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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
11
Silvey, a Mexico Missouri resident, spent 110 days in a German prison camp and describes daily life including chicken scraps and horse soup. He says he was among 7 000 prisoners selected for KP duty and considers himself among the luckier inmates.
Mrs. Frederick T. Green announces the year’s executive committee for the Woman's Auxiliary Association of the Troy Boys' Club. The group names include First Vice President Mrs C Stewart Ferguson, Second Mrs Eric Rutledge, Third Mrs Richard Mcatts, Treasurer Mrs Charles Lanyon, Recording Secretary Frank Davenport, and Corresponding Secretary Gardiner JH Pastergon.
Miss Flora Spurgeon an occupational therapist at Sedation Rite Hospital for Crippled guides nervous children to watch fish in the hospital aquariums, often helping them calm. The piece lists committee chairs and members of local auxiliaries and garden committees aiding Victory Gardens activities and various club roles and historians.
Paris said negotiations among France Britain and the United States continue on a Tangier International Zone mediation. Moscow’s proposal for Soviet participation would open exploratory discussions slated to begin yesterday, signaling possible Soviet entry if accepted by all parties.
Stillwater figures show Richard Wickes of Hoosick Falls visiting relatives in Love's while Miss Bud Wilson spent the weekend with her grandparents on Quaker Springs Street. Willem Brows and family near Park Avenue host week at Saratoga Lake with several guests, as Mrs. Robert Carson and Mrs. Ray Dugas are recovering from operations and planning visits.
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