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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
1
The United States Employment Service reports success placing older workers in war effort jobs across Utah and elsewhere. Counters stress counseling helps match aging applicants to suitable roles while preserving dignity, self respect, and purpose in work.
La Salle hosts annual scholarship examinations for eighth grade boys from Troy Cohoes Green Island Watervliet and nearby communities at the La Salle gymnasium tomorrow at 9 am. Tests cover United States History English and arithmetic for elementary Regents certification plus a religion exam. Top average earns a four year scholarship. four one year awards also available. Candidates must report by 8:43 am and not be admitted after 2:00 pm unless excused.
The piece argues aging employees are steady, experienced, and loyal, contributing to production during wartime. It notes older workers are often more active, reliable, and focused than younger staff, aiding efficient use of the existing workforce and aligning employers and retirees toward common goals.
State reports a beaver catch of 3 215 this year, down from 3 238 last year, as fewer counties opened and bounty prices kept value near last year. Hamilton County leads with 702 beavers, Franklin second, St Lawrence third. total per trapper averaged about 150 dollars.
The second degree was conferred Tuesday night at Ode Fellows Hai Cropseyville from three lodges White Lily Lodge of Cropseyville Prejan end Aydsop Valley Lotges of Troy. Arthur Shaver was degree master. Harrison Bohesteel presided at the business session. The third degree will be conferred on the same three classes at Odd Fellows Hall 12th Street Tuesday night by Hudson Valley Lodge degree team led by Past Grand John R. Johnson with Herbert Tweedy as musician. Noble Grand Harry Macomber will preside.
Memorial services Sunday at 10:30 am in Trinity Methodist Church honor four men of the congregation lost in World War I. The deceased are William Herzog Robert Granberg Howard Hi Salisbury and EH Oakley Sharp Jr. Rev Orrin F Ireson to officiate.
OPA director Lester W. Berrog announces stricter stove registration rules as rationing expands to gas heaters ranges and kerosene stoves. Albany district explains dealers must register to continue selling rationed stoves. unregistered dealers lose preference for entry. Rules require delivery dates to accompany orders and require sellers to document rejections with certificates.
The Third Track Company of the State Guard seeks men in the Troy area to fill 45 vacancies. They prepare to leave for Camp Smith for maneuvers on June 2, with Lt Wentworth urging all able-bodied men with experience to report Monday for interviews. The unit handles troop and equipment transportation, vehicle maintenance, and operates 4x4 Army trucks with tarpaulins guides.
OPA weekly price chart adds cherries for cert fresh fruits and vegetables in Troy Albany Schenectady Rensselaer Cobles Watertown and Green Island with a 2 cent per pound ceiling. Also limits set for Intoskh apples 13 cents and Western Winesaps amid costs per pound. Other items unchanged from last week with ceilings including pink grapefruit 11 cents and peaches 17 percent cents per pound and onions 32 cents for 3 pounds.
Memorial funeral mass for Basil J. Whitey who died on May 8 from wounds suffered in Mindanao will be celebrated at St. Agnes Church Cohoes at 9 am Monday. Plans call for £455 to cover expenses.
Letters of administration issued for John Clampett who died May 29 1965 in this city. A daughter Catherine Brenna 8 Third Street receives the estate valued at over 10 dollars personal and 5500 dollars real. The estate goes to two more daughters and two grandsons Mildred Patge gerald Park Avenue Ron Clampets Third Street 1st John Clampett U S Navy. Beary S Bayly attorney.
Letters of administration were issued Wednesday in the 2008 estate of Miss Ruta St. Peter of Cotanie who died in Cotanie March 4. Mrs. Malvina Fidel, sister, 2 Judson Street, Albany, named as administrator.
Charles C Freihofer received a letter from his son nd Hovert stating Lt Freihofer, a former German prisoner of war, is ill with pneumonia and being treated in a London area hospital. The letter says the illness delayed his return home but he is recovering and will depart soon.
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