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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
8
Market report shows air stocks advancing with mixed broker notes by Foster and Adams. Prices fluctuated across New York listings as investors weighed dividends, earnings, and sector gains led by Sears Roebuck and Southern Railway with other energy and fuel stocks advancing amid volatile session conditions.
A wartime travelogue recounts a journey across occupied Europe with multiple drivers and vehicles. The narrator rides with diverse soldiers and civilians from Brussels to Lille and Amiens, detailing names, places, and brief war-era events, ending with service in the United States and return as a veteran.
Eugene and Rose Hirer attend college while managing family duties as their spouses study. Relph and Raymond recently graduated from Northwest Christian College and plan to attend the University of Oregon. In New York a Bailey Bridge ferry system using small amphibian trucks aids a British advance across the Irrawaddy River near Mandalay.
A digest from a Brunswick post farmers market lists prices for asparagus rhubarb greens and more with crates prices. It also notes a meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Keough where SM 30 was reported from a recent vegetable sale and auxiliary representatives were announced.
Cessaguna pl and Mrs John FL Devine and Air along with Mrs Elmer Hayner of Schenectady and Miss Marcia Hayne of Troy were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wagar Rev Lucius Stewart travels to Pennsylvania for two weeks Students at Garfield School learn there will be no service Wednesday due to church regulations Mrs Lina West Dunham announces Open Exercises at Lutheran Church Center on Monday June 25 with Dweight Marvin of The Record Newspapers as speaker Graduation planned at the church in Center Swich
William F. Bonl substitutes for Mal Boyle and writes on hitchhiking across Europe and parts of the continent. The piece weighs the practicality of travel by thumb, imagining both a swift Paris Brussels connection and the reverse journey through war scarred regions.
Joan F Fitzgerald of His Tenin Street is appointed as a special policeman in the Department of Public Safety with the appointment becoming effective on June 15.
Eighth Army in the Philippines. A Yank veteran, Fred P. Romero, recounts his terrifying six hours in a Japanese bivouac after an ambush killed comrades. He lay motionless under a boulder with a grenade, watched enemies but survived. He escaped at night by river routes, reaching his lines at dawn.
United Mine Workers of America nominate officers at Tuesday meeting on Fourth Street. Ballots cast July 25 in a Hudson Valley Fuel Corp trailer yard from 9 am to 6 pm. Magnus Rasmussen announced nominees for president Thomas P Casey Magnus Rasmussen for vice president William Halpin for financial secretary Christopher W Gilbovney and John Dermer for recording secretary Frank Halloran and Frank Murray unopposed for treasurer Charles Butler unopposed for trustee Joseph Comeau and Odilon LaCasse for sergeant at arms Joseph Hoffman unopposed.
Frederick Suppes, 75, of Averill Park, was found dead in a creek near his home yesterday. He died of a heart attack while chopping wood and fell into the water. The body was removed to Willis D. Larkin Funeral Home. Coroner Dr Walter G. Duffy ordered the removal. The Averill Park barracks investigated the case.
Hoosick Falls prepares for Flag Day events led by the Elks Lodge with invitations sent to clergy and local civic groups and servicemen. The program opens with a band concert and a Star Spangled Banner performance, followed by an address by former County Judge Charles J. Ranney of Troy and Scouts participation. Town Board approves a Public Works refund resolution for heavy last winter snow removal costs, listing May receipts and current balances. A community brief notes a local clinic today and Mrs. James Merrill recovering in Albany Hospital.
Patrolman Michael Z Brown, a 24 year veteran of the Troy Police Department, was retired Tuesday by the pension board. Appointed June 1, 1921, he served in the First Precinct as a plain clothes officer before becoming a patrolman. The retirement becomes effective July 1.
New York report says German gendarmes traveling with Poles returning from East Prussia were captured by security authorities of the Soviet recognized Polish provisional government. The arrests were reported by Lubin radio as part of efforts to disrupt supposed espionage and other diversionary activities in Poland.
Berchtesgaden reports reveal the 1941 death of Col Gen Ernst Udet, once Germany’s top air official, as a voluntary suicide after losing favor with Goering. A captured Goennert account claims Udet shot himself in his Berlin home while testing a secret weapon, with Goering mourning him and a state funeral organized to bolster the official narrative.
The Hoosick Ladies Aid Union meets at 2 pm and Children’s Day is set for Sunday in the Baptist Church with services at 9 30 am. All Saints Episcopal Church plans communion and Mission activities, plus a Boys Town kids program. A church card party raised 14 97 for Florence Lewis and others received pew/consolation prizes.
Western Allied forces confirm Red Army occupation of a narrow north south corridor inside Czechoslovakia. U S troops withdraw west of the Mulde as Red Army units advance behind them taking about 330 square miles. The move follows prior Allied arrangements. no immediate expansion of American held areas.
Wives of 27th Division Association members will meet next Wednesday at the Troy Hotel to form a group aiding inflation control. Paul Duffy of the OPA will outline how housewives can contribute. Invitations were sent by Clyde W. Heer, president of Troy Post.
Public notice of guardianship and probate actions regarding James P. Kerr and Jane M. Kerr from Ontario and New York entities. Officials, heirs, guardians, and creditors must show cause before the Surrogate's Court in Troy New York on specified dates in 1945.
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