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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1945
Page
12
A minor ceiling drop at the ME Washington meat market in Cincinnati caused slight damage to meat stock. No injuries reported and shop personnel attributed the incident to unrelated factors. Local officials are reviewing safety measures.
American troops in Paris vent anger at a French interior ban on dancing, calling it stupid and morale harming. They note bans on dancing clash with life in the city, while some French authorities defend the move as safeguarding public morale and health amid war shortages and German occupation.
The readable lines show a jumble of times and program names across music news farm reports and local features. Names such as Robert Su and Rosemary appear amid scattered show titles and segments, with partial entries for news and society items reflecting an ad hoc broadcast grid.
A jumble of names and times outlines a dense schedule for Tomorrow and related events. It lists numerous performers, presenters, and segments with specific start times, venues, and program notes, reflecting a busy slate across music, news, and film features.
The article quotes Pvt Wesley Henson of Nebraska and First Army Figh ter Arthur D. Green from Van Nuys who oppose the dancing ban and say it hurts morale. Others like Sergt William Gates from Canton Ohio and Sergt David J. Westerman of the Ninth Air Force argue the ban is silly and morale needs lifting. The piece describes furloughs home for front line troops and mixed views on patriotism and discipline.
President Roosevelt appoints Lloyd L. Garrison as vice chairman of the Wet Labor Board. Garrison leaves the University of Wisconsin Law School to take the post, succeeding George W. Taylor who moves to the chair. Garrison joined the board in 1942 as general counsel.
Whitehall Mrs. Herold Loomis recovers from measles at West Street home while Mrs. William Jackson convalesces after Rutland Hospital surgery at her daughter Mrs. Ray Parry’s house. Augusta welcomes Lt and Mrs. Francis Dorner back from Georgia after visits with Ernest and Mrs. Donar family. Municipal posts see Campbell and Gites reappointed and Claude Havens elected trustee unopposed. Giles starts fifth term. Catholic Youth Organization at Our Lady of Antigon parish names Caruso first president, Gurney treasurer, Liguori secretary. eighty members attended.
Mrs. John Adams of Scott Street Hoosick Falls was found dead in a cistern behind her home early Saturday the body discovered after neighbors noted the rise from the cistern had been removed. Coroner and local officials investigated. cause listed as drowning. Mrs Adams survived by her husband and four sons and three daughters.
A German broadcast on Saturday stated the German high command would continue the war, asserting the battle would go on with the means at their disposal. The broadcast claimed it was the German command’s aim to inflict high losses on the enemy during advances.
The piece records social events in Stillwater including Marion Tilly hosting the Desert Bridge Club at her Meehanicville home with two tables of bridge and JB Wards paired with Helen Cage. It mentions a future meeting with Mrs John McNany and notes Bible classes and upcoming Holy Week services led by Abs. Eten Dean, with devotions and confessions scheduled at specific times.
Mrs Earl Lane presided over a session with guest speaker Mrs Earl G Hayner of Bemis Heights presenting Local Folk Lore. A game period led by Mrs Carlton Abel, refreshments by Mrs Clinton Rivenburg and Mrs Bernard Osgood. Several local residents noted convalescence and meetings of various clubs with upcoming events and projects.
Mrs. de Seph Coffee district director will be the speaker at the meeting. A slate of 'pneers will be presented for election by the nominating committee. Committee members include My teal Beate Mrs. Norton uel and Miss Irene Burkowske. Mrs. Walter Purest will preside as president.
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