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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1945
Page
13
Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies said that the oil required to power the tanks of a single battleship would average enough energy to supply a typical home for twenty years.
United States investigators report a hidden Hoard in an Austrian mountain village. The cache includes 1.007 billion pengoes about 230 million dollars at exchange, 29 906 kilograms of gold worth 310 090 500, silver plates for currency printing, and other wealth tied to Hungarys central capital.
The War Food Administration urges using nuts as a main dinner dish in place of meat during shortages. The bulletin promotes garnishes with cost and pie or milk, and notes alternative provisions if nuts are unavailable.
Funeral arrangements were under way for Albert Van Camp a 49 year old Newburg resident who died Sunday at St Mary's Hospital from injuries suffered in the Wolverine train wreck in Rochester on May 1. Van Camp was one of three mail clerks injured in the accident.
I Cossaguna Mra. Clark Wright and Mrs. Cora Wilkinson of Shushan spent Sunday afternoon with friends here. Mrs. C. A. Johnson of Fort Ann is spending time with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richards of Greenwich and Mr. and Mrs. Harper Richards and a daughter of Argyle were Wednesday visitors at Andrew Richards's home.
In Hoosick Falls thirty six children received their First Holy Communion at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. Louis Rongione distributing and preaching on vocations. The event included a girls choir and a retreat at St Marys Academy.
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship and parents will enjoy a banquet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Round Lake Methodist Church. Mala Grange will meet at Grange Hall on Thursday at pm. Mr. Robert Kopp and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weed will serve refreshments. Cynthia and Kathie Davis, whose birthdays occur one day apart, were
Early this week a picnic at Collins Park Covel Avenue hosts Cpl Rachael Vee Hors on furlough from Williams Field Chanater visiting her brother in law Henry Abee. The Women Auxiliary of Saints Episcopal Church plans a meeting tomorrow at Edith Read and Mrs Richard Read home. Sunday service at Pomona Methodist Church marks Gete Church Sunday with 10 30 am services and lunch to follow at Malt a Grange. Members and families attend. wedding attendees bring covered dishes and table service.
Roberta Alker improves after tonsil removal. Ralph Russell of the Merchant Marine spent the weekend at home. Alia Taylor returns from Atica to be with family. Edward Gokey of the Navy resumes service after a seven day leave. Mrs. Sadie Oresky and daughter Estelle of New York spent the weekend at their summer home here.
Public bid by Eamon De Valera for Irish membership in a new League of Nations after the war. He stated Ireland would be a loyal member of any new League that is formed for collective security and guarantees full equality of rights for all nations.
The May group of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will sponsor a food sale Friday at 2 PM in Percys store. Committee members include Mrs Floyd Shorter chairwoman Mrs J Hleo Rickard Mrs Arthur Far ter Mrs Earl Ward and Mrs Anthony Dinn o. Birthday party scheduled for Schoolmaster Memorial Presbyterian Church members this evening. A covered dish supper at 6:30 will be followed by a program. At the close the Women’s Association will hold a short meeting.
Police in Erie, Pennsylvania seek William Lomas, 21, of Oklahoma City, to pick him up on a report that he kidnapped his two daughters from the home of his divorced wife. The mother, Irene Lomien, says the children were taken from her yard last Saturday afternoon while she was at work. She had been awarded custody by the Rochester, N.Y. Court of Appeals following her divorce. Police believe Loman headed toward Erie.
Naomi Sayles Tene leads the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War planning a memorial day service. Members will meet Friday night at the Danish Brotherhood Hall to organize a mortals day program and observances.
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