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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
12
A shaky transcription notes an official notice dated July 4, 1988, mentioning Watervhet and travel rules retained by War Council authorities. The document, prepared by Jotus and Stace, administrators of War Teapefestenws, hints at continued conservation measures and a call to reassure the public about future policy.
Pte. Thomas Kileviien of the United States Marine Corps, on furlough with his parents, was among the Okinawa landing craft crew where a Japanese force attacked a fanSisc barge but crashed nearby. No crew injuries were reported. he is a veteran of invasions Guan, Saban, Sime and Okinawa. He entered the Marine Corps over years ago and trained at Parris Island. He went overseas 17 months ago, with brothers Richard Niluites in France and George Bileciien on Tinian. Private Hilenlien to 40 Hinesville, Mass. for reassignment upon furlough termination.
Waterviet KR sponsors community party tomorrow at cheedangil rooms. committee members Freddt Frank Gilonris Jozeph Mar Francie Decker and Joseph Sunday assist. Sunday at 21:30 am, Culman Home and Fairview Home Field Day committee meet in the rooms. Harold Anderson and Howard Dacker cochairmen will preside.
Joseph Pazienza of Watervliet received the Borden Scholarship for the highest freshman average at the Albany College of Pharmacy announced by Dean Francis J. O Brien at the first assembly of the winter session. The college notes new student Joseph Dwyer, a Troy veteran.
Sergeant Warren, connected with Public Relations Headquarters in Cairo, Egypt, receives the Legion of Merit for exceptionally meritorious conduct in outstanding service in the Middle East. Former reporter with Katzenbach & Warren in New York, home 840 Park Avenue, enlisted nearly four years ago, served as Public Relations Officer at Camp Rucker, then dispatched to the Middle East.
Star correspondence recounts Lt. Gov Hanley reviewing the Second Regiment State Guard at Camp Smith. Details include new company officers from Headquarters, Band Section, and First Battalion, plus a Third Battalion drill and a school of first aid. Officers named include Capt. George H. Slater and Lt Alfred H. Harney among others as the tour progresses amid heat and improved conditions.
Green Island Council Knights of Columbus to install officers in council rooms Tuesday at 8 pm led by E A Heffern acting deputy for Joseph Doran of Albany. Named officers include E H Giynt grand knight J Dor nelly deputy H J Castle chancellor J 3 La Boisserie recorder T D Hurier financial secretary P L A Heffern treasurer N L A Me advocate 3 WL Hurles chaplain W F Neaton inside guard and E J O Connor trustee. Plans for farmer activities were discussed at last night’s meeting.
Washington INS reports the Treasury Department targets Mexican bullfighters exporting autos from Philadelphia to Portugal for personal use but profits reportedly exist. Officials say cars taken out of the country for personal use are allowed, but not for sale, and approvals to export by bullfighters are being disapproved.
Long obituary list notes death notices from Troy and vicinity. Mrs Lucy Fortin and others are mourned with services at St Peters Church Oakwood Cemetery, and multiple local figures are named among the bereaved. Burial plans include Maple Grove and Albany area cemeteries, with pastors and funeral homes cited.
In Pennsylvania's anthracite fields, miners kept the mines shut on holiday. Harold Ickes urged a resumption of work but workers ignored the appeal. Owen Williams, regional solid fuels administrator, disclosed figures and said 72,400 gunnery or more were involved in the stoppage.
Tech Sergeant John Seholt Bauer of Keer Haven Conn cites B 24 crew saying planes traveled about two miles per hour into firing range. The account notes crews were past range before they could fire a single round, reflecting rapid advance needs and safety concerns.
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