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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
5
An Army statement reports a U S plane on a China flight was fired on Monday five miles north of Polping. The aircraft was hit four times but there were no casualties among those aboard. Attacker identities were not released.
Hoosick Falls Tally Wire Department members reelect John J. Shea chief Nicholaw Boylin assistant chief Patrick Cavanagh second assistant thief David J. Fennuasey secretary treasurer Elwin Arv strong five mimehdl as reelected at the annual meeting. The group planned a second annual banquet and a committee on menu, adjourned to a date to be named by Mr Fets hesney. Fire insurance money to be distributed among five companies. Personal notes include Michael J. Dillon at Cummings Street, Mrs Minnie Bidrwirth under observation at Troy Hospital, Robert Waddington discharged from a hospital in Japan with Troop B of the Lighth Cavalry near Tokyo. Mrs Robert Hunt noted as Gloria Goon.
Nuptial shower for Mrs. Kenneth Coon on Main Street with several helpers and many gifts. St Marys Auxiliary plans a food sale tomorrow at the Lurle store to fund a banquet for St Marys Academy basketball team. Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church to meet with an election, followed by a covered dish supper at 6 pm. Kiwanis Club noonday luncheon speaker discusses the new County Health Department and a Hoosick Falls branch. Union College Glee Club to perform April 5 under Young Women’s Club sponsorship with Paul G Black as accompanist. St Marys Auxiliary communion breakfast reservations at London Dress Shoppe. North Hoosick Community Center to host an open meeting on forming a fire district led by Edward Curran of Albany. All residents invited.
Center Cambridge Mx Alfred Schoen returned from Mary McClellan Hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs Duane Brownell, wintering in Florida, expect to return soon. Giles Russell, Cambridge mail carrier on the Buskirk route, left for Arkansas. Mrs Ralph Wildey visited relatives in Springfield New Jersey. Howard F Dodds and wife celebrated their adult wedding anniversary and birth of daughter Belva. Marlin Rogers entered New York State Vocational School in Troy for carpentry. Darwin Tellier, rural carrier to Cambridge, admitted to Albany Hospital. The Cheerful Cherub Club met with Mrs George McGeoch Jr at Lauderdale. Mrs Atwood Allen demonstrated molasses cookies and fudge. Next meeting Saturday Mar 15 at Sally Allen’s home.
The CLO urged the reinstatement of wartime newsprint controls to address a severe shortage. Thomas B. Wright, chair of the newsprint division, said he would present the appeal to a Senate small business subcommittee studying the problem. He blamed the end of controls last year for price increases and insufficient supply, noting big publishers hogged the remaining stock. Senator Capehart, chair of the subcommittee, commented on the issue.
May call in representative groups in the industry to gather information on price discrimination between publishers. The inquiry aims to identify practices that affect pricing, access, and competition across publishing houses and markets. The effort seeks clarity on how pricing varies by product, region, and distribution channel.
Hoosick parish groups announce meetings this week. The Ladies Union of the Baptist Church meets Friday at 2 pm, with Miss Mary Fitzgerald from Greensfield visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Strevens. Saints Guild, All Saints’ Bishopal Church hosts Thursday parish house event with hostesses the Misses Bovie and Ike Hoosick. Rev Gould preaches at 9:30 am on The Parables, with Sunday School at 10:30 am.
M B Wood to preach and celebrate communion at dawn in Hoyntonville May Knight Dunkerley to lead the mission of the Holy Name. United Nidvy System annual nesting and election of officers noted. Esposne Club columns reveal Watron Filkins and Archia L Rudd elected directors. A W Smith of Springfield spoke on the Musinogs for 196. Langh was served.
Pittstown Janet Hoffay and Mrs. Charles Reinhart are ill, John Coole ld deithed to the Samaritan Hospital. Andrew Sheffer has returned from the Samaritan Hospital after having his tonsils removed. Mr. and Mrs. Arno Swarts are spending several weeks in New York with friends and relatives, Mrs Leon Church left recently for Oregon where she will spend
The Young Girly Missionary Society met at Charlene Campbell's home and elected Frances McKinney president, Marya secretary, Charlene Campbell treasurer, and Barbara Joan Humphrey as treasurer. The next meeting is set for March 22 at Frances McKinney's home.
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