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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
6
Advice lists sources Mand for rotenone products and describes forms and uses for spray solutions. It warns on effectiveness of certain preparations and notes safety with leafy vegetables. It mentions nicotine and arsenate based options, cautions about poisoning, and outlines Troy Record Victory Garden contest rules and prizes.
Contest open to Troy Cohoes Waterford Green Island and Waterford residents. Gardens must cover at least 500 square feet or 25 by 20 feet equivalent and be clearly marked for judges. Prizes include War Bonds and Stamps totaling 330 dollars face value.
The Record Newspapers invites Troy Cohoes Watervliet Green Island and Waterford residents to enter garden contests with prizes. Back yard gardens and community gardens offer War Bond and War Stamp awards from 5 to 25 dollars for top placements. The War Department also announces 2000 soldiers will be furloughed to work on U S railroads for 30 days to prevent transport breakdowns during redeployment to the Pacific.
Washington hearing on German industry notes may resume cartel links with Allied firms and maintain core research staff. Berge cites Germany as second largest industrial power by 1930, while Wechsler details IG Farben plans to shield assets from Allied seizure via transfers to allies and non suspects, traced to 1939.
Coroner Theodore Steiber holds that Mrs Imogene Stevens shot Albert Kovacs 29 a Norwalk sailor to a fatal wound after a dispute with Milton household at their Darien home in a case tied to a love triangle. He ruled the act criminal manslaughter despite intoxication and noted statements from police and witnesses. James Kovacs corroborated that Albert refused to leave and was shot at close range.
Mrs Mary El Shithis died yesterday at her residence on Weir Street after a residence in Troy. Funeral from the residence Monday at 9 am then 9 30 am from St Mary’s Church with requiem mass, interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Alexander Rankin, Margaret Mooney, Alton J. Haskell, Charlie H. Ibbott, Alfred M. Dunham, Helen Lowe, Thomas F. Cummings, Jennie F.P. Morrie, Jeanie Patterson Morris with services at local churches and cemeteries in Albany, Mechanicville, Watervliet, and Troy.
James Kovace testified at a coroner inquest that Mrs. Stevens suddenly appeared in the Milton living room where he and his brother waited for Faith. Albert was shot as he moved toward the stairway, and Mrs. Stevens fired two more shots while James tried to help. The divorced mother, mother of a one year old, has been held on manslaughter charges with bail set at 50,000.
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