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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
27
Pittsburg based Wood Works of Gare reports a 526 day stretch without a lost time accident. The achievement reflects disciplined safety practices and consistent adherence to procedures across operations.
Carl Ny storm is lauded as general superintendent for nearly two accident free years at Regie Illinois Steel Corp. His focus on safety is described as a personal hobby and notable discipline in the plant.
Hoosick Falls officials expect the village assessment roll for 1945 to be about the same total as this year. Arthur F. White notes the new roll will be available for inspection starting November 2 at the Village Clerk’s office. Trustees meet at the Miamichoa Building from 2 to 5 p.m. to receive property owner references, then changes will be tallied and the final “A” books issued.
The Laxsingburg Council of Parents and Teachers met at Thomas A. Maicker Junior High School and heard reports from unit presidents. A contribution to the Allied Communities War Chest was announced for a food drive for Leonard Hospital. Reconsideration Gay is Nov 16. Mrs. Paul DeLong spoke on Whipple School’s benefit movie. A membership tea at Powers School is planned next Wednesday 3 to 5 pm. Sale of Wet Bonds and stamps at schools in September and October totaled 2732.
War Department reports total U S casualties rising to 487 692 with increases since last week. Navy tally 70 571 and Army 42 0 through Oct 21 with deaths, wounded, missing, and prisoners reallocated among categories. Local notices mix domestic events with church and community activities.
Mrs. Thomas Lyons sustained a head injury after a fall. The Youth Fellowship sponsored a Halloween party at the church. Frederick Barter, 82, and Lynn J. Casterlin of Troy spent the week with relatives in town.
Rev Ernest G McGuire will preach at the seamon church Sunday. Miss Morrisne Eddy of Schenectady, a recent visitor at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Eddy, has returned. Beceze guests of Mr and Mrs Raven and Kilburn were Mr and Mrs Duane Burch Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs James Crandall of Stillwater and Mr and Mrs Harry Van Haggin and son of Hoosick Falls.
The Post Office Department said yesterday a new postal note will be distributed to post offices until the first of the year. The move, a simplified form of money order with 4 cent rate, aims to speed payments.
Officials announce a gradual postage change from one cent to ten dollars effective Wednesday with a complex preparatory plan. The move includes authorities reviewing the impact on distribution and printing delays.
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