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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
13
The meeting in Mechanicville elected P. Gabeauy reelected to council with Keights of Cotembas and other officers named, including Thomas. The report notes a slate of candidates chosen and plans moving forward.
Fraternal delegates named for state convention and alternate appointees listed. Personal notice: Bennett Daley underwent surgery in Presque Island ME. Sgt Daley en route by plane to Skyland, brought back. Mrs. Raymond O Neuh received a surprise party at Ellsworth Ave home. Court Foresters of America to meet at Columbus Hall with membership applications. Fifth grade at School 2 performed a Flag Day program under Miss Doris Coe. Women’s Society of Christian Service plans a picnic at Mrs Reed’s home.
A long list of church services, meetings, and social events is announced. Holy Communion at St Luke's Episcopal Church at 10 am. The Junior Legion of the Salvation Army meets at Army Hall at 3 45 pm. A Sunday assembly honors Lieutenant Henneman before her service leave. Attending dignitaries include Mej and Mrs Homer P. Pe. Various church activities span First Presbyterian, Notre Dame des Victoire, and First Baptist with picnics, dances, and weekly meetings through July, August, and September.
Whitehall Edward Dennis convalescing at home after illness. Mrs. Robert Hoy of Mountain Street admitted to Moses Ludington Hospital, Ticonderoga. Mrs. Floyd Coleman on William Street underwent eye surgery at Glens Falls Hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Taft of Boardman Street to move to Glens Falls home. Army nurse Guardyak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Guardyak, volunteers for overseas duty in the Pacific and departed for the West Coast. Sgt Robert Charpentier, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Charpentier, Williams Street, returned for a thirty day furlough.
West Sand Lake notes list guests and visits of local families. Joan Lee of An na polis and her mother Mrs Maud Wallace stay with Mrs Wallace. Elmer Hogle visits Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kendall in Corinth. Dora Hughes of Tray spends Sunday with Warren Bing and family. Catherine Rame Ada Bile and John Ray visit Mr and Mrs George Bame. Lilian Mane returns to Pompton Lakes NJ after visiting the Bame family.
Justice Roberts remained a leading dissenter with 82 dissents including two written opinions. Chief Justice Stone and Justice Black each dissented 26 times. Justice Douglas led by writing 23 majority opinions. The Court issued 169 opinions with 69 unanimous, 30 four five splits, and nine six to thirteen splits. New York slowdowns and a noted climate of division accompany the report.
A New York City bus system resumes normal operations after a nearly weeklong slowdown tied to a wage dispute and arbitration delay. Service had been disrupted yesterday as crews addressed issues affecting lines around the city.
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