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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1945

Page

2

New Fireproof Vault Will Protect School Records

The City of Troy will build a fireproof vault at the Troy Continuation Elementary Vocational School on River and Liberty streets to safeguard countless school records dating back to the First Ward School era. Mayor John J. Ahere announced work will start as soon as possible in the summer, with Principal James H. Lendon stressing the value of records documenting births, attendance, and historical enrollment from West Troy, Cohoes, Schenectady, and beyond.

Dingman Troy River and Liberty John J. Ahere James H. Lendon Gil Ares Progressive West Trow Cohoes Schenactady Ise Ose David Bear John Steicker Troy Daily Press Frenk L. Patton Troy Daily Whig D. Baker Sumner Baker Micheel Conety J. W. Crissey Gilbert Ge Fe Benjamin Sterbuck William W. Jo Scaence Board of Educati Thomas Redpath Timothy Mesuli E. Fobes Charles PF. Hutchins Marcus FL Cummings oSapi Gardner Lesth Ira Booth West Troy Charles Batts Silas Betts First Ward River Liberty Streets Telow James H. Linden

Fragmented Local Notes From Occluded Page

Clipped lines show visiting relatives in Cleveland and a return to work at North Albany after illness. An emergency appendix operation occurred at Samaritan Hospital. Firemen’s Hall Friday under the Patent Teacher Association presidency of Mrs Leo Chamberlain. conference attendance noted at Baratoza with Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs Frank Jones. Missionary Secrets met at unknown location.

George Baldrey Cleveland Floyd Pierson North Albany Dennis Horton Patent Teacher Association Leo Cham Berlain Mirs. Chamberlain Frank Jones Baratoza Wednesdat

AMG Seeks New Officers For Reich Rule

Bad Homburg Germany Col Pendleton heads the European civil affairs division outlining a need for at least 1 of every 100 officers from the United States to govern a large share of conquered Germany. He notes many are civilians with admin and public service experience and that shortages persist despite efforts to recruit from combat units.

Bad Homburg Germany United States Amer Col. E. McE. Pendleton Civifeirs

American Wounded to Be Returned by July

Washington reports that all sick and wounded American servicemen in Europe able to travel by July will be sent home rather than retrieved to England for convalescence. The Office of War Information cites Army and Navy data noting hospital ships increasing capacity from 33 ships and 26 000 beds to 40 vessels and 25 500 beds by midsummer.

Washington INS Office of War Information Europe England Army Navy U. S Heer

London Poles Accuse Propaganda Sparks Anglo Soviet War

The Red Star radio broadcast accuses Polish propagandists in London of stirring war between Britain and the Soviet Union. It singles out editor Stanislaw Maczkiewics for a pamphlet urging Anglo-Soviet war and a German alliance, decrying the emigre paper as betraying the cause. The piece questions how long the Polish editor will continue broadcasts on the London wavelength.

London Ster Great Britain Gaies Radio Mostow Red Star Stanislaw Maczkiewics Soviet Union Britain Goenbels

Ladies Aid and Friendly Circle Meet for Summer Plans

Mrs Welton Van Baaite presided as officers were announced with Mrs ferson at piano. Plans were made for a June guest speaker and a covered supper. The annual town party is set for Wednesday evening July 11 with volunteers named.

Welton van Baaite Ferson Louise Binck Leveman Charles Bonestee Harry Hogle Nelson van Raazite Charles Bonssiel Harry Hogie Treasursr Ve & Fepork

Hastings Controversy to Be Heard in Surrogate Court

Court session set this afternoon before Judge Edward J. Donohue to hear objections by county treasurer Clifford C. Hastings to the accounting filed by his brother Douglas H. Hastings as executor of Ephraim W. Hastings estate. Ephraim W. Hastings died December 3, 1940 at West Sand Lake. nephews stand to receive equal residuary shares.

Edward J. Donohue Surrogate’s Court Clifford C. Hastings Douglas H Hastings Ephriam We Hastings John J. Kelly Matthew M. Dunne Ephriam W. Hastings West Sand Lake

Aids Report Hitler Didn’t Like Stalin

Berchtesgaden says Hitler respected Stalin but disliked him. Reporters quoted Hitler ranting after Red Army victories, noting his sharp phrases about Stalin. The piece relays Hitler’s use of insults, including a German term translated as pig, reflecting tensions between the leaders.

Berchtesgaden Adolf Hitler Josef Stalin Fuehrers Red Army Wehrmacht Hitler

Unclear regional military governance shifts in postwar zone

The article notes strains in staffing military government teams from the ECAD pool, with emergency and quartermaster troops forming teams. British detachments begin substituting for American units in the British zone, easing demands. ECAD gains authority to commission capable enlisted men, while Russians are expected to take over some areas under American military governance, though exact Russian boundaries remain undisclosed.

ECAD F Rim

Champ Girl Birler Becomes Missionary Candidate

Mary Jean Malt, a girls world champion log birler from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, recently practiced in a Portland pond. She says she will not pursue birling as a career and plans to study to become an evangelist missionary.

Birler Portland Ore Mary Jean Malt Chippewa Aus Wis

Portland Bible College Wins Work Championship by Narrow Margin

Mary defeats Olivia Winters of Astoria in 1938 to claim the work's championship in blending a game of throwing opponents off balance with spins and footwork at the Pase office at night.

Portland Bible College Pase Mary Olivia Winers Astoria Binting

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