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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1945
Page
4
The Troy Health Department and Troy Department of Education support May Day birth registration awareness. Officials cite national campaigns and Census data urging registration to secure benefits, licenses, and legal rights for newborns and families.
Misa Cecelia Sinclsir, director of the massing service 3% Hos pital in Schenectady, left yesterday for Istanbul to direct training of nurses for Turkish hospitals. She was appointed through the Turkish ambassador in Washington and will be accompanied to Istanbul.
Miss Lillian Stag acts as instructor and arting coach at Hospital J. Edmund W. Donald, basketball coach at RPL, will speak at Broadalbin High School athletic gathering in Masonite Temple. FPL Bowling Green game film shown. Dancing will follow the event.
French statesman Edouard Herriot and his wife arrived in Moscow after liberation by Soviet authorities near Berlin. The 63 year old former deputy said he would stay a few days as guest of the French ambassador before returning to France. He had been confined near Berlin after being arrested by German police during Vichy collaboration controversy.
Mrs. Ruth E. Shillenger spent the week-end with her mother Mrs Wilson Shillenger. Samuel Stewart jr of the Navy is home on leave visiting his parents. Mrs Wilson Miller and son Billy join Miss Barbara Wendell of Poestenkill as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Pierson. Pvt John Collier, injured in action in Germany, is in New York en route to a hospital for further treatment before returning home. A roast beef supper will be served at the Reformed Church by the Ladies Aid Society. The annual mother daughter banquet of the League for Service will be held at the Reformed Church on May 9. On May 18 parents of Sunday School students are invited to church to learn about the works of the Sunday School. Light refreshments will be served.
The town sets a Seventh War Loan quota of 10000 dollars with Albert Peter-Son as town chairman. Mrs James Rice returns home after wintering in Schenectady Wit and Mrs Andrew Lasson have received word of arrival in North Pownal.
Hoosick Falls Today marks the opening of a six month water period with a 19 M255 fevy. Bills dated today offer 10 percent discount if paid before June 1 after back rents. Penalty 10 percent after June 1. Parments due at village clerk office in Municipal Building. Funeral of Delmar Roberson held with Rev McGaughey officiating. Soldier Anthony J. Rogers honored after overseas service. Woman’s meeting on children needs at First Presbyterian Church. Story hour ends at Chenay Public Library. outdoor series planned. Battlefield Park opens for season with caretaker and pine plantings. Sugar rationing board to start accepting home canning sugar applications. Bi weekly waste paper collection continues. rural school district meetings scheduled.
Mrs. Robert Rudd chairs the cancer control drive in North Pownal and surrounding areas assisted by Charles Kokoras and several local volunteers. Meanwhile Williamstown High School honors include Clyde Niles Phyllis Petrie Janet Burdick Jane Mason James Broomaf Juan Patrie and others with honor rolls Christie.
In Cattauraugus County a farm house fire killed Moe Moff, 34, and injured his wife Clyde Moff, 36, who was burned while trying to help him. Sheriff Morgen Sigel and Coroner George Midpetar recovered the child from the ashes. The blaze started when kerosene was poured in a living room area and an explosion occurred.
Plainclothes patrolman Javek Szwedowski was accidentally shot and died when officers faced a crowd of about 200 while attempting to arrest a young woman in Harlem. Deputy Police Inspector Jamesi led the response amid the chaotic Sunday incident.
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