerald W. Fipan son of Mr and Mrs a veteran of SLm bh A F in Italy attends ductors' school in Laredo Texas He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jona Calhoun of Mc Chesney Avenue Road Ras re turned from Samaritan Hospital where he underwent operation This week's calendar of ties at the Methodist Church will include Following Todex at wren choir re Cinten E matelve He was spending his slave of parents Mr and Mrs Arthur EL Shaver of Finewoods Avenue Road and his wife the former Lee Ullberg of Scotia has returned to his base for reassignment Mr Shever was rescued from Leyte Gulf in October 1943 when his ship 2 Geshoyer escort Was sunk by enemy action
Excerpts note visits by Raipa ringer of the Navy in Rhode Island and Pvt Carl Austin away at an American School Center in England after action in Germany with Hodges Army. Mrs Austin worked at Manufacturers' National Bank before induction last March and trained at Camp Wheeler. A westbound New York Central freight derailed near Mount St. Vincent's, delaying travel.
Martha McFarren elected president of the Past Mattoss' Club of Star of Liberty Chapter. Dorothy Walter and Mari Tre are vice president and treasurer with committees named. March of Dimes waste paper drive noted for Dundles collection today by truck. Purple Heart awarded to John A. Chuds. family from Bemstreet Park. City tax office hours set at State Bank of Albany for Ze city residents. Sgt James R. Sage returns from Pacific and visits family. Cadet Nurse Dorothy James training at E Hospital and Marcy State Hospital in Utica. Fea of the Conversion of St Paul service details and Episcopal schedule. Fire dept clears athletic field for skating season. public events announced tonight. Founders meeting planned February 20 at 6 20 pm at First Methodist Church. Charlie Stevenson noted as Wasation County Post editor.
Dr Abraham Ball a physician and teacher in Jewish affairs in Albany died yesterday after a heart attack He was 36 and a native of Russia The state obituary notes his three decades of service in the city and his role in Jewish community affairs
Maj. Gen. Ernest M. Harman earned praise from Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery after directing a counterattack that repelled a German armored thrust near Celje and Meuse roads. Harmon’s Second Armored Division halted three German tanks and disrupted Rundstedt’s plan, preserving American positions and supply lines under urgent orders from Montgomery.
Pittstown and Red Hook residents share a weekend visit with the Rineharts. The fourth quarterly conference is set for February 1 at 7 45 p.m. in the Methodist Church with Rev. Frank W Bevan presiding. A meeting will be at Edgar Dearstyne’s home. Trustees convene later. Mrs Frank Green visits her daughter. Mrs Gilbert Buckley is in Samaritan Hospital for an appendectomy.
New England Shoe and Leather Association reports gains in shoe production across Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire for November. Output rose about 3 percent from a year ago with Massachusetts showing a 3 percent increase and total regional figures reaching around 144 25 thousand pairs.
The report shows New York at 3,863,077 pairs for November, leading all shoe states. Massachusetts followed with a much smaller total, while New Hampshire and Maine posted varying percentages in comparison to November totals.
A garbled economy themed notice hints at value and fame with references to prizes and personal success. It mentions St. Joseph and seeks attention for a larger pay or reward, but the legible facts are limited and unclear.
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