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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
24
Announcement shows $10.20 received toward a $26 goal in the Red Cross War Fund Drive. Hamstreet residents will host a food site at Mrs Blanchard Goyer’s home at 2 pm with Mrs Joseph Ford as chair. Proceeds go to the Red Cross. residents are urged to bake and donate.
A notice set includes Selective Service Board 362 meeting at 10 am with Sidney We Hewitt as chairman. City Council to meet at 4 pm in Municipal Building with Mayor Homer Ecker son presiding. Mrs Louise Dyer Rayrelgiengh ter convalesces after appendicitis. Tuberculin tests at Middle Grove. Dr Suse of Homestead Sanatorium to conduct tests for juniors and seniors with nurse Addie Farwell assisting. Navy confirms Robert Baker, student seaman, killed Aug 20 194, aboard tanker Jacksonville in the English Channel. memorial service held at Simpson Memorial Methodist Church Scranton. Church notes: First Methodist preparatory membership class today at 3:45 pm. Feria and communion at St Luke's tomorrow at 5:30 pm. Easter service planned by multiple churches for Sunday, April 21 at 8 pm in First Presbyterian. Skidmore College freshman choir to perform.
Community groups and individuals are active with reports at the First Methodist Church quarterly conference led by Rev. Frank W. Beran and an address by Mr Bevan. Rotary luncheon featured Henry Horsall speaking on war era morale and Pacific duties. A series of socials, homemaking sessions, and youth meetings are announced with notable attendees and dates.
The OPA announced April tire quotas cut about one third from March. Charles W. Freihofer, chairman of the War Price and Rationing Board, cited nationwide reductions to meet essential motorist needs. About one million passenger tires will be released for April, with small truck tires set at 200,000 and tractor tires totaling around 53.6 million.
The Public Service Commission announced plans for modern bus design and safety rules after the war. Chairman Milo R. Maktbie said a series of conferences with omnibus manufacturers and state officials will begin next month with an April 1 conference in Syracuse and an April 5 meeting in Bellmore New York. A note mentions a long term trend of lower water levels in wells across large parts of the United States.
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