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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
3
Washington reports a continuing coal shortage will strain New York communities and the nation through winter. Officials warn the shortage could exceed previous expectations and prompt limits on deliveries and higher prices.
Navy seizure of the Goodyear Tire plant under executive order was announced to end the strike, with workers ordered back to regular shifts. The action followed a meeting between Captain Clark and Goodyear president Roward J. Thomas as Navy officials posted notices at gates. Other strikes across the country persisted, including Firestone workers in Akron and various manufacturers, with hospital transport reported for a hospitalized individual.
One hundred freshmen registered for a campus outing held Sunday afternoon at Fortl yrence Art Museum. Jaacquie Nie-Cut chaired the event featuring Cuban art and an exhibit with drawings. A larger class than in March was anticipated.
Joan and Leis Eddy visit in Troy and Albany while Josh Eddy stays with Mrs Russell Eddy. Pearl Kilourn Jr of Wallingford spends time with his father. Frederick Purches of Pittsfield vacationing with Mr and Mrs Frank Bliss. Juanita McClean retires from Merv McClellan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Elmer Adien visit Cambridge. Frank Drumm and Mrs Tri ss with children Lorraine and Poie. Late weekend with Clarence Wallace and local friends. John McClure of Hoosick Falls visits Brand parents Mr and Mrs Edward Brownell. Mr and Mrs Earl Brownell also mentioned.
Syracuse girl Rita Burch, after a two week stay with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs William Brownell, was returned to her home at Cambridge on Saturday.
Poestenkill Evangelical Lutheran Church notes a parishioner discharge. Edward Wienbrecht senior returns from the Samaritan Hospital after an operation. Mrs Wm Bubte of Taborton hosts visitors. Bubie and Ox relocate to Webster Cligkner household. Young Ladies Missionary group plans a meeting.
Cropseyville, Marsha Pratt of Troy visits with relatives including Mr and Mrs Denaia Wilcox Donald Douglas Sie and Mrs Alfred Coonradt. John Porrester family from Connecticut visits Mrs Forrester’s parents Mr and Mrs George Potlock. Millard Litefield hosts a picnic for S Sgt and Mrs Robert J Bulson. Thane Hansen of New York summers with grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Dunham.
A tornado near Rising City Nebraska killed six people and injured at least 22, tearing through farms five miles long. Victims named include Jimmy Henderson and several Uphoff and Shunk children. The storm damaged farm buildings and scattered livestock, with rising city houses and a crowd watching a fireworks program at Seward disrupted by the winds. Local sheriff Mac Hourek and Columbus hospital staff reported the fatalities and the extensive injuries, while responders aided from nearby towns.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oa as fast relief for aching tender inflamed feet. It claims a powerful, penetrating formula that dries cleanly without staining or greasy residue and promises customer satisfaction with money back guarantees.
Police ended the spree of Phyllis Flan pany gerorenners in New York City. She is charged with first degree pramd larceau ta Behener lady and was ret over until fexerrow. The arrest followed yesterday at the Hotel Comimeders where she and bir shaders teed been allegedly stealing from a drawer. Complainant Henry Tall frome—her former roommate—reported the case.
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