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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1945

Page

7

Aged Cobbler Claims Bee Sting Prolongs Life

Frederick Neamas a 60 year old cobbler from Northamptonshire attributes his vigor to bee stings. He says twenty to thirty stings at a time boost strength and health while a local doctor notes such remedies are sometimes used for rheumatism.

London Frederick Neamas Ketter’ Morthamptons Fred Efus Focal Shoe Factory Axogether James McCrea Enowa Bera- Buirs

Green Island High School Holds Ninth Commencement Exercises

John Ji Quinlan will be principal speaker at Green Island High School ninth commencement exercises today at 3 p.m. The program opens with the Soto Orchestra under T. Roy Kiefer, presents colors, and includes a salute by the graduates. The theme is Thanks to God, with Rev. El Mesulife delivering the prayer. Graduates receiving diplomas include Nadine Paw, Dorothy Said, Evelyn Spabswick, Robert Mou, Richard Gave, Eugene Rogers and Shirley Rivette. Monday evening the senior class banquet at Sunset Inn Troy hosted guests including Miss Norine Keating, Miss Marcelix Keating, Robert McAuliffe, and gifts to class advisor Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald and former advisor Miss Ruth Cummings.

John Ji Quinlan Healy High Schill Soto Orchestra T. Roy Kiefer Géeunod Revere EL Mesulife Green Island Joseph B. Woe Chef of Education Greenscan Nadine Paw Monsaes Dorothy Said Evelyn Spabswick Robert Mou Aviffe Richard Gave Eusene Rogers Shirley Rivette Chase Gdmal Sunset Inn Troy Norine 3. Keating Marcelix Keating Heatly Robert McAuliffe Seblox Mary G Fitzgerald George Damarest Ruth M. Cummings

Mohawk Hudson Humane Society official to speak at Albany church

Bentley P. Look, general manager of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society, will address the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church of Albany today at 11 am. He will discuss "Juvenile Protection."

Grol Bentley P Mohawk- Hudson Humane Society Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church of Albany Juvenille Protec Ion

Mrs Stevens collapses during murder probe in Connecticut

In Bridgeport Connecticut Mrs Stevens wife of paratroop major Raisey Stevens testified she fired three shots in self defense killing 26 year old Albert Kovacs. The coroner's hearing delayed action while evidence is reviewed.

Bridgeport Conn Imogene Stevens Sailor Bmaj Raisey Stevens Albert Kevacs James Stevens Ew Canaan Otto Schmidt James Kovacs New Canaan Albert G. Balsey-Srevena Rovacs Portsmouth Albert Kovacs Charles Milton George R. Stevens Germany

Two Girls Freed in DeLong Case After Witness Service

Two minor girls held for 46 days as witnesses in the DeLong felonious assault case were released by Judge Harry E. Clinton at the request of Dist. Atty. Harie J. Wiley. DeLong pleaded guilty to attempted felonious assault and was sent to Clinton Prison for two years. the girls received $23 each for witness fees.

Mohawk& Hudsom River Humane Society Clarence’ DeLong Harry E. Clinton Dist Harie J. Wiley DeLore Clinton DeLong

Hitler's Half-Brother Arrested in Hamburg

An Allied source reports Adolf Hitler's half-brother, once a Berlin tavern owner, arrested in Hamburg by British security police. The man’s name was not released and officials offered no comment. He reportedly has not seen Hitler for years.

21St Army Adolf Hitler Berlin Hamburg Ix -Wag Hitler

Plans clash over Japan invasion and air power strategy

Debate pits Army invasion plans against air power to force surrender in Japan. General Marshall and General Arnold clash over containing the invasion via air assault, hindered by shipping shortages and presidential oversight. Senators plan to probe the disagreement as Truman weighs options.

Navy Army Army Air Forces Japan Lmirtorde Strategiste White House Truman Marshall Ira Eaker Arnolds Baker Trutman Land Army Star

Auto tire rationing to continue with 2.5 million tires July allotment

The OPA announced 2,500,000 tires will be available for rationing in July to essential drivers. Deputy OPA administrator Max McCullough said the tire supply remains tight and higher rationing will borrow from current stocks for the hot season. July quotas rise for trucks and tractors with 734,508 large tires and 380,842 smaller tires, while tractor-implement allocations change to 40,000 large and 70,000 small.

OPA Washington Max McCullough

Farmers Market Prices and Produce Listings June 26 1945

A wartime market page lists produce prices and availability with Arizona potatoes in 200 pound bags at 5.44. Plum and peach listings appear with Cal exceptions and various vegetables priced per unit. Caps show figures for cabbage peas asparagus spinach beets onions squash beans carrots peppers and more with notes indicating 106 pound bags for potatoes and other regional varieties.

Arizona Southern California Bas AOD AG Doz Behs AG Boston Teeberg Carolina Texas-Bermudz

Fire Razes Two Large Barns at Pownal Center

A lightning strike during a Cah storm caused a blaze that destroyed two large barns at Pownal Center on Monday night. One bull died and two horses were saved as the fire spread from the horse barn to a nearby 39 foot cow barn. Mr. Buctington and his mother witnessed the flames while dining and reported shingles and window damage before discovering the full extent of the blaze.

Sre William J. Bar Hagton Buctington

Fatal Lightning Strike on Powssll Center Farm Animals

A lightning bolt struck the Powell Center farm, near the Burrington property, killing a horse and two other animals belonging to the farmer and his mother who had operated the property for years. The 17 year old Jake was also mentioned in connection with the incident.

Jake Dees Theo Witha David Rgd

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