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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
16
An international counterpart to the FBI is proposed to hunt and arrest war criminals. The organization would operate from Berlin headquarters and recruit expert investigators from Allied nations to pursue those deemed dangerous to peace.
AP dispatch by James Hassettey reports Captain Raymond J. Reiner of Hoosick Falls among the first Mustang fighters to land on Iwo Jima’s Toyama Airfield No. 1 near the Japan homeland. Brig. Gen. Ernest F. Moore confirms Reiner’s unit and names pilot Whitey Heteer of Hoosick Falls as a graduate of the local high school.
Governor Dewey sent four Saratoga Springs commissioners to the Senate for confirmation. Appointment list includes Edward H. Butler of Buffalo Frederick H. Ecker and J. J. Golub of New York and Jerome D. Barnum of Syracuse. Also named Howard S. Cultmant as commissioner of the Port Authority of New York.
Cambridge William J. McMillan of New York, a former Cambridge resident, is spending two weeks in town. Various church and community meetings are scheduled including sessions at Mary McClellan Hospital, the Cella United Presbyterian Church, and the First Presbyterian Church. Local civic groups like the Red Cross Nurses’ Aid Corps and the Women’s Missionary Society plan events with speakers on health, penicillin, and Holy Week services.
Italy seeks permission to declare war on Japan with support from the United States and Soviet Union. It aims to secure a long range lend lease basis and a place at the San Francisco Security Conference. Italy remains de belligerent under an Allied commission pending approval.
Grafton residents report visits with friends, weekend stays, and family gatherings. Barbara Burdick spent time with Adrian Pask in Troy. Mrs. Eben Obeck and Hat Tie Burdick plan to move to Troy. Mildred Sullivan visits W. Elisit family. Bits Grogan returns to Navy duty. Community plans a Town Hall gathering Saturday to celebrate Red Cross Drive success with games and entertainment.
The funeral for William P. McKean was held Tuesday afternoon at Rulison Garnsey ParkER undertaking parlors. Rev. Richard Weld of Greenfield Center and Rev. Chester A. Finch of Round Lake Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed in Fort Edward Cemetery. Bearers were four Sims of the deceased and James McKean, Lawrence McKean, Willard McKean, Ward McKean, and James McKean.
Stillwater notes a May banquet planned by the World Wide Guild of the Second Baptist Church with devotions led by Sige Osgood and a business session by president Miss Carsius Brewster. The program included a “Test of the Date Line” by Mrs W P Stanford and Mrs Fred Hayser, followed by a social.
The Hoard of Deacons and Deaconesses of the Second Baptist Church will meet today at 7 pm in the church. Those wishing to unite by baptism or experience will meet with them. Mrs. Frank Thierolf hosts the Missionary Society tomorrow night with devotions led by Miss Mildred Hayner.
The Senate approved a bill allocating 5 million dollars to reimburse localities for extraordinary removal costs and winter relief. The measure, recommended by Governor Dewey, aims to ease financial hardship across the state and was sent to the Assembly for action.
The measure establishes a state division of Nefereng Affairs and carries a law appropriation of 9,825,000 dollars. It provides a statewide veterans services system including rest camps and vocational and educational facilities. The Senate approved and sent the bill to Governor Dewey.
Fragmentary text discusses salary scales for faculty members at state schools and colleges and mentions the experiment station run by Cornell University. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
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