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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1945

Page

12

Fraternizing Ban Lift Sparks German-American Bonds

Reports from postwar Germany describe American troops and German women forming ties as the no fraternization rule ends. Soldiers and locals stroll Rhine streets hand in hand, with couples like Hilda and T Sgt George Hahn amid renewed social mixing. Some tensions remain as a Dutch woman accuses Germans of poaching friends. Veterans express mixed feelings while many praise the new freedom to court openly.

Germany Rhine Dwigh D. Ezenhower Pfo John Doe Cutier Army Hilda George Hahn Philadelphia George Hida Siels Wiesbaden Lorger Nike Asser Sean Margot Hildegerde Bast Gestapo Ian thNati Eisen “Bower EO Delman New York City Gretal Zitke Stephen Agnello Jerome Berlin Hazel Ax Baby Daugster Sronths-ol Tanty

City Bans Chicken Killing Place

The Troy Department of Health halted United Poultry Co operations at 2336 Seventh Avenue Hoosick Street declaring the site a public nuisance. Commissioner James C Boland orders removal by Aug 15 amid odor and noise complaints harming residents and property use.

Troy Department of Heath Hoosick Street Seventh Avenue United Poultry Co James C. Boland Department of Health Articia Kel Boland

Drowns in Ausable River near Ausable Forks

State police seek the body of Clarence El day 43 believed drowned in the Ausable River Sunday after a bank section he stood on gave way and toppled into the water.

Ausable River Ausable Forks Clarence EL Day

Father Settles June Gushe Case

Supreme Court Justice William H Murray authorized William S Gushe guardian for his minor daughter June Gushe to compromise a claim against Joseph Renner for 2380. The March 5 1955 injury occurred when roller skating girl was struck by Renner car swerving to avoid another machine. Insurance company offered 2300 and Draper Bartle represented the insurer.

Supreme Court William H. Murray William S. Gushe Spring Avenue June Gushe Joseph Renner Gushé Renner

Local Radio Schedule Summary

Program guide fragment lists time slots and program titles including Morning Melodies Timekeeper News and Breakfast Clot with various segments. Mentions stations WTAS and WGY with partial program map and host references.

Fk News Sib Listening Post Tom Brenneman Editon F. Me Glamour Manor Jim Lewis Melody Times John B. Xeanedyr

Union Endorses U S Cemetery at Local 129033 Meeting

Local 129033 District 50 United Mine Workers endorsed a national cemetery for the Troy area at its recent meeting and installation of officers in Germania Hall. Officers installed include P. Casey president, W Gilhooter vice president, F Murray recording secretary, F Halloran financial secretary, C Butler treasurer, J Comeau, W Halpin, E Haines trustees. Guests from the international office included Wayne Brayfeld regional director and Albert Cherney and Racca Albatrese international reps. Local presidents James Turner Local 1240 Westburn Cole Local 12482 James Bulson Local 42770 Harold V. Cole Local 37902 and George Wolf Local 32959 attended. Robert Fohkh unable to attend due to a Syracuse labor board hearing. Refreshments and social hour followed.

United Mine Workers National Cemetery Troy Germania Hatt J Phosres P. Casey Christopher W.gilhooter Francis J. Murray Francis D. Halloran Charles M. Butler Joseph Comeau William Halpin Eugene Haines Joseph Hoffman

Townsend Groups Conduct Oating At Burden Lake Camp

The Women's auxiliaries of Townsend class in Rensselaer County held an outing Saturday at Mrs. Louise Goons camp at Burden Lake. Attendees from Troy Watervliet Waterford Eagle Mills Albany and Gloversville spent the afternoon piecing blocks for home made quilts to be sold at a bazaar later. Men played games and swam. Assisting Mrs Coons with tasks were Mrs Nellie Winderr, Mrs Corm Traver, Mrs Grace Shaver, Mrs Bertha Mackay, Mrs George Bronel, Albert Stong, Edward Welles and Lee Geessler.

Townsend Rensselaer County Louise Goons Burden Lake Troy Watervliet Waterford Eagle Mils Albany Gloversville Coons Nellie Winderer Corm Traver Grace Shaver Bertha Mackay George Bronel Albert Stong Edward Welles Lee Geessler

C Gasoline Coupons To Be Discontinued About October First

Washington gasoline rationing chief R A Youngblood confirmed that use of C gasoline coupons will be discontinued around October 1 due to suspected ET coupon fakes boosting demand. He said the change will simplify local boards and reduce printing costs.

Washington R. A. Youngblood Office of Price Administration Youngblood OPA

Customs Seize Meat Hidden on Train at Border

United States customs inspectors report seizure of 461 pounds of contraband Canadian ham and bacon found in lockers of several cars on the Montreal Train No. 10 bound for Troy at Rouses Point. The meat was owned by porters and attendants aboard the train. No arrests were made, but an investigation continues.

United States Customs Ronses Point Pallman Montreal Troy George B. Warner Rouses Point

Lehman May Resign As UNRRA Director

Washington reports that Herbert H. Lehman, former New York governor, may resign next month as director general of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration if he believes stepping down would better focus attention on UNRRA’s food and supply difficulties for liberated Europe.

Washington Herbert H. Lehman United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration New York Europe

Man killed by Central train in Batavia incident

Thomas Baxter 65 of Batavia was fatally struck by a New York Central passenger train on Sunday. Authorities report the accident occurred as Baxter attempted to cross the tracks, and no further details were released.

Truly Batavia Cpi Thomas Baxter New York Central

Equal Rights Fight Faces Congress

The House Judiciary Committee opened debate on an equal rights amendment to the Constitution amid contention over discrimination against women. A majority report urged submitting the proposed amendment, asserting equality of rights under law regardless of sex, with ratification by 38 states required after a three year window. A minority report praised women's wartime contributions and cautioned against limiting their economic role.

Washington Congress House Judiciary Committee Marty Prete Celler X. M Lane Mass Gorski

Fractured Debate on Family Policy in Congress

A fragment cites remarks by Representative Hobbs and others about a proposed policy affecting family welfare, marriage, and property rights. Hobbs warns against shifting power away from the family and to Congress, stressing concerns for children happiness and morals.

Feighan D. D Gaynse Rytad Hobbs Ala Russell Tex Congress Stevid

Don't Worry Advises Civil War Veteran

A civil war veteran offers calming advice in a terse message about not worrying. The fragment hints at wartime memories and counsel aimed at steadiness amid distress.

Personal Finance Co Urges Acceptance of Loans

The office manager, Moran, of Personal Finance Co seeks to secure approval for loan requests. Aimed at boosting business, the note suggests responding affirmatively to requests, with figures referencing a range from 25 to 23 dollars. Contact at the Tide Building for further discussion.

Job Moran Personal Finance.Co Seoruim Beenite Ae Persons Finance Co Tact Floor Tides

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