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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1945
Page
5
Washington report notes teen Republican senators led by Wherry and Wisconson debate the future of the Japanese throne. They discuss whether the Japanese emperor should remain in place after surrender, with harsh remarks about the emperor and Japanese religious beliefs.
Mechanicville residents may connect to the sewer and share installation costs under a city resolution passed at the monthly meeting. Commissioner Moore and Hawley Harvey backed the measure amid other items including garbage separation, the incinerator closure for repairs, and a call for charges for city fire equipment used outside municipal boundaries. Mayor Eckerson urged compensation for damages to Riverside apparatus and noted ongoing repair plans on Third Avenue with city attorney Edward Silivan present.
July 26 marked eppeared first time at meet with welcome from Msvar Zekersun candidate for supervisor. Spencer D. Cassedy, Halfmoon supervisor, seeks another term and chaired the Board of Supervisors. Primary polling hours are Tuesday 12 to 3. Fraternal Society event features Mechanicville City Band led by Fred Amedeu. officers include Peter Clements and others. Community notices cover Assumption celebration plans, visitors, military service honors with discharge details, and Knights of Columbus activities.
Schaghticoke residents Mr and Mrs Spencer Searles spent the week in Gloversville while Mrs Bert L Hack visited friends in Mechanic. Mrs Louis Besair hosted the Merribeee at her home. Airs Pat Cinelli and children vacationing with her parents in Schenectady. Pvt David Welch on furlough from Parris Island visited his wife and children. Alfred Lesson returned to Camp Meade Md after furlough with his wife. John Abrams stationed at Texas visited relatives. Miss Alice Mary Lawrence of Troy visited grandparents. Mrs Joan Green and Hugh McGreedy of Philadelphia, former presidents, were guests of Mrs Margaret Jackson. Kenneth Bebernitz returned home to Schenectady after visiting grandmother Mrs Robert Barth.
A quirky column reveals how reporters and insiders slip into Vanessi's near Nob Hill for discreet lunches. It notes California Attorney General Bob Kenny guiding two British Information Service men to the back door, with Major Attlee seen dining nearby.
John W. Reidenbach son of Mr and Mrs William J Reidenbach 38 Lexington Avenue is home after twelve months in the Ninth Air Force in France He is a flight engineer and top turret gunner on a B26 He has the Air Medal with ten clusters European Theater Ribbon with four battle stars Presidential Unit Citation 52 missions over Germany A Troy High School graduate formerly employed at Waterbury Arsenal prior to service of two and one half years ago He will report Aug 21 at Greensbor NC
Norman J H Schroth 43 of Smethport PA and Arline Lee 21 of Bradford PA died after a front seat collision south of Limestone New York. Schroth died at the scene and Lee died later at Bradford Hospital. Four others were injured in the Friday wreck.
Former Domei English service director Murayama, now in American custody, says Japan will surrender within weeks. He cites Luzon discipline, civilian hardship behind Japanese lines, and court martials as signs the war aims to delay ends. He notes Japanese leaders in mountains behind Wawa dam directing resistance.
The exchange shows officers debating the volume of parts needed for a weapon in a subterranean factory. Major Hiedeloes admits lack of time and expertise, saying the task requires American specialists and parts will be shipped home for final assembly. An underground passage and a disassembled rocket are described in the tense moment.
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