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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
11
Fishermen report heavy herring runs below Poestenkill Falls between Second and Third Streets as cold water and high flows persist. Residents say men haul bushel baskets of herring for days while carp and other fish also appear.
James EL Manning aged 6 of 2 War Sires pleaded guilty to a driving charge when arraigned before Judge Joes FL Byron in Troy yesterday. The case was filed today after a complaint by Ed win W Steward of 149 Fourth Street following an accident Tuesday at Ferry and First Streets.
The column denounces Roosevelt era overreach, alleging forced union membership, political coercion, and misused federal programs to weaponize votes. It accuses officials of violating civil rights, praises Truman for eventual corrective hints, and frames the struggle as a principled battle for democracy.
The column covers probes into wartime cartel deals and resumed European arrangements. It cites Attorney General Biddle on inquiries into trust mergers, mentions potential leadership moves for Thurman, Gillette and Falk, plus OSS training and Russia-related intel. It notes the Big Four watching Sinkiang, and hints at a Missouri appointment in government printing debates.
The American Society of Planning Officials notes Omaha Nebraska expands zoning to three miles beyond city limits, creating residence, urban and industrial districts with minimum lot sizes and parking rules. Boulder County adds districts for forestry, recreation, agriculture and residential, plus limits on junkyards and dumps, requiring large minimum lot areas.
Edward Waltekus of Hoosick Falls, serving ninety days in Bennington Jail, escaped through a basement area after being made a trusty. He fled toward his home but was recognized by Hoosick Falls police, who noted a charge of car theft. State police and local officials coordinated to recapture him in Vermont, with authorities alleging the theft of Kenneth Lawton’s car and a subsequent wreck in Bennington.
A cowboy artist was detained on a grand larceny charge and jailed in Renspelzer County awaiting grand jury action. Hoosick Falls police, led by Chief Frank Driscoll and Hennessy, investigated the case. In related news, Parkville renamed in 2006 honors Charles M. Rospell, a Great Falls artist, with a memorial to Russel and his works celebrated in Montana.
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