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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1944
Page
3
Dr Bison Ryan Fox president of Union College Schenectady was elected president of New York State Cithers' Council for a Durable Peace announced yesterday Mrs Rhea Eckel Syracuse council executive secretary said Judge Charles Sears and Fev Jake Boland of Buffalo were named vice presidents in the same report
Dr William P Tolley chancellor of Syracuse University Robert St Benjamin and Miss Ethel Phillips New York and Irving Mo Ives Norwich majority leader of the State Assembly were added to the council's board of directors increasing membership to 26 The council holds the state conference at Colgate University July 26 58 Concert at home The East Schoolache Band led by Rev C Mr Whots gave a concert Sunday evening at the van Rensselaer Home.
A report by Leiré Archer, former head of Balkan Journal, notes Near East Relief and American groups fostered goodwill and aid in Albania Romania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. American experts aided agriculture industry and medical work, acting as unofficial ambassadors of goodwill to prepare for Balkan resistance against fascist domination as Soviet forces move into Romania.
The Oteykwah Camp Fire group held two hot dog roasts at the home of new president Shirley Christensen of TH Avenue. Miss Pansy Fly guardian of the group. Sunday the group toured by truck with Frank Shanle from Justus Weisel on the Old Plank Road where an outdoor supper was cooked. John Christensen led the girls on a nature hike through the surrounding country.
Local morning radio guide lists programs and hosts across stations with news briefs, weather, and musical segments. Entries include Melones at 7 p.m., Tracy medical segments, Connie Boswet’s Ranger notes, and a slate of morning shows, contests, and melodic features across multiple time slots.
Six area residents were placed on the inactive list for duty after acting in Mary and the Statton at the Court House. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan announced the recruits as Joseph Domseck, Grames Krawetz, Jerry Mainello, Jamies McCovey, Albert J. Gauthier, and William A. Pratt, with listed street addresses.
Eagle Mills residents report Edward Grant confined to Samaritan Hospital. Grace Thomas visiting Hinsdale Mass. and others at home with measles. Aubrey Gipson has returned from a Brooklyn hospital after an operation. Local guests include Millington Hakes of New Lebanon. An all day Red Cross sewing meeting is planned at the Church of Christ with a covered high luncheon at noon. Jack Decker earns a merit badge in junior life saving for an eight week course. relatives arrive for Leslie A. Clos funeral from Cleveland Albany and Buffalo. Church delegation attends Averill Park conference. Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Earl Patrie’s home. P and P Club plans theater party with Mrs Walter Wheeler in charge. Children’s Day rehearsal set for Church of Christ. Garfield School picnic at Hutchinson’s Grove on the Troy Mills Road with transportation arranged.
Archaeologists document a buried early city beneath modern London streets. The discoverers aim to photograph measure and record ancient houses baths and civic buildings before modern foundations erase them. Prominent figures urge careful recording of origins of British civilization amid Roman walls and ruined streets.
William Turner about 78 of Schenectady perished yesterday in a fire of undetermined origin that swept his grocery store. He lived in the rear of the store.
John Skopayke, 24, of Troy, received six stitches to his forehead after falling on a stone while visiting on Brunswick Road. Officers W. M. Ryan and Albert Prezio of the First Presbyen? escorted him to Semarites Hospital yesterday, then took him to his home after treatment.
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