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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1945
Page
2
The coroner's office reports the death of Warren Freeman a 36 year old resident of Eden after being struck by a car on Route 23 miles from town Thursday night. Authorities are investigating the hit and run incident.
A three-way contest over Persian oil pits the United States Britain and the Soviet Union against Iran. The piece notes Anglo Iranian concessions remain, US troops in Persia without a formal treaty, and growing American influence via Millspaugh and military advisers while Russia and Britain deepen ties in Tehran and north Persia.
Hoosick Falls resident Captain Stanley B. Ford, serving in General Patton's Army, is reported wounded in action in Germany on March 18. The telegram to his wife Mrs Arde Ford also said she was hospitalized with other details to follow. Ford, son of J. B. Ford, left in 1940 for Camp McClellan and rose from star sergeant to captain, with prior service at Fort Benning and Camp Edwards. He went overseas in August 1944 and had been in action in France within two weeks of arrival, leaving behind a wife and two children.
Crapseyville The Edson School closes for Easier vacation. Odd Fellows plan dances at White Lily Hall Friday night April 6. The third degree will be conferred on a class from Hudson Valley Lodge and White Lily Lodge Tuesday night at Hudson Valley Lodge Troy directed by John Johnson, degree Master.
Holy Saturday services at the Immaculate Conception Church include blessing holy water and a reading of 42 prophecies, with confessions 4 to 5 PM and evening services at 7:30 PM. Ned in France Pvt Walter Ford location seems noted. Mildred Wits returns from Samaritan Hospital, Vera Wager and Miss Mary A. Doyle update, fire dept. calls on Thursday to three incidents including grass fire near Soston & Maine depot, Congress Street blaze took about twenty minutes to extinguish. Hoosick Grange meets with Mrs Burton Laine leading a used clothing drive and committee members named. five new membership applications.
Address information at the Red Cross War Fund campaign HQ shows many people not yet reached in the 1945 canvass. For convenience, the Taz Record Newspapers will print this coupon for donations as the drive closes Saturday, clip, attach money, and send to your local Red Cross chapter.
Sroghram presented Between the Sorrows with a zakoy and accordion solos by Mrs. Lloyd Pine Winifred Griswold and Vera Cr periy. John C Swan acted as county agricultural agent and spoke on Pending 1 Million People. Miss Leila Philpott directed a skit by Misses Griswold and D Griswold. a recreation number under Robert Bavie was won by Miss Marian Siemens.
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