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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
The report discusses continued American supervision of Saar coal production under occupation France claims, with Rene Pleven noting efficiency concerns. It cites an American-led workforce and ongoing measures to boost output, while potential increases in labor and use of prisoners of war are mentioned amid wartime controls.
Brig. Gen E Koenig said at a press conference that American troops and matériel are being withdrawn from the United Kingdom as redeployment accelerates. He noted reduced American wounded in UK hospitals and that three British liners are carrying 3,000 troops monthly to the United States. some troops will take university courses during the yearlong redeployment window.
A brisk catalog style note touts Wilsons Certified New England Brand sausage Dutch Boat and Braun Schweiger cold cuts as top picnic picks. It recommends potato salad baked beans deviled eggs tomatoes enriched bread and a fruit dessert for a quick home meal.
Hoosick Falls High School awarded numerous special prizes to the graduating class under Superintendent Marvis Bernys. Honors included essay, Latin, music, and vocational awards donated by local families and organizations, plus medals for best marks in math and science. The ceremony also noted senior writing, citizenship, and perfect attendance recognitions amid postgraduation festivities.
Visiting relatives fill a Greenwich week as Miss Stafford stays with relatives in Brooklyn and others visit. Women’s Red Cross meet at Mrs. Aura Adams for a sewing session with refreshments. Local selective service lists changes moving several men to 1 A. New registrants are Wesley Bounds and Ronald Wright. Rev A W Abraham to speak at Greenwich Central School Alumni meeting on Why Don t Ya Speak English.
The event starts at 8 pm with dancing from 9 pm to 1 am featuring Beas Wuem's Orchestra for both round and square sets. The auditorium will be decorated in a bern dance theme. Officers of the alumni association active in promoting the group include Marion V. Berrington president Jeen Mealey vice president Anne H. Snel secretary and Rullison Hingsley treasurer. They sent a letter to armed forces members recounting last year’s changes and activities and inviting a 1936 alumni meeting.
The Alien Property Custodian and State Department plan to keep German and Japanese assets seized in the United States, not returning them to owners. The decision, supported by the Treasury and a Senate committee, aims to fund government claims against Germany and Japan and would affect hundreds of millions in assets. Japanese holdings were not tallied. Separately, a Girl Commandos card party was held Monday on the lawn at 599 Fifth Avenue.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting with names Barbara Hall and Mrs Earl Malet and Sirs T, planning for summer pies and cookies. Mentions Kingvion and Sea Cotati with unclear events and a weakly meeting.
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