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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
5
The report outlines election returns showing Churchill saved a seat but many wartime leaders and ministers were defeated. Anthony Eden and others faced varied margins while shortages and party shifts affected the Conservative lineup.
Across England and Scotland the Labour Party routed coalition and Conservative candidates. Prominent figures such as Sir Archibald Sinclair, Lady Astor and Sir Ronald Cross lost seats or were defeated, while Clement Attlee and Herbert Morrison led Labour to strong wins. Bevan and Jennie Lee gained in results reflecting a sweeping shift in government.
Eagle Mills Mr and Mrs Olaf J Swinglete and family of Poughkeepsie visited relatives including Ret Mrs J A Swinglete. Milton H Rogers of the AAF at Brady Field Windsor Locks Conn was guest of his parents. Ratesell McCheskey of Brownsville Texas spent weeks in Troy as weekend guest of Mr and Mrs George K Beet. The Herringtons of Troy returned from Chatham Cape Cod via Hampton Beach NH with son Wallace and Mrs Ro land Herrington. Mrs Mills was dinner guest of Mrs Augusta Anderson Lansingburg. Lacy and Lenice Hope of Cohoes and Matthew Whinnery of Waterford visited Mrs Mills and Mrs Lily. The Bushnells of Shortsville assisted by Mrs Susan Lewis went to Windsor Conn to visit Wager Lewis and family then returned home. They left Monday for Caroge Lake.
The Wynantskill Community Association sponsors a new Scout troop with Troop 26 and 29 conducting ceremonies at the Weasints Kit Fire Hall tonight at 8. Norman Crain and Donald MacPhailip lead, with Wilbur Fisher assisting, as council officials present registrations and investitures. Charter members include Milton Siler Arnold Miller Leo Chamberlain and others.
Washington County officials say a water level rise at Lake George would affect 23 percent of Fort Ann Dresden and Putnam property valuations. Fort Ann land at risk totals 327,560 dollars while Dresden would see 713,600 and Putnam 197,950. Countywide 2.5 percent of assessed properties would feel impacts. Separately, trial ends in State vs System Properties over dam control. Justice Andrew W. Egan’s ruling awaited.
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