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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
20
A soldier writes to a New York congressman describing a corporal who wakes men harshly during bed checks. He reports injuries from a bed disturbance and asks for action against the corporal. The congressman, a World War I private himself, forwards the letter to the corporal’s commanding officer for review.
Buskirk Mary Hall Thomas Varley and Harvey Beller spent Saturday in Troy. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs Phoebe Aiken of Troy accompanied C E Moston on a trip to Canada. Claude Austin and daughter Veronica Jean of Cambridge visited Mrs Belle M Well ing and family. Rita Burch of South Cambridge guests of grandparents Wesley E Burch. Corrinne Eddy and friend of Schenectady spent weekend with Cay Eddy family. E Brownell and daughter Dorothea recent guests of Hazel McClure at Hoosick Park. Emma Phillips hosted Frank Dgnnings and children of North Cambridge, and Oscar Lewis and son of Oneonta with Earle Sutherland and son Richard of Latham over weekend with Clarence Wallace and Mrs James H H Murray Jr.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will confer a class of five thousand degrees in engineering and science at commencement today, the eighth in 18 months and third this year under wartime accelerated programs. Honorary degrees go to Melgum Pirnie and others. 64 graduates are from the Naval College Training Program, seven from the Civil Engineering Corps, 14 civilians including two women and two veterans. Commencement speaker is Mr. Birnie. Luther League to present a play at 8 p.m. proceeds fund church building.
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