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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
1
Charles L Pay formes, head of national advertising at The Record Nanapipee, will be principal speaker at the annual fuel and tube assembly of the Society of Automotive Engineers. He recently returned from Germany after four months with the Technical Industrial Intelligence Committee studying the German rail industry. He held the rank of colonel temporality.
A late 18th century Bible once owned by the Ackart family in Schaghticoke was donated to the Arya Disease Memorial Library of Schaghticoke. The book, 16 inches tall with bound clasps, includes genealogical notes and records tied to Dutch settlers, the 1730s Dutch Church program, and 1854 Presbyterian records.
Troy surgeon and son of local residents Burke receives promotion to chief of cleaning in gerton at Letterman General Hospital San Francisco. A Princeton and New York Medical College graduate with prior Troy Hospital residency, Burke trained at Camp Barkley Santa Barbara and Pasadena before assignment to Letterman. Police later report a separate domestic incident in Albany involving a wife and a firearm discharge.
A new Girl Scout troop was announced at a Parent Teacher Association gathering led by chairwoman Mia Rachtin Myers. Officers include Marion Wempie and Wari Brown with Luenaid Ausii as treasurer. The group plans a December 13 donation day at Trinity Lprecupsi Church and a joint meeting with other Layton area groups at Archurbchet Tanier High School on December 18. Thomas O Jrehaine, district superintendent, will discuss Get Rud af Frejurhees at the school in Iahanghuige.
Averill Park unit will meet Thursday evening at the Grehoure hall. Mrs Jenny Aughes leads the committee for the annual Christmas party with Mrs Barl Vasher and Mr Ronny as hosts.
Marines plan a ceremony at the Wane Barracks Supply Depot on the eve of the Marine Corps birthday. The event features speeches by veterans, a recap of corps history, a memorial tribute, and a reception starting at 1 pm.
The Palestine Chapter will entertain past matrons and members as the meeting tomorrow unfolds at Lanningburg Wasonic Temple. Superintendent Piehud, Thomis, and others will head a short musical program, with Wall precede the program and Ms Martin Newton and Mrs Mable Wun noted among those present.
Paul J King a mortgage broker once linked to indictments in Rensselaer and Pittsfield was held in Otsego County custody. He faced multiple legal actions over alleged mortgage fraud, with Massachusetts, New York and federal cases cited. He planned to answer Otsego County charges while pursuing bail and treatment in Massachusetts and other courts.
The monthly meeting of Chapter 20 American Society of Tool Engineers will be held tomorrow at Ladives Willowbrook Golf Club on Saratoga Road. Fenny of General Electric Co will speak on electronics in machine tools. A banquet dinner and technical session will follow, with a separate engineering session.
Peter Mitchell Inc of Groomwich Conn won the $7 735 800 contract for grading 884 miles of the Parkway from Clinton Corners to Lafayetteville in Dutchess County. The work includes drainage, a grade separation structure, and a parkway design with twin roadways and landscaped medians. Construction begins on the property of Mrs Sarah Sujzer, about half a mile northwest of Clinton Corners, and aims to accelerate the project under the Five Year Construction Program to ease north south traffic between New York City and the Berkshire to New England route.
Maloy of Albany among 18 individuals placed in custody as the State Tax Department pursues collection of state income taxes and penalties totaling 925,363. The department reports Maloy was employed by the Motor Vehicle Bureau until April 1941 when his job was abolished.
A fragmented report notes minimal impact from a new draft order in Troy. The text mentions a few young men aged 18 to 26 being inducted, with unclear references to family status and regulatory details, reflecting a limited immediate effect on local recruitment efforts.
An aging slate of inductees mostly in their first year registers as candidates, while one younger registrant under 26 years with three children stands out. Meanwhile William M. Crush for a forty dollar issue with Willan He Froar Co and now an executive of Van Hea r aon Cbatles Co in Albany has sold a Troy residence at 1620 People's Avenue to James Chambery. Mi cues and his family reside at 3W Slate Street in Albany.
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