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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
21
Incomplete OCR text hints at edicts from ancient Egypt ending in exile and death penalties. The phrasing is garbled but suggests a historical record of harsh punishments and political repression. The readable bits reference Egypt and punitive edicts.
Edward Kennedy disputes censorship claims over the Reims surrender story saying the release was not restricted by military security. He notes the news came after the German government disclosures and that Allied leaders wanted timely publication to save lives. General Allen of SHAEF corroborates that political levels influenced the timing, not security concerns.
Authorities indicate A card gasoline restrictions will be eased somewhat while fuel oil supplies are monitored. The report ties to wartime logistics as Allied forces push in Europe and the Pacific. General Eisenhower and Soviet cooperation are cited regarding German capitulation terms, prompting questions about censorship and press freedom during war. Wes Gallagher appointed acting Paris AP chief to sustain bureau operations. Local church notes include a mission meeting and a Rebekah Lodge gathering.
The OPA distributed ceiling prices for summer fish to dealers effective immediately. Fillets of cod, flounder, haddock, bake, and sole are listed with top prices from 39 to 56 cents per pound, with codfish slices at 40 cents and Bali but slices at 48 cents. Prices vary by store group with Groups 1 and 2 at shown levels and Groups 3 2nd stores slightly lower.
Tombannock Mr and Mrs Frank Burdick of Troy were visitors Sunday. George Branitge of the Navy called on friends here recently. Mrs Charlies Croll is recovering from poison ivy. Mrs Samuel Hamilton of Troy was an overnight guest of her father Ira Rifesbirgh. Charles Rifenburgh, on furlough at his parents home, will return to duty soon.
A wedding reception is planned at their rooms on 12th Street with Geraldine Clark presiding and a social to follow the ceremony.
A note indicates an event or party plan directed by Mise Marion Cari. The text mentions planning steps and a plan to omit a party, suggesting a formal arrangement or ceremony context. No additional names or locations are provided.
Mrs. Amy Medford has returned home after spending the winter at Valatia. Mrs Frank Ortcanor hosted a small gathering with friends at her home, with two tables of cards in play.
The Center Brune wick players stage two one act plays The Rag Carpet Bee and Music at the Crossroads at Firemen's Hall Poestenkill tonight at 8 o clock. The event features local actors and follows a community theater format with a modest admission and an intermission between performances. Local residents are invited to attend and support the arts in Poestenkill.
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