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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1945
Page
4
Rochester faces a bakery strike disrupting operations across three large shops. The walkout involves 29 bakers organized under general baking union leadership, causing widespread shortages and halted production in the city.
A local gardening contest offers War Bond prizes and War Stamps for top backyard and community gardens. Eligible residents of Troy and nearby towns may enter by submitting garden details and location before the deadline. The event also notes judging criteria and entry rules.
Community residents of Troy Cohoes Waterford and nearby areas invited to enter a garden contest. Gardens must measure 25 by 20 feet or equivalent and be marked for identification. Prizes consist of War Bonds and stamps with a total face value of $530.
A 12 year old boy at Beiden's Pond in Troy hooked a large mouth bass estimated 18 inches long. The fish, described as the largest seen by local youngsters, was caught in a pond noted as a playground area by families including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hare.
Local notices recount family visits and pets at Greenwich. A fishing trip yielded a ninth pound lake trout from Lake George by George Lindsay. Draft preinduction lists numerous residents, with a new repairs class planned by Mrs. Petteys and a high school baseball game ending 5 to 2 in favor of Greenwich.
Earl Orenabes, 19, accused by police of attempting to enter Biaies restaurant at 23 Hoosick Street Byron Severn on the west side. The case was adjourned to Friday after his arrest yesterday by Detective Bureau night squad officers and radio patrol members.
A woman identified as Niger Falk walked into the Niagara River yesterday morning and was swept away. Officials say she dropped a two cent item containing the Libel of Buffak store on the riverbank before plunging about thirty feet above the brink.
London report states British secretary of state for India Leopold Amery was arraigned at Bow Street on treason charges. The allegations center on broadcasts allegedly favoring Germany and Italy. Amery was remanded to police custody.
At today's proceeding, the court heard only formal evidence that custody had been taken. The matter concerns allowing witnesses to be brought from the continent and preparation of a flat case.
Pete is back from the war and an honorable discharge, back on Republic payrolls. The article notes over 2,000 veterans like him employed, with 21,000 Republic workers having joined the armed forces seeking new opportunities and advancement in peacetime America.
Steel in sheet and strip form powers daily life from autos and railroad cars to appliances and tools. Tin cans use tin plate steel, galvanizing protects ducts and spouting, and stainless steel backs utensils and medical gear. Republic operates the world’s widest continuous strip mill and promises further advances benefiting living standards.
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