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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
12
Weather records over two years show the North Carolina coast receiving the same amount of sunshine as Florida. The data suggests parity in sun exposure between the two coastal regions, highlighting similar weather patterns and daylight hours across the seasons.
In Troy Police Court yesterday Matthew Ratigan manager of Alpha Recreation Inc at 26 Pith Avenue faced charges of violating Section 180 of state labor laws. Investigator Basinacci alleged a minor employee worked without a certificate and under 26, Ratigan pleaded not guilty through attorney Joseph E Walsh.
Advertisers who place ads for used cars must state the make model body type and the price with a declaration that it is an OPA ceiling. The requirement, effective May 1, was announced by Lester Herzog OPA director at the local War Price and Rationing Board after a telephoned communication. Dealers may obtain the legal ceiling by phoning the local board or checking the maximum price regulation No Sid for used passenger cars. Changes include exempting some early models, new record keeping for dealers, warranty repair rules, comparable car selection, equitable resale price for station wagons, display of price labels, and additions to allowable extra equipment. Most dealers have copies. others may obtain them from the rationing board.
Palestine Chapter OBE S will meet at Lensingburg Masonic Temple tomorrow night with Harry Hardenburgh in charge of the drill. A pot luck supper at 6:30 pm will be served by Mrs. Dorothy Briggs and committee. Grace Jennings and William Groesbeck will preside as matron and patron. A social hour follows.
Annaline Yates of Melrose dies at 100 after a brief illness. A lifelong resident for 42 years, she was born in Johnsonville and married Christopher Yates in 1963. She leaves a daughter Winifred and nieces and nephews. Funeral private Saturday at 2 30 PM officiated by Rev Clyde Sumner and Rev T W Keller. Interment Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke.
George W. Donaldson, parolee and suspect in the Oct 22 murder of Edward J. Simpkin at 36 Congress Street Pawling San itarium, plans an insanity defense. A court order to inspect records at the State Hospital in Poughkeepsie was sought. no mental evaluation commission is planned. Donaldson has been jailed since Oct 25, with evidence suggesting escape plans, and he reportedly admitted to striking Simpkin with iron pipe before burying the body. Daughters of the Cross of St James Episcopal Church announce a card game party this evening at the parish house.
Frank Roncur of 727 Burden Avenue has received the Bronze Star Bedal for heroic achievement in action. Maj. Gen. Louis A. Craig sent the letter to his mother Mrs. Jadwidga Roncur praising Roncur’s unselfish devotion to country. He earned the honor in Germany with the First Army after service in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and the D Day invasion. Roncur has served five years in the Army. his brother S/Sgt John Koncur served with the 205th Infantry and later discharged due to injuries.
The OPA announced that households may again obtain fuel oil for domestic cooking and hot water from May 1 to September 30, even with other heating stoves available. Rationing debt must be settled and a ration check returned within twenty days after expiration.
The Eighth Ward Honor Roll committee plans to add names to the memorial and decorate the Memorial Day spot. Frank Mazzarillo and Samuel Rosenthal will receive names of ward residents in service not yet on the roll. They have arranged for additional details and outreach.
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