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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1945
Page
5
Hoosick Falls pupils under Miss Mse Borne perform a piano recital featuring works by Mozart Chopin Schubert and others. The program includes student ensembles and solos with a variety of pieces from classical and light repertoire.
Beloved author Hathleen Norris transitions to radio drama writing with Bright Horizon the Story of a Woman's Life. The program airs on WOKO at 21:38 each Monday through Friday, offering a stirring narrative voice in a new medium.
The St Mary's Academy graduation Sunday afternoon included awards for top general average and religion, with donors from the American Legion and local businesses supporting senior prizes. The essay contest honored Joan Patrick Daley with ten dollars, others receiving five to two dollars. Father McQuade urged loyalty to country and God as the class was reminded of wartime duties and hope.
Rex David Livingstone, former Troy Kiwanis iClub president, headlines tomorrow’s noon lunch at the Biks clubhouse as the season’s final meeting shifts to the Country Club next week. The page also discusses a Lew Worth grand jury debate on Roosevelt era loans and calls for independent investigators, weighing political ethics and historical implications.
Local station schedule lists a busy day of Morning Melodies News and Talk shows. Programs feature Tom Brenneman John B Kenhear Mary Elizbts and multiple music blocks with News at regular intervals across the day.
A Richmond era anecdote recalls Clement Attlee washing dishes at a Collier home, the future UK Deputy Prime Minister donning an apron to serve and later wash the dishes, while in Washington gossip and wartime reports swirl about Truman, Rockefeller, and surplus wartime goods.
The Beatty High School ninth annual class day was held yesterday at 3 pm in the high school auditorium. Officers included Robert McAuliffe as president and George Demarest as vice president. Songs by the officer class featured parodies with words by Evelyn Spanswick, a senior, and memories for the class of 1945 were presented to Miss Nosine E Keating, superintendent of Green Island Schools, by George Demarest.
Today at 6 pm the Young Adult Group hosts a hot dog event with committee heads Mrs. Herbert Bullock Miss Roberta Ellett and Miss Catherine Geird. Okinawa Day observed at Heatly School with five bond or more purchases earning an emblem and book return classes at the school. Bond sales directed by Miss Margaret Kenny and Mrs Margaret Sickles. HITS CENTURY MARK New Orleans woman Elizabeth Jeters aged 100 says dishwashing helped her live long.
A reader discussion traces grapevine as rumor source from the War Between the States and Brazos river lore, including a Texas legend about explorers and a monk naming the river The River of the arms of God. It also compares English and French pronunciations of Tour Eiffel and offers a French menu pamphlet.
The Latham Mr. and Mrs. Club will meet at the home of Sir and Mrs. Wil Wan Anderson for its annual June open evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hewitt and daughter Dian return from Westfield Mass where they visited Mrs. Hewitt's parents. Chief Petty Officer William S Coghill is home briefly with his parents. The Three Pegs play by the Calvary Methodist Church CGBC class was a success. Mrs. W B Williams and William H Webster Jr received gifts from the cast. Miss Miriam Roberts, a nurse at Triboro Hospital, entertained attendees after the show.
Robert Rae of Poughkeepsie chairman of the New York State Bridge Authority announces William K Hagginbotham of Catskill as executive secretary to succeed the late Francis S M Ghas of Valatie who died last week. Hagginbotham will resign as a regular member of the authority to accept his new post.
Twelve persons, ten soldiers, were killed when a bus overturned on Highway 73 four miles south of Joplin near Camp Crowder. Several others were injured as the bus carried troops en route to a ramp at the time of the crash.
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