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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1945
Page
12
More than 10 U S lawmakers prepare for a 40 day foreign tour beginning with departures today. A special Army plane will carry a House group to Europe the Middle East and Asia to foster international goodwill and inspect State Department properties aboard the Queen Mauboul.
Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee and several subcommittees prepare overseas missions this summer and fall. Trips include a European economic survey aboard the Queen Elizabeth and investigations into newsprint and relief abroad. A House Naval Affairs subcommittee is already in the Pacific as other panels seek early tours, while a joking proposal cites chartering the Queen Mary. In Ithaca, John Laguna, 3, dies from burns after a gag stave exploded on a farm.
Doctors warn that calcium deficiency harms growing children causing bowed legs and knock knees. Milk is the best source. daily intake of about a quart is recommended. Cocomalt in milk provides calcium and helps meet iron phosphorus B and D needs.
The Second Baptist Church Eble Class held its annual picnic Friday at Mrs. Car's home with a covered dish supper and games. Regular meetings resume in September. R. W. Lauridge of Schenectady visits grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Lottridge. Jane C. Lottridge and son visit from Schuylerville for Dr. and Mrs. Lottridge. Mrs. C. Lawrence and Miss Alicea Lawrence depart for Camp in the Woods Speculators for a week's vacation.
Greenwich notices list multiple church services across North Cambridge St Paul's Bottskill Centenary and United Methodist churches with sermon topics Life Quantity or Quality and The Story of the Bible Origin and Transmission plus Holy Eucharist. Activities include a young people's hike, Sunday School, choir rehearsal, Christian Science lessons, a Mary McClellan Hospital benefit, and two pastors traveling for summer work. Local residents Mildred Netizon and Rev. Joseph Daubert are mentioned.
An aggressive claim in a Tokyo newspaper credits B-29 Superfortresses with supplying scrap metal to bolster Japan's war effort. The piece notes scrap iron was scarce early in the conflict but, due to advances in technology and war damage, Japan can now obtain required metal.
Grafton residents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boldish and California family move into the Aready House. Sahil Latkin sells a new house to James F. G. Bowman. Ronald A. reat visits his parents. Mr and Mrs Glenford Sweet and Mr and Mrs Stelvia Piche with daughter Margaret Patricia stay in Troy. A Town Hall social and dance benefits the Catholic Church. Mrs. and Mrs. Gerald Dugan and son of Watervliet visit Mrs. Margaret Sheridan and family. Chris Drescher and Theodore Olsey of Watervliet visit Ruth Eliott and family.
Halfmoon reports Mrs Susan Edwards touring the New England coast with no church services planned in July in the Baptist church. Clara Turtin of Ballston visits Mr and Mrs George Marratt. Paul Sanourin at Camp Blanding spends a furlough with family. Fay Burns Joan Ritchie Heather Borat Vaughan Borat and Vivian Van Huesen attend the 4H event at Alps. Halfmoon Grange meets tomorrow at 8:30 pm with a picnic luncheon on the Grange lawn beforehand.
Aboard a light cruiser of the Western Pacific Fleet the crew drills for gunnery practice against aerial targets. Veterans like Alfred Wochner and Charles H. Feeve prepare for combat while the chaplain observes amid the noisy training and the ship refuels at sea.
A Vatican source stated on Saturday that the church does not intend an anti Russian policy. The report mentions outreach and communication with Russian leaders and emphasizes dialogue over confrontation. No official policy shift is confirmed.
Fragmented OCR text notes intense Vatican diplomacy and fears of church sacking as a political actor in Austria and elsewhere. References to Pope, Russia, and attempts to restore regimes while preparing for strained relations with Czechoslovakia amid unclear negotiations.
No readable events or named entities beyond scattered phrases. The fragment mentions a Syracuse University summer course, home economics at Greenwich Central School, home visits for students, four hours of consultation, and tanning for a school cafeteria, but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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