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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1946

Page

2

Satellite West Points proposal stirs defense reform debate

Rep. Hadwen C. Fuller voices a plan to create seven seven West Point like academies to supply 100000 trained officers via an Officer Reserve Corps and volunteers. Marshall and Patterson oppose cost and ROTC continuation though Fuller argues it could ease peacetime drafting and speed up military readiness.

Washington West Points Hadwen C. Fuller Parish Fuller Patterson George iMarshall Army Saint Loupnis Faber Rsi Finaf Puller Savearsion Marshall China Fuiler West Point Marstell Maaner Bien

House Group Advances Hawaii Statehood Bill

The subcommittee recommended immediate favorable consideration of Hawaii statehood legislation. Chairman Zarcade read the subcommittee report to the full committee after Hawaii hearings concluded last week.

Washington Haliee Territories Hawaii Zarcade D.-La

South Cambridge MMis guests and illness notes

Frances Van Orman at Al pany was a guest of Mrs. Perry Kim and Gladys Hunt. Myr and Mrs. Aiken and daughter Mary have been ill but improving. Miss Gladys Trunt returned from Glens Falls where she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Stiles of East Hadford, Conn. Easeett returned home Monday.

Mmis Frances van Orman Alpany Perry Kim Gladys Hunt Myr Aiken Mary Gladys Trunt Glens Falls B. R. Stiles East Hadford Conn Ma and Mia N. H. Easeett

Local residents arrange winter travel and hospital visits

Grafton Frank Corbin left Saturday for Florida to spend winter with his daughter. Mrs. Walter Wiegner Mrs. Helen Bilott and Mrs. Fryeda Babcock visited Leonard Hall at Samarit an Hospital Wednesday. Thomas McKnight left Wednesday for New York after three days with his mother Mia. Jesule McKnight served oversine with the Navy three years and four months.

Grafton Frank Corbin Florida Walter Wiegner Helen Bilott Fryeda Babcock Leonard Hall Samaritan Hospital Thomas McKnight New York Mia Jesule McKnight Navy

GI Ignored Army Ban To Wed German Girl

Elmsford INS report notes the Horton family supports their son Harlon who married a German girl after flouting an Army ban. The father says the marriage is acceptable and that they will welcome the bride. The story mentions former spouses and Army policy on intermarriage during wartime.

Elmsford INS Russell W. Horton Frankfurt Russell George Horton Welcom Harlon

Hudson Falls Boy Held for Grand Jury

Donald Measack a 16 year old from Hudson Falls was ordered held for action of the Warren County Grand Jury after waiving examination at arraignment on a grand larceny charge. He and another 16 year old from Hudson Falls were arrested in Rhinebeck by State Police for allegedly stealing a car in Glens Falls and returning it to its owner. Measack is in Warren County Jail. the other youth is at Warren County Children's Court.

Oficer Reserve Corps Thhe National Guard West Point Jamesas West Point Donald Measack Hudson Falls Warren County Grand Jury Raymond A. Laughlin Glens Walls Hudson Walls Hhinebeck Glens Falls Michael C. Linehan Mensack Warren J County Warren County Children's Court

DDT May Upset Balance for Nature Report Review

United Press surveys the environmental impact of DDT noting it harms enemies but also endangers beneficial wildlife including bees and fish. The Fish and Wildlife Service will release a report on DDT effects from tests in 12 states and Ontario, with alarming evidence of fish kill from a spill and varying impacts on birds and mammals.

Ruth Gneiner United Prose Washington Fish and Wildlife Service Snn Publi Ontario Fiske Tish Rega da Nesta

Firemen Plan Drive to Buy Chair for Cripple Youth

Members of the Schaghticoke Fire Department launched a county wide campaign to raise 500 for a gasoline winter chair for a local youth unable to walk for years after paralysis from a rifle accident. The effort led by Francis Williams and others followed a Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs meeting at Averill Park.

Schaghtivoke Fire Department Yulee Rancis Williams Many Burdick Sasquale Cinoll Hremen Rensselaer County Fire Chief's Association Averill Park Cinelli Behaghticoke

Pesticide DDT Effects on Birds Bees and Farm Life

Wildlife service outlines cautious DDT use to protect birds and bees. Bees decline amid insecticide exposure but may suffer less when flowers are sprayed. Suggestions include weighing benefits, using minimal doses, spraying in calm weather, avoiding sensitive areas, leaving refuge strips, and timing applications around leaf growth and nesting season.

Dees Articulture Department Wildlife Service

New Police Cars Placed in Service

The Troy Police Department began two Halow Ford cars on a limited trial due to a parts shortage. Four more new cars arrived but heavy duty generators are pending. radio gear can’t be used yet. One car operated today without radio, risking battery drainage. A second new car will be put in use tomorrow. eight total cars are on order with all to be in use within a month.

Troy Frank B. Keenell Clef Police

Dugrenier Leaves South Pacific for 30 Day Leave

Orville E. Dugrener, a Seabee, is spending a thirty day leave from the South Pacific theater with his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry J Dugrenier, at 119 Second Avenue.

Orville E. Dugrener The Seabees Henry J. Dugrenier Second Avenue

Forty to Fifty Years For Assaulting Girt

Forty to fifty year sentences were imposed on defendants Blondin Morin Alihanson and others after a guilty verdict in the Vickanies court. Judge South Sullivan stated the crimes were violent and harmful to the community as he announced the lengthy terms. The proceedings spilled into the courtroom with remarks about the defendants’ conduct and implications for safety.

al & Fn Bore Uate Pitsittd Dutin Blondin Ronit W. Morin A. Alihanson Vickanies

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