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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
15
New York reports reveal the Conrad Cantzen Shoe Fund, created after his death last June, to aid needy actors with footwear. The fund, valued at about 226000 dollars, funds purchases for performers facing job insecurity and worn shoes as they seek work on Broadway and Shubert Alley.
Queens Republican Preller plans a one year suspension of state income taxes on this year’s earnings. He advocates a 50 percent reduction, calling the measure a marooned scrap as lawmakers weigh revenue needs tied to Prohibition-era funding.
In a fragmentary report the executors of the Guere anty Trust Go doubt Cantzen’s status as a paid-up Equity member while conceding he possessed substantial hidden wealth. The article notes the existence of gobles big money though uncertainty remains about formal membership.
The report notes that he will depart Waghtogten by train in the forenoon of Dwe 1 and return here immediately after the game.
Haly Boyle sketches Korea as a land clinging to ancient customs amid slow modernization. He notes house hierarchies and outdoor rituals, visiting etiquette, arranged marriage traditions, funeral rites, beliefs about spirits, and popular pastimes. The piece ends with a portrait of a yearly cultural festival mood in Korea.
East Side William C Witney Sr was surprised with a birthday gathering at his son Willis C Whitney Jr home 105 Congress Street A vocal solo by Joseph Halse a dance by Mr and Mrs Robert J Whitney and piano by Mrs Joseph Carroll a dialogue Chivalry Still Exists by Mrs William C Whitney Sr and Mrs William C Whitney A baptism party and service notes Also mentions Ple Robert J Whitney IV recently returned from Tinian attached to Bomb Command. son Harry S Whitney killed June 23 1944 on Saipan funeral omitted auxiliary meeting and Thanksgiving service at Church of the Ascension led by Rev Arthur L Bice
Miss Eleanor Magee visits Poestenkill with Frank Thompson as the Boy Scouts meet at 7 p.m. at Firemen's Hall. A dance runs Friday evening hosted by the firemen and Women's Auxiliary with Kenneth Cushine home from the Army Air Corps. A game party December 13 at the Firemen's Hall is sponsored by firemen and Ladies Auxiliary. Lawrence Mosher celebrated his tenth birthday with a party and gifts. The union Thanksgiving service for Poestenkill is tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the Church of Christ Disciples led by Rev. Lauren W. Grandy and Rev. Leslie Moody. Clarence Pesch, 43, dies from head injuries after a fall.
Classified notice seeking a diesel and gas engine designer to create major parts plus experienced machinery lay out man and first class detailers for the shop. Roles emphasize skilled trades and engineering capability for production.
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