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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
1
Diplomatic circles predict Argentina will rejoin the Pan-American fold after declaring war on the Axis. Washington reports say Buenos Aires seeks invitation to the San Francisco conference, with officials signaling swift action and cautious optimism.
Dr Charles Aring Hodder a long time resident of Menands and prominent figure in the Troy area died Wednesday. He held degrees from Germtel and Devarsyne institutions and was recognized as a leading snow demuist.
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals at 293 Fort McClellan Abn and other names Drexel Hills Pennsylvania Rochester with unclear relations and context. The readable items include a sister and a brother and several surnames, but full details are obscured.
The Senate agriculture committee questions distillery by products fed to cattle after whiskey making. Farmer Thompson testifies the mash residue provides protein and fat but is too bulky for cows. He denies whisky flavor in beef and notes some residue may carry alcohol if misprocessed.
Mrs Marguerite D Augustine of 2349 Sixth Avenue seeks active duty with the Women's Army Corps after her husband Pie Carmen J D Augustine was killed in action on Saipan in July 1936. She will train at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and then serve with the Medical Corps at Thayer Hospital Nashville Tennessee. She is Troy High School graduate and joined the WAC on March 20 after earlier enlistment attempts.
Frankfurt am Main reports that on Hitler's orders the Graf Zeppelin and its newer sister ship were blown up after the Nazi leader deemed airships a useless military burden. The Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen and hangars were also destroyed, ending the life work of Zeppelin pioneer Dr. Hugo Eckener who survives with a daughter near Boden.
Luther A. Moorehead of Stan nard Avenue died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at his home. Dr William Kirk pronounced him dead and Coroner Thomas J Dotty ruled natural death due to heart ailment. A native of Kensington he had lived in Troy six years and worked as a foreman for the Bayer division of Sterling Drug Co Rensselaer. He is survived by his wife.
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