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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
3
A vintage style health note urges taking time at breakfast to avoid rushing and poor digestion. It touts Wilton's Certified Bacon and Wilson's Clear Brook Eggs as hearty options, emphasizing steady energy through protein rich meals to fend off mid morning fatigue.
Inspectors of election in Troy and nearby areas were briefed at the Rensselaer County Court House on rules for primary day and registration. Election commissioners outlined changes including soldier ballots, deadlines, and the need for accurate voting machine alignment, with emphasis on pencil or ink marks and valid decisions by a majority of inspectors.
Schaghticoke exams are set at the high school this week with grade exercises on Monday. The Mestings of Victorian Chapter will be discontinued for the summer, resuming the second Thursday in September. Mr and Mrs William B Sabin have returned from their wedding trip and will reside in Schaghticoke. Mrs Sabin was formerly Dorothy Van Wert. St Johns Day will be observed at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 10 30 am with a sermon by Rev George Kilgus. Victor Ledge and Victorian Chapter will attend. Mrs Charles J Connolly will host the Monday tea on July 2 with serving committee members Mrs Charles Lawrence, Mrs William Burdick, and Mrs Ellsworth Hemstreet. Next tea hostess will be Mrs James Edwards on Aug 7. Memorial services for Tech Sergeant Herman Spoornoggle, killed in Italy May 24, will be held at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening. Sergeant Spoornoggle was a former church trustee. Mrs James Edwards entertained guests Saturday evening. dinner at 6 30 followed by cards. Guests included Mrs Fred R Ackart, Mrs Wilson Sheldon, Mrs L D Clark, Mrs Louis Martin, and Mrs Rennie Barth.
Secretary Hull rejected Lord Lyttleton's claim that the United States aided Britain before Pearl Harbor to provoke Japan. Hull said Britain was aided in self defense and Pearl Harbor was unprovoked. He stressed the U.S. policy remained the single aim of national defense as Germany and Japan moved toward war.
The Gradation Choir of the Stillwater Methodist Church held its last meeting before fall at Mrs. Henry Truland’s home. A dollar social was held. The nominating committee named 1942 45 officers, changed meeting night to the fourth Tuesday, and refreshments were served. Union Prayer Service set for 7:30 PM at the church. Firemen invited to parade in Ballston. Dessert Bridge Club dined at Gideon Potram Hotel then viewed a Saratoga theater. Obituary notes Mrs Catherine Fitzpatrick’s funeral, and local residents’ health updates follow. Committee arranged bond drive and band rally at State Theater Mechanicville Friday. Missionary Society held a covered dish supper. meetings pause until September. Scout Troop 35 held meeting at high school with oath, songs, and plans for summer activities.
In a personal apology to the House of Commons Captain Oliver Lyttleton British Minister of Production disclaims any intent to claim United States lend lease aid caused Japan to attack Pearl Harbor He says the statement was misused and he only sought to express Britain gratitude for U S aid before the Japanese attack to Pearl Harbor
The speaker asks the House to believe the fault lay in expression not intent and hopes the apology will undo harm caused by the original words. The note emphasizes that any misstatement was the author’s responsibility and seeks reconciliation in the United States context.
Henry B. Boxers resigns as president of Albany Savings Bank and steps down from the board of directors. The move ends a tenure marked by staff changes and governance decisions over two years.
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