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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
2
The Record Newspapere Burgh announces the promotion of Richard Hendrick Hudson from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. He is attached to the Army Air Corps and resides on Route 8 in Troy, with the news released by the War Department yesterday.
The Troy Board of Education announces examinations for elementary school teaching positions excluding kindergarten. Examinations will be held at Troy High School on December 8 with written and oral components. Eligibility requires a valid elementary teaching certificate or equivalent by Sept 1, 1946. Appointments for 146-47 school year with a maximum salary of 2100 dollars.
Residents and guests are listed with visits and duties. Ti ne3s- Miss Nuit Lee of Troy was a recent guest of her brother George Lee. Mrs Lilian B Kennedy of Troy visited Mr and Mrs Clayton Kennedy. Westminster Guild meets at 8 pm with Mrs Herman Monen presiding. Central High School education board to meet tomorrow at 8 pm. Presbyterian Women meet with Mrs Gordonhorpe at Fourth Street Troy Wednesday at 8 am. Methodist Women plan rummage sale on Congress Street Troy Thursday at 10 am. Mr and Mrs George Schnoop of Tampa Florida guests of Schnoop family. Leonard Cann notes discharge from Army. Averill Park Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company to meet at the engine house next day at Span. A beef supper for members at 7 pm with Allen Leaner as chairman.
The tenth day of the 1945 deer hunting season in New York was reported over the weekend. Earle J. Mashaw, a Gouverneur contractor, was killed Sunday while hunting in St. Lawrence County. Coroner Florence Dunlop said it had not been determined whether Mashaw was struck by a shot from his two visiting nephews or by a bullet from a nearby hunting party.
Acting Postmaster John McTanghin says under a new postal regulation 11 pounds can be sent to Italy instead of four. Captain and Mrs William J Turner visit the former's mother Mrs David Sarett on Williams Street. Turner recently returned from Okinawa after service as a B 29 bomber. Mr and Mrs Waller Rivett of Bourdon Street hosted Billys eighth birthday with games and gifts. Pvt Rodman Theirren, son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Theirren, Poultney Street, reports arrival in the U S and plans for discharge. Chief Warrant Officer Bryant Budkett arrives to visit his mother Mrs Bessie Burdett, his first home visit in over two years, after returning from Luzon disclosure. T H Vanderwerker 180 Poultney Street informs wife Kathleen Vanderocker of an update.
Ballston Spa residents Clyde Hi Anderson aged 35 of 367 Milton Avenue and Ruby Turton aged 24 of 28 Mechanic Street were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in a Ballston Spa Amsterdam Road car. Coroner Frederick G. Batanania reported they died several hours before discovery by Frederick R. Stevens Jr. The two were to be buried privately at 1:50 p.m. today from Guertin Funeral Home with Rev. Bert Curtin officiating. Turton survived by parents, husband Henry J. Turton, three children, and four sisters. Anderson survived by mother Fern Anderson Mack, wife Myrtle, two children, a stepdaughter, and a sister in law.
The Europa, refitted as a troop transport with 6,500 capacity, sailed Sunday for Southampton on its first voyage under the United States flag. It carried 44 passengers including three Nonpartisan Palestine survey members, and Lutheran commission members to study relief and rehabilitation for Europe's 60,000,600 Lutherans.
Lieutenant Vanderwerker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick Vanderwerker of Williams Street, has served over three years in the Navy and is now stationed at Guam. He expects to reach home by Thanksgiving Day.
Prime Minister Nok. Tat Pasha opened parliament and urged total Egyptian independence including removal of British troops. Nukreshi claimed the Nile valley should unify under Egyptian leadership within a joint British-Egyptian protectorate context, while King Farouk and diplomats attended. The premier accused Zionists of trying to seize Palestine but said the Pan-Arab League would reject the effort.
A fragment states that Zionists seek to turn Palestine into a Jewish national homeland, pressuring major powers. It notes Arab opposition and portrays the issue as a powerful instrument for enforcing Arab demands, with political figures cited in a blurred excerpt.
The note traces Thanksgiving from 1621 Governor Bradford proclaiming a day of thanks after harvest to a national custom. It shifts to wartime morale, urging Victory Bond purchases to support veterans and the war effort, highlighting Series HK bonds as tailored investments.
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