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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
1
Postmaster Collins urges early mailing of Christmas cards to ensure delivery during a strained season. He outlines final parcel deadlines for numerous states and cites limited equipment and rail capacity as reasons for urging earlier mailings.
Ford Motor Company faces a 300 dollar fine after Albany County Court found it violated the Penal Code by preventing workers in Green Island from taking two hours off to vote on Election Day. Judges cited that executives in Dearborn, Michigan directed actions, while the trial stressed constitutional challenges.
Edward Rean oldest active member of the Rensselaer Police Department died after five weeks illness at St. Peters Hospital Albany. He served 37 years on the force and was 60. Survived by his wife formerly Mary Baldwin a daughter Jes Nicholas Fahrenkopf and four grandchildren. Funeral Friday from his home and St Johns Church.
Probate filings reveal four estates granted letters of administration in Schodack and Troy. Wills include Mrs. Rob M. Harris died July 24 1948 and John H. Heinhans died Oct 95 1945. Estate allocations favor spouses and multiple heirs with distributions to relatives and charities.
Dr. Kidney Morant of Harvard geology will headline a public meeting at Rh P I Clubhouse in Tonishlax Park for Russell Sage College. The talk, titled to Intelligence Enough, covers science and religion and the educational impact of modern science. Morant leads the Boston Center for Adult Education and holds posts with the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Rev Harry Campbell connected with Lake George and St Marys Luzerne since January moves toward Cambridge to take a rector post. James Episcopat Chure Lake George and St Marys Apis cop Church noted as successors or related positions in the local church leadership changes.
The Appellate Division term in Albany will rule on John Steingut after his contempt conviction and ten day jail sentence plus a 3250 fine. He was accused of evasive answers about 154000 in expenditures over a four year period during a grand investigation of legislative affairs.
Rev Allan Knight Chalmers addresses Fussell Sage College students at chapel. He cites Christian identity through action and recalls a war story showing resistance to evil. Chalmers, author and Army WWI veteran, linked faith to civil rights work and was introduced by Rev Seymour Smith.
Reports state Col. Joxef Mollinger known as Hateliee of Warsaw will be taken to an Allied interrogation center near Frankfort, Germany for questioning. He has been held since Sept. 12 in a U S stockade in Yokohama awaiting further action.
An individual arrives in Japan from Europe amid ongoing investigations into war crimes linked to German residents. Authorities scrutinize Noel era activities and potential involvement with wartime actions. The case centers on accountability for actions connected to the German community abroad.
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