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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
5
Nebraska could boost national meat supplies by converting large corn reserves and anticipated heavy demand into beef. State statistician A E Anderson said corn stocks are high, with Nebraska holding about 1.2 percent of national stocks and leading in winter wheat. he noted livestock on hand could raise output to support high surplus livestock food production.
Private Albert Parent of the 24th Division saw heavy combat near Davao Philippines as Sherman tanks advanced against Japanese positions. He crawled under fire to help wounded comrades including a company commander calling for a radio, then helped carry another man to safety behind the tank despite exhaustion and ongoing fire.
Schaghticoke residents host relatives from New York while others attend summer programs in New York. Miss Jackson studies in New York. the Roy and Leyfeld families visit Troy and Elmira. McGowan family relocates to Pinkham residence. Mrs Antonick plans summer with Lockport kin. Edward J. McCormick returns to Brooklyn after two weeks with Mrs Barth. Rev. Post preaches in Troy in pastor Kilgus's absence. Red Cross sewing group meets today at Municipal Building 2 to 5 pm led by Mrs. Sample. William Brockert travels west by plane after visiting his parents.
East Side residents host a frankfurter roast Friday July 27 in the garden of Mr and Mrs Brunettes Orchard Terrace. Committee members include Mrs Charles MM, Mrs Fred Taylor, and Mrs Vi.
A wartime recall notes Corporal Miller discharged from the Army after serving in Germany. The piece highlights the loss and pride of his family and neighbors from Schenectady, with relatives and friends visiting and sharing memories at Burden Lake and local digs.
Mrs J Peter Hill of Albany visits sister in law Miss Caroline H. Harmon left Tuesday to join husband First Lt John B Harmon. Mrs Donald W Leonard and Mrs H Stein hosted contract night at Leopard Room. Leroy Stannard and sons Malcolm and Richard of Port Richmond visit aunt Miss Mabel Smith. Mrs Charles W Raymond and sons left for West Point where husband Lt Col Raymond is stationed. Reynolds Sell families held a Sunday reunion and picnic at Supervisor Theodore Reynbits home. Coal discovery noted as Virginia coal in 1785.
Eleventh Street in New York City cannot cross the main stem as Fourth Avenue structures tied to Grace Church block the route from the Seventh River to the East River and keep the street from crossing Broadway.
Fragmentary notes report land transfers in Chicopee linked to Indies Sippumsuit and William Pynchon with a bizarre inventory. Separate item notes General Eisenhower receiving an honorary bencher title in London’s Lincoln's Inn Society context.
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