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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1945
Page
4
Mrs. Bailey, 32, pleaded innocent in Rochester to a charge of first degree murder in connection with the smothering death of her 2 year old son. She was held for a preliminary examination after the shocking incident.
The base hospital at Mariana is described as a busy facility handling thousands of patients. It details wards, amputation cases, staff led by Cape W. Galion Davis, and chief nurse Le Edythe Fielder, with facilities expanded prelaunch and ongoing wartime strain from Kamikaze attacks to battle casualties.
A roundup of local visits and events includes Mr and Mrs Fred Platner of Livingston visiting friends in town, Mr and Mrs Fred Laing of Thomson at George Sean’s home, a birthday party for Mrs George Bean hosted by Marl Ward, and gatherings at the Mineral Springs area. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs George Bean’s home with aprons and quilt blocks in progress, while the Missionary Society and other locals planned picnics and future meetings.
Stillwater Principal Nelson Armiin released the next week schedule for Regents exams with Monday tests in geography American history social studies IV and typewriting. Tuesday morning covers elementary U S social studies prelim Latin II French. afternoon English four years physics biology preliminaries. Wednesday morning mathematics intermediate algebra bookkeeping I. afternoon science preliminaries. Thursday features business law and parade participation. Also noted is Miss Loig Walsh finishing freshman year at Bucknell University spending summer with her parents. Fortnightly Literary Society to hold picnic.
The Royal Ambassadors of Second Baptist Church held a meeting at Douglas Var Wranker’s home with Mrs. Carlton Abel hosting a picnic supper at 6 30 p m. Attendees were asked to bring a covered dish table service and their own sugar. Rev W P Stamford presented a program titled The American Indian Yesterday and Today drawn from a missions magazine. Officers reported routine business and five boys were announced to spend two weeks at Camp Negore. Games and refreshments followed hosted by Var Wranker and his mother Mae Ver Vranker. Additional notes mention Hitler rumor coverage from Dublin dispatches noting a disguise claim dismissed by authoritative sources.
Radio schedule fragment lists programs and times from WIHK and local stations. Names include Drew Pearson and various music and news segments, with scattered program titles and times.
Lady Nancy Astor, the first woman MP, ends her 25 year career in Parliament. Her son William Waldorf Astor will continue the family name in Commons as Parliament prorogues. George VI vows sacrifices will help establish a just new world order built on human rights and peace.
Niagara County fruit growers expect a 3.5 million dollar loss of income due to failure of the apple crop from continuous cold in May. Agricultural agent Davie M. Dalrymple said Niagara County, a leading apple area, normally harvests over 2 million bushels but this year the crop may fall to about 450 thousand bushels, the prospect believed to be the lowest on record.
Newtonville residents report Mrs Hedges burn injuries at home. Anna Lady returns from Petersburg visit. Percey Willey regains mobility after two weeks home bound with throat infection. Rev Delbert Smith and Mrs Smith host Mrs Smith’s mother. Shick and 135 Margate residents noted. Lyman of Shageri and Fox Imeriy of Newtonville graduate Siena College. Lyman prepares for Methodist ministry and attends Drew University Theological Seminary in Madison.
A five-ship Avenger torpedo bomber team from Carrier Air Group 23 volunteered for a perilous night attack on Japanese ships off Okinawa on April 1. Amid heavy flak they dropped torpedoes, claiming a destroyer and a large cruiser. later actions included participation in the Yamato interception. The pilots were Lt Donald A. Pattie, Lt Robert S. Linari, Lt Frederik E. Kroeger, Lt John F. Volkert, and Lt Junior E. Aldridge.
In a dramatic naval action the seven Avengers attacked the vessel and within thirty seconds sent it to the bottom. The decisive assault ended with the ship sinking, marking a swift end to the confrontation according to the fragmentary report.
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