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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1945

Page

16

Parolee Kills Woman and Takes Own Life

George A. Blessing a parolee shot and killed Ruby Mitchell 40 in a shack at a sawmill property near Ballston Spa then killed himself. Coroner Frederick W. Satan of Saratoga Springs ruled death by suicide after an overnight trailed investigation. The couple were found by Jay Kilner Sawmill Co. workers. Dist Atty John Doyle assisted in the inquiry.

George A. Blessing Mitchel Ballston Spa R. D- Be Middle Grove Frederick W. Saton Saratoga Springs Suite Felice Blessing Simweil Tte Most Edward Holohab John Falle James Reynolds Troop C Mitchell State Conservation Department Luther Preserve Saratoga Lake Dist Atty John Doyle Asst Din Carleton King

Progress Report On Cow Breeding In Saratoga County

Oscar Sundquist of Stillwater reports rapid progress in artificial breeding with Tracy Purcel of Saratoga Springs inseminating 16 cows in one week. Eighty five county farmers enrolled. New York ranks third nationally. Contacts include Philip Wilson at 87 Church Street Saratoga Springs and Sundquist with officers Edward Bentley Frank Perry Richard Haxstoo and James Weed.

Saratoga County Oscar Sundquist Stillwater Saratoga Philip D. Wilson Church Street Saratoga Springs Purcell Sundquist Edward Bentley Frank Perry Richard

Trojan's Kin Wins French War Cross

Lt Col J Theodore Whitney brother of Charles E Whitney of 1%6 Sixth Ave was awarded the Croix de Guerre for services to France. The decoration was conferred before Napoleons tomb in Paris. Whitney, an Army Engineer and Paris utilities chief, directed restoration of electrical gas water sewer and transport services after the Liberation. He is a World War I veteran and former Wakefield Legion post commander. His twin daughters Dorothy and Carol recently visited here.

J. Theodore Whitney Charles E. Whitney Sixth Avenue France Napoleon Paris Whitney Army Engineers and Utilities Wakefield, Maas, Legion | Post Dorothy Carol

Birthday Party Honors Margaret Cutler On Sixth Birthday

East Side Mrs. George L. Cutler hosted a birthday gathering at her St Luther Street home for her daughter Miss Margaret Cutler celebrating her sixth birthday. Activities included yard games, sand box and sliding board with rainbow iced cake and six candies. Guests included Carel Ann Miller Sandra Plant Gail Young and Esula Beishouder. The honored guest received gifts.

George L. Cutler St .Luther Street Margaret Ctutier Carel Ann Miller Sandra Plant Gail Young Esula Beishouder

OPA Tightens Rules on Used Refrigerators and Prices

The OPA announced changes to used mechanical refrigerator rules effective August 1945. Landlord rentals fall under rent limits, not price controls, and all models from 1941 and 1942 retain specific ceilings. Warranties rise from $5 to $10 for certain models, and Hawaii sales fall under broader commodity rules.

OPA Territory of Hawaii

Three Hurt When Car Rolls Down Hill

A car operated by E. Chase of 7 Rogers Street rolled down a hill in Glens Falls injuring three people. Named injured include Aly Falkenbury Mary Balbo and George Roberts with head jaw and facial injuries. They were treated at Glens Falls Hospital.

E. Chase Rogers Strvegon Falls George Roberts Aly Falkenbury Hudson- Fader M Fred Gregoire Glens Fx Mary Balbo Glens Falls Hospital

Local residents note travels and a G E crack detector

Community members share updates on visits to relatives and vacations in Lake Champlain and Dorset Vermont. A GE photoelectric crack detector for inspecting jars and bottles is announced, capable of identifying minute surface flaws to prevent improper sealing and spoilage.

Schenectady General Electric Co

Five Year Old Drowns in Snyder's Lake

Five year old Joseph Conley, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Corley of Barrow Street Athens, drowned yesterday in Snyder's Lake. The body was recovered by Leroy Knickerbocker of Trey Avenue Snyder's Lake. Dr Edmond C Wallner of Trox pronounced death. Coroner C L decidió ruled accidental drowning.

Joseph Conley Joseph Corley Barrow Stree Athenry Snyder's Lake Josep Early Leroy Knickerbocker Trey Avene Snyder’s Lake Ignior Thei Wyeantskit Ealied Edmond C. Wallner Trox Res

2500000 Tires Quota For August Rationing Outline

The document notes an August tire quota of 2 500 000 for passenger cars and a reduced quota for trucks 25 and larger from 234 305 to 200 000. It keeps July levels for passenger cars and indicates tires to be rationed for August, with drivers urged to use every quota.

Lfelder

Loot Stolen From Two Brothers Homes On Hulton Street

Police report says about $1,500 in valuables stolen from two brothers living at 3303 Hulton Street. At Charles Ishbasias home on the second floor about $1,000 worth of valuables were taken along with several other items. A separate incident notes cash and goods were grabbed from an additional residence. The exact details and items are unclear due to damaged text.

Tcetime Brothers Ac Hulton Street Acens Burgau Charles Ishbasiac Matey

Railroad Board Moves to Delaware and Hudson Building

The Agnes States Railroad Retirement Board district office will move Monday to the Delaware and Hudson Building in Albany. Robert W. Ware, district manager, announced the change from 1988 Broadway. Temporary quarters will be in the south section of the Dastl H Building while permanent offices at Plaza of the Sirs are altered.

Agnes States Railroad Retirement Board Delaware and Hudson Albecy Robert W. Ware Chaowreed Broadwes Dastl H Sirs

French Children Vacation in German Forest Exile Plan

Paris reports that thousands of French children will vacation in the German Black Forest due to safety on beaches. The first contingent of 1,000 children leaves today as part of the program amid postwar displacement concerns.

Paris Black Forest

Bolton Belief Game Party After Business Meeting

A small gathering followed a business meeting held at Danish Brotherhood Hall. The Past President's association will meet Monday evening at Mrs Emcee Walmer's home, 487 Seventh Avenue.

Bolton Buseness Psat Presidente Walmer Seventh Avene

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