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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1944
Page
2
Informed quarters say the Polish government in exile has refused a Russian plan to fix Poland's western border along a proposed line. The rejection signals continued tension over postwar frontiers and Polish claims in exile.
Unclear wording indicates a dissension over a Curzon line settlement on the western frontier. A note from Premier Stanislaw Mikolditavk to the British government was reportedly handed to relay Moscow, signaling a cabinet stance on the issue.
Assemblyman J. Eugene Zimmer led a preinduction contingent of eight volunteers as part of a draft action. The group departed from Frey Station after farewells at the USO lounge, with Frankly E. Wilson Jr. and James T. Murrey presiding. Transfers from other boards and a list of named volunteers followed, with coffee and provisions provided to all attendees and each receiving The Troy Record.
The Red Cross Chapter board will meet Thursday at the Masonic Temple to elect a chairman to replace the late Ralph Hartman. William Abel, vice chairman, will preside as members attend to other important business.
An Armistice Day observance at Troy High School featured freshmen from the class, speakers Capt Donald Hubbard and Cape Eugene Grosman of the Marines, and a brief Marine Corps film. Richard Selzer read the roll of students in service, Joseph Betowski sounded the bugle, and Frank Catricala directed music for "America" and the National Anthem.
Ralph G Dorr longtime executive of Needes Express Co died yesterday after long illness in Kingston. He and his son Claude started their motor express business twenty years ago serving points between Kingston and Albany. His widow and son survive.
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