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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1945
Page
17
Senators urged public hearings on a federally financed work program to guarantee jobs for all who need them. The measure would require the President to submit annually a national production and employment budget to Congress.
East Side A regular monthly Albia Men's Club meeting at 8 30 p m in clubrooms with president Chester J Ashley presiding Refreshments and entertainment will follow Plan Church Hasaar ladies of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church meet tomorrow at 1 p m at Mrs Elmer Tillex home Sewing for fall church bazaar Officers and soldiers visits include Pfc Charles Taylor visiting parents 29 Phim Avenue and Pfc George Donahue home on furlough at 16 Jesse Court Also Private First Class Donate overseas for two and a half years with invasions of Africa Sicily Italy and Normandy Mise Ethel Strope now works in maintenance at Park View Court with Pecos Texas clerical stint Her brother Staff Sergeant Walter A Strope and wife returned from Pecos with two and a half years at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas where he was a link restructor now in all communications
Dr G Hardenbergh of the American Veterinary Medical Association cites heavy losses in pigs, calves, and cattle due to disease and mismanagement. He says millions of pounds of meat could be saved annually with improved disease prevention and careful shipping practices.
British Admiralty approves a prize fund distribution from captured enemy cargoes totaling millions of pounds. For the first time airmen in coastal commands will receive equal shares with seamen, while all ranks share the booty after the war ends. Estimated individual shares range from about 15 000 dollars for admirals to 100 dollars for mess boys.
The article reveals "Max" as the hidden leader of the French resistance, later identified as Jean Moulin. It details his rise from prefect in Eure et Loir to underground organizer, his clashes with the Gestapo, his work coordinating resistance groups, and his fate after arrest in Lyon on June 2, 1943. It also notes his collaboration with de Gaulle, the formation of unified resistance, and the eventual capture of Moulin and key leaders.
The Cohoes Moose Club held its annual clam bake at Michael's Field under Loyal Order of Moose auspices. The gathering opened at noon with a later 4 p.m. clam steam. Burl Bracken led the organizing committee with Fred Bouchard Augustus Gildea Frank Galarneau Edward Crosby and James Bracken Jr serving. Miss Beatrice Brown visits Montreal relatives. Sgt Kenneth L. Borden returns to Scott Field after leave. Court 31 Catholic Daughters meets Aug 6 at Knights of Columbus on Remsen Street with Mrs Helen Meron presiding. Knights to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Grand Knight William J. Trombley presiding. Obituary notes funeral of Mrs Mary Terrell of 51 Violet Street held with services at St Agnes Church and St Mart's Cemetery. Bearers listed include Chief William F Maxwell William Quinn James O'Brien Edward Genah William Weatherwax and John Molloy.
Plans were completed yesterday for today s primary elections with designees to be voted as candidates in Cohoes. Candidates named include Sasis von Seing and Democratic committee members among others with 20 contests to be determined and polling places opening at 9 am.
The Cohoes Draft Board reclassified nine registrants yesterday. Four discharged veterans move to Class 2C-Discharge. Names include Ernest Roberts James FL Cons Edward oot Conrad' O. Fees Jona Seas 528 Charles Snyder Class 6R Richard H. Olson Class 2A4-F and Charles R. Shep hpard Class 4F. Engagement Announced Miss Constance Beau soleil to Donald W. Hartshorn. The wedding date not yet set. Hienic Postponed A picnic at the home of Mrs. King Latham postponed. Veterans Session Cohoes Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meet Thursday at 8 pm at Remsen Street Quarters. Commander Mayeroff to preside.
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