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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
3
Paris officials warn of unrest among French war prisoners seeking security and self support. Minister of Prisoners and War Departures Henel Frenny outlined concerns over escape attempts and the potential impact on pavement jobs and public order in Tarniq and related areas.
The article reports on how returning prisoners from Germany after World War II affect French society. It cites officials like Frenay noting 230,000 deportees, about 44,000 back, and 300,000 missing including political deportees and POWs. It notes family tensions, health hazards, and the effort to locate missing men across France and Germany.
The widow of Sergei Blavisky, linked to controversial financial dealings and the 1934 French death case, married Saturday the 19th to United States Army Lt Russell Coak of San Juan Puerto Rico. She was known as La Belle Atletts and formerly a New York chorus girl.
Mechanicville officials released October attendance rates as the board considers budget planning. Superintendent Livingston cited school averages around 4 90s with junior and senior highs near the mid 90s, while attendance officer Arthur Butler noted 85 percent overall investigations. The board also announced a centennial event for the Mechanicville Teachers’ Association and reported furniture purchases for School 1.
The Troy Zionist District elected officers at a meeting in the Jewish Community Center for the coming term. Bernard Black was chosen president Alpert Callet vice president Abraham T Gordon secretary and A C Goldstein treasurer Mr Block urged wider Zionist support as Palestine faces crisis aiming to grow memberships to 40 and noted 257 current members Morris Simon and Rabbi Reuben Slonim spoke. Several public meetings and monthly parlor gatherings were announced for the year.
Mrs Ivehe Lobin Yaiser wife of Fred Yaiser died suddenly at her home 6 Hill Street Troy from natural causes. She leaves her husband two children Grace and Martin Yaiser three sisters Mrs Rose Rowsaeau Port Henry Mrs Mary Sutland Boston Mrs Anna Collins Troy and a brother Martin J Tobin Troy. Funeral at 2 p m Friday from John J Burke Funeral Home Pitth Avenue with Rev H Bradford Burnham officiating
Bernard Barsaloux 41 of Hudson Falls is hospitalized in Gouverneur with a gunshot wound from a hunting accident near Newton Falls. The shooter Earl Evans of Newton Falls fired a 30-30 rifle bullet that pierced two vertebrae. state officials say the wound is described as satisfactory.
The group at St Mark's Methodist Church invites boys nine and older to a 7:30 pm meeting today. The unit, part of MFOUNd Camp Rotary Troop 19, plans to launch a program for Civil War era drills and marching drills led by Gen A B Burts, with dates and activities to unfold soon.
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