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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
9
Professor van Klooster, a Dutch academic, sails for Europe to join US Armor units. His Army role remains secret for security reasons, but he is expected to assist in reconstruction and governance of liberated nations.
Born in 1884 in Holland, he studied in Paris and Holland then taught in European universities before arriving in the United States in 1918. He joined HBL in 1918 and has served as a professor of physical chemistry. Also report that Carlo Margotti Archbishop of Gorizia was arrested by Yugoslavs. no details released.
John D. Shuart assistant manager in charge of programs for the North Atlantic Area Red Cross will address the Hoenselaet County Chapter annual meeting on Monday May 28 at 3 p.m. in Music Hall. Officers will be elected. Shuart brings extensive disaster relief and fund raising experience, with service in the Navy during World War I and a long career in Springfield.
Center Cambridge and Albany area residents share short trips and family visits. Cadric Babcock of Troy visited his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Babcock. Kenneth Keyes of Hoosick Falls visited his mother Mrs Nettie Keyes. Felix A Inderman of Lindenhurst spent time at his farm on the West Cambridge road. Dr and Mrs EB Sealey and daughter Evelyn of Round Lake and Rev Charles Volbert called on Mrs Henriette Dodds and family. Edward J MeV Neil and Mrs Josephine Colcare of Schenectady visited the Dodds. Mary H Guidon of Albany spent the weekend with her parents Thomas and Mary Guidon. Hazel VanWie returns to Latham after visiting her parents Burrell and Mrs Austin. John Akks reports his son Private Timari Kita arrived in Europe after entering the Army last December.
Temple Beth El hosts a special service this afternoon at 3 pm led by Rabbi Reuben Stonin in honor of Marvin Arbit and Theodore Corker who died in service. The AB G Fraternity mentors, and a V E Day observance follows per President Truman’s proclamation.
The Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a food sale in Fréar's basement with entertainment at Firemen's Hall and local churches host variety programs. Moving pictures show at McHinley School this evening, while the Brunswick Dramatic Club meets and plans further social activities and service events.
Hospitals voice gratitude to volunteers led by Miss E Dalton Sister Angela and Sister Arya of BL Josephs Ma ternity for aid during the war emergency. A superintendent urged help and a man left hospital duties to assist scrubbing windows and chores nightly. Volunteers and grocers supplied groceries, meals, and support, easing shortages. Edward Ostrander, 44, of East Greenbush was treated at Albany Hospital after fainting with a head wound, four stitches required.
Cambridge applicants must submit canning sugar permit requests today at Cambridge Central School from 1 to 3 pm. Blank forms are available at grocers. one permit covers the whole family. In other items Col Charles W Raymond hosts a home leave reception after three years overseas with the Fifth Army. National Hospital Day noted at Mary McClellan Hospital 2:30 to 4 pm tomorrow with tea served. Habie's Alumni Association birthday event on the lawn is weather dependent. Mary McClellan Hospital Women's Auxiliary officers reelected for the year: President Miss Mary C Dallas, 1st VP Mrs James Coulter, 2nd VP Mrs Brede Pedersen, Secretary Miss NL Blanche Cramer, Treasurer Miss Helen B McNish.
Averill Park Pte Sidney Gallant returns to Marine Afro Station after time with Mrs Gallant and daughter Judith. George Kirchner and Free Deyse enjoyed a weekend fishing at Kirby Lake. Cpl Daniel Marpink of Aberdeen MD was a week end guest. The Liberty Bells class to hold a 7 p.m. business meeting at the Methodist Church.
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