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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1945
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Woodment Rod and Gun Chub at Hancock Mdy hag. It cites 33 000 wild turkeyz in the test with a 48 year timeframe and a cost of 150 000 dollars.
Washington reports the Republican Congressional Food Study Committee calls for a six month embargo on American sugar exports to prevent a sugar famine in Rome. The panel criticizes secrecy on stockpiles, cites high British reserves, and argues current rationing and policy need overhaul to boost U S sugar availability for home use.
Coast Guardsmen recovered the bodies of Theodore A. Palke 23 and Victor Eppalito 28 after a boat overturned in the Niegera River near Strawberry Island. Two other party members were rescued: Priest James Ryan 22 on furlough and Henry Krauzewicz 38, both Buffalo residents.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Poestenkill held Children s Day exercises Sunday at 1am led by Rev. Lauren H. Grandy. Participants included Robert Subie Merie Loy Hull Leis Weston Marie Hoffman Barbara Sue Hoffman and several others in songs and recitations. The service closed with a prayer and song.
James C. Cooper 73 of Schenectady died Friday at home from a heart attack. Funeral services are set for 2 pm today. He was appointed county judge by Governor Roosevelt in 1932 to fill a vacancy and later served through 1932. He recently served as receiver for the Schenectady Railway Co. and was active in multiple local organizations. Surviving are his wife, a brother Frank Cooper, and two sons Frank and James.
Albany lawmakers schedule two key commissions. Senator Benjamin Feinberg leads a survey on veteran training and displaced workers, while another panel, urged by Governor Dewey, will study New York agriculture and milk price spread. Members include J. Carlton Corwith and William L Myers, among others.
The majority leader notes the survey aims to cover all agriculture phases with milk given priority. He mentions a provision to prevent an investigation of the spread and stresses milk comes first while drafting the bill.
May 15 marked the usual date for stopping overflow at Totahannock Reservoir, but water continues to spill nearly a month later. Superintendent William F. Luby announced ongoing flow and an overflow at the Spillway. The Brunswick-Vanderheyden Reservoir also overflows while the Water Bureau completed algae treatment using copper sulfate to improve water taste.
A dense radio programming run shows Timekeeper and Morning Melodies leading a chaotic lineup. Several programs from Timekeeper, News, Breakfast, and various time slots fill the day with music, talk, and sports segments featuring named hosts and stations.
In Surre-Bete's Court four estate tax reports have been filed by Transfer Tax Agent Edward J. Poland. Debtors include Greco Bors died December 23 195, gross estate 17515.72, net 11082.47 with state tax 6.52. James Iman died February 17 13 in Troy with gross 5706.59, net 5250. SAM0R6. Mrs Bertha Gets died in Castetos Sept 1 It. gross 3745.45 net 3129. There is no state tax. Theresa Schmidt died November 33 1914. estate gross 4535, net 5255. There is no state tax. Churches receive legacies from Grace Sorst for various church purposes. beneficiaries include Augustine's Church in Tro, St Law..., St. Michaels Church, Home for the Aged, and others with amounts up to 2000. Details list Susanna Krug life use and residuary shares to multiple relatives and cousins Apollo Krug family and others. Mackrell & Ranney are attorneys. Cambridge will probate grants equal division to sons Harold Norton and Eric Norton. Florence Schmidt and Guy Swinnerton are attorneys in related matters.
Joan Moran writes urging a manager to approve more personal loans. She claims Personal Finance Co makes loans from $25 to $, emphasizing that increasing loan approvals is their sole business and asks for another chance to say yes in future dealings.
Col. Lester C. Higbee, commander of the Second Regiment, New York Sires, will be speaker at Amsterdam High School. Event details incomplete but notes show he is scheduled to address students Thursday.
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