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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
5
Henry L. Pree advises pruning tomato plants to a single stem, removing side suckers as the plant grows, and tying when about a foot high. He notes staking, spacing, and pruning improve efficiency for small plots while large growers may forgo staking.
The article reports Walter Kuhn linked to Bundist ties and arrest in Frac Main, plus a Paris broadcast claiming Kuhn led Hitler Youth defenses in Wirtemberg villages and aided sabotage training. It also notes Fritz Kuhn faced possible deportation from the United States.
In a Merry-Go-Round column the writer analyzes General MacArthur and Senator Tydings' views on the Philippines and Osmena. It cites a theory that Osmena may lose power in November and that Tydings' stance could imply backing a U.S. backed outcome.
Entry form details for a community victory garden contest in Troy and surrounding areas. Specifies garden size 1500 square feet or 25 by 20 feet, locations including Troy Cohoes Waterford and Waterman Islands, and that gardens be marked for judge identification. Prizes include War Bonds and Stamps totaling 330 dollars.
An announcement from Henry Naddo chairman of the judicial nominations says the Fourth Judicial District committee of the Republican party will hold a meeting at the Greed Union Hotel in Saratoga Springs on August 9 to nominate a candidate to succeed Justice Alexander whose term expires this year. Leaders indicate Alexander may be named to another term.
The report notes attendance at neighborhood night meetings at Bib ton Grange and Bacon Hit Grange. Norma Mischer and Mrs. Willian Cro Jay head the committee guiding the event with Mincher presiding.
Margaret J H Palin of Cohoes was granted a decree of annulment from Adelerea M in a proceeding filed with the County Clerk. Justice Gilbert V Schenox granted the decree. The couple wed in Cohoes on April 21, 190. They have one child under custody with the paternal grandmother.
SHAEF ordered the removal of Major Demigen, a former postal inspector, as Esnaicate details emerge about the action against his conduct and the brass in charge fret the decision.
Susie Wagar remains ill at home. Willard and Gregory Kenosier family to occupy the Rhodes house. Thelma Burdick takes a position with Mr. and Mrs. William Melcher. Lydia Minard visiting Miss E. H. Bursdick. Mary Brennan and Elmer Grogan discharged from service. Numerous visits among Troy Schenectady Albany and local households noted.
Green Island Council meeting tonight in Columbus site postponed. Legion members present honored with a tribute and prayers as Commander Frank Jo leads observance at the Tal Home, 252. Second Troy.
The article discusses a Hartford loan, a 1939 transaction, and liquidations in receivership. It questions whether Elliott officially reported income from borrowed funds and how tax rules on debt repurchases might apply. It notes public protest, court records, and ongoing debates over whether creditors or taxpayers should bear losses. A church rummage sale and social dance are announced for Toon Hall.
Three American soldiers arrive in Budapest and reunite with families. Cpl John Cukor from Tuckahoe N Y meets his mother Esther Khoajda Buzda, while other veterans like Stephen Schmerger and Andre Normandy recall wartime duties and artistic work. A Budapest resident expresses longing to return to South Bend Indiana.
The Boowick Volunteer Fire Department No. 1 will meet Tuesday July 10. Members wishing to participate in the Center Brunswick Fourth of July parade are asked to meet at Jones' Garage at 7 p.m.
Residents face stalled phone service as FCC orders limit new extensions and the New York Telephone Co struggles to obtain lead covered copper wire. The writer asks who is responsible for delays when a home built after wartime rules cannot be wired.
An old newspaper ad touts Peterson's Ointment at 35 cents for eczema itching pimples and red blotches. It promises money back if one application fails and notes usefulness for itching feet and cracked toes.
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