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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1945

Page

10

Governor Tours Flood Damage Zone in Massachusetts

Governor Tobin visits Hancock and nearby towns to view storm damage and announce $200 000 in state aid. He later inspects Wittsmeows Ash ford and Lavesboro where residents reported flood losses and the community raised funds for Gusbaod Moon. George McFee, a former West Stephentown resident, drowned. Rail repairs on Rutland Railroad from Beosington to Chathan may cost about $66 000 with service to be restored in under two weeks. Continuous washouts extend along twenty miles northward, with milk and freight traffic affected and water levels high in portions of the line.

Tobin Massachusetts Hancock Mast Stephentown Fie Massachusette Mra Rey ‘Moon George McFee West Stephentown Rutland Railroad Beosington Chathan Bratmard

Ballston Spa Youth Admits Car Theft Confession

Henry Currier 19 of Ballston Spa confessed to stealing an automobile used in a July 22 robbery at a filling station near Ballston Spa. Identified by a photo, he claimed the car was driven to New York with two young companions and a 11 year-old boy later released to parents.

Henry Currier Ballston Boa Aris V-Corners Elizabeth Kohn Glens Falls Ste Cartier New York Humane Society

Railroad to Remove Tracks in Ballston Spa

Preliminary plans call for removing the Dela Ware and Hudson railroad tracks from Ballston Spa to the village outskirts. A block signal system will be installed on the Schenectady branch from High Street into the city. The main line changeover awaits war end and material release, with a new combined station and freight facility near Columbia Avenue.

Dela Ware & Hudson Ballston Spa Schenectady JS Tower High Street 5S Tower Saratoga Springs Columbia Avenue

Albany Girl Struck by Propeller at Troy Airport

The 11 year old daughter of Joseph Milstein, of 61 Fer race Avenue Albany, was hit on the head by a plane propeller at Troy Airport. She was treated at Albany Hospital after initial care at Burnside Hospital and underwent brain surgery. Her father, a glove manufacturer in Albany, operated the plane involved.

Phe Beverly Mielemn Ldbrear Joseph Milstein Ferrace Avenue Albany Troy Albany Hoepeal Joseph Maelsteig

Union hosts gathering as Hughes Autoograf workers meet

More than 20 employees from Hughes Autoograf Co. across four plants in Cohoes Lansingburg and Watervliet attended a Friday event at Germanns Hall with AFL officials Walter Flanigan and John Schreiber speaking.

Hughes-Autograt, Co. Inc Cohoes Lansingburg Waterviler Ger Manns Hall AFL Walter Flanigan She Troy Federation of Labor John Sehreier Washington AFLL W. J. Lyset Phumber Hughes-Autograf

Boy Injured in Auto Collision on Second Street

John Pobar 12 of 379 First Street sustained a slight knee injury Saturday after a car struck his bicycle on Second Street near Canal Avenue. Henry Kersid of 434 Adams Street Delmar reported to Central Police Station that he was driving south when the bicycle veered into his car. Joan Robar and his brother Earl were on the bike at the time.

John Pobar First Street Second Street Canal Avenue Henry Kersid Adams Street Delmar Central Police Station Joan Robar Earl

Hoosick Falls Notices and Community Events

Hoosick Falls village police report two arrests for enforcing alcohol laws involving J. G. Flubacher and E. D. Hatchett. Justice Grant D. Smith handled guilty pleas for Jaseph Graney and Mary Unavitch with fines of 10 dollars each. Social events include a Center Club social at the Knights of Columbus hall and a food preservation film at All Saints Parish Hall with no admission. An inhalator session at Seth Parsons Steam Engine House invites more attendees. Honorably discharged sergeant Ben Zare ski returns to Pittstown to visit family. Troop 64 Scouts enjoyed a swim and supper at Hedges Lake with badge presentations. Company C of the 2nd NY Guard plans drills at State Armory and seeks about a dozen new members with enlistment slots open Mondays and Thursdays.

Set J. G. Flubacher E D. Hatchett Jaseph Graney Mary Unavitch Bar-E-Que All Saints Hoosick Seth Parsons Ben Zareski Stephen Zareski Pittstown Boy Scouts of America Winfred Robinson Hedges' Lake Kyle Gruene Jay Slade Dritix New York Guard State jArrady

Sugar Shortage Threatens Canning Fruit Supplies

Local ration boards face a statewide sugar shortage that jeopardizes canning. Housewives report no sugar for canning and fear winter shortages as authorities in North Adams and Troy refuse early release of August allotments. Regional OPA officials say relief before the canning season ends is unlikely.

Troy Ration Board OFA Cit Washington North Adams OPA Boston

Legion Post Hosts 100 Children at Troy Theater Party

One hundred children from St. Vincent's and Guardian Angels' homes were guests of the Troy Post American Legion at Protter's Theater. Buses ran to and from the theater with help from LeGrand M. Smith of United Traction Co. The event marked the halfway point in summer social service work, which will continue through August with Lewrente Cowen supplying weekly tickets and Maurice Filson chairing the committee.

St. Vincent’s Guardian Angels Troy Post American Legion Protter’s Post LeGrand M. Smith United Traction Co Lewrente Cowen Maurice Filson

Local Social Notes From Amherst and Nearby Towns

Falley Falls at Lester Ward of Amherst LH visits Miss Unn Speanburgh for several days. Mr and Mrs Harold McMahon return from Boston after a week away. Mr and Mrs William Cary and family visit Mr and Mrs Glenn Coga halt in Altamont. Wendell Walker and Richard Darkward stay with Mr and Mrs Morlock in Petersburg. Mrs Fannie B Buckley returns home after visiting Warrensburg. Miss Chole B Saehdatovb ds spends a few weeks with her family.

Falley Lester Ward Amherst Unn Speanburgh Harold McMahon Boston Mass William, Cary Altamont Glenn Cogahalt Wendell Walker Richard Darkward Morlock Petersburg Fannie B. Buckley

Local families entertain relatives at Manhasset and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Frederick Walker host grandchildren Judy Joan and Jean Mory jock of Petersburg visit. Emmett Boom welcomes Charles Goff Barbara Goff and Sadie Gaumond of New Haven. Heavey and Harriet Heavey return to Jersey City after time with Ethel Darknard family. Birthday party for Michael Barrett yields gifts. Hot dog roast honors Pvt John Hill and Mrs Hill at Leighton Boom home. Clum Selinow families vacation at Scotia Pond. Hood family visits with Van Deusen. Robert Hood visits and Hood clan hosts Hood relatives at Bellrose White Plains and Tarrytown. Robert Hood spends a month with Mrs Van Deusen.

Trottier Manhasset S. 1 Frederick Walker Judy Joan Jean -Mory Jock Petersburg Emmett Boom Charles Goff Barbara Sadie Gaumond New Haven Ethel Darknard Michael Barrett John Hill Hill Leighton Boom Frederick Fisk Ernest Speigner Boom Daniel Clum Judith Leonard Selinow Clum Scotia Pond Donald L. Roberts Mras Rvie van Deusen Samuel Hewitt Robert Hood Bellrose I. L Moffat Hood White Plain David ‘Hood Tarrytown van Deusen

Whitaker and Guptill Guests Return from Vacation

Mrs Gordon Whitaker and Mr Arthur Guptill of Brooklyn along with Miss Margaret Dwyer and Miss Persy Dwyer return home from a Maine week vacation. Mrs Donald Kuliman and sister Miss Marjorie Wheeler of Hampton Manor also travel back after visiting relatives in New York City and Atlantic City. The J B Armstrong Brotherhood of the Methodist Church hosted a gathering at Thomas and Clarence Lauder’s North Greenwich Road home with about twenty members attending a softball camp and a business meeting.

Gordon O. Whitaker Arthur Guptill Brooklyn Maine Aargaret Dwver-endiece Persy J. B. Armstrong Brotherhood of the Methodist Church Thomas and Clarence Lauder Greenwich Road Albert J

Hoosick Falls Sergeant Earns Bronze Star Medal

Hoosick Falls sergeant Thomas W. Gavin earns the Bronze Star for combat valor in Germany. The award cites his actions near a roadblock at a German town where he helped units advance under sniper fire, reflecting his service with the 20th or nearby unit connected to Camp Chaffee and local ties to Hoosick Falls and Troy.

Thomas W. Gavin Mary. Gavin Church Street Hoosick Falls Torlens Germany Ruppersberg Mmortar Aeven “Eaidrers Esterigg Ayta Uate Hoos Troy Kenners F. Gavin Bette Wit Peste White Sue Servink

Annual District No. 2 Report and Community Camp Update

The Stillwater report notes a 7 30 pm district tower event for legates, with officers to be elected at Moodydeved. Miss Bey Coons and other locals visit relatives, and the Jewish Community Center day camp at Mid City Park in Menands closes its first period. The non sectarian camp enters a second four week period starting Monday.

Comode Mooteivesda HOWE Jewish Community Center

Evening program led by Berton Tillotson announced

Lewis and First Vice President Berton Tillotson oversaw the program for the evening. The next meeting is set for Friday evening August 10 at a location to be announced later.

Attorneys Plan Memorial Event For Agron A Ar ember

A memorial service is planned by Attorneys Plan with guests from the Third Judicial District. Officials and associates will gather at SesenwEy opening as part of the fall term observance.

Forsener Betsselzer County Beth Agron A Frea C. Sch. Bares aAltett Delucia Siertair Uner Philip J Third Judicial District

Phones Mother From Town H in Italy

Pvt James Flavin long abroad telephoned his mother in Green Island from Italy last week chatting ten minutes. His sister said his overseas service included Africa and Italy before moving into 2nd Army duties. A postmaster exam at Troy post office tested local men for Army Academy or Naval Academy eligibility, conducted by Irving C Dutcher and assisted by J Higgins and J Hyland.

James Flavin Sarah Flavin Geers Street Green Island Flavia Aftica Italy Ican Postelite Flavin Bedame Toni Hawen Este France neOhenis Troy Postoffice Army Academy Peist Naval Academy Acaapolis Irving C. Dutcher United Sates Civil Service Commission Jamen A Higgins John J. Hyland

Crossword Puzzle Abroad Trade Routes and Ties

Puzzle clue fragment mentions travel from Ta Prtadizet to Brasil and Ti-Spana with references to MB Retriatep and farmtere and bars. Names and places are garbled, but hints suggest a crossword style travel and trade theme across continents with Brazilian and Spanish language echoes.

Wander Prtadizet Kerk Bosgy Brasil Ti—Spana Heto MB Teco Tor

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