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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1945
Page
9
Albany Governor Dewey appointed Justice David W. Peck to serve temporarily in the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division First Department during the illness of Justice Edward J. Glennon. Peck is named as a temporary member to cover the Bronx based court while Glennon is out.
On the first day after nonrationing ends buyers showed no rush for meat. Market owners said normalcy prevailed with ample beef veal and lamb, pork for chops scarce, and plentiful butter but no stampede at butter counters. Turkey remained available despite some lingering demand.
The women of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at the home of President Mrs Haralt F Bissell 13 Desson Avenue to sew for the church fair. Additional committees named for the fair on Dec 5 and 6 include Aprons chaired by Mrs Raymond Dearstyne Mrs Wells Forman Mrs Claude Coons Mrs Walter Strope and Mrs Law rence Zeph and Jowels chaired by Mrs A H Landueeger Mrs Helen Bonesleel Mrs Gunhild Meyer Mrs Miles Vredenberg Mrs Peter Henning son and Mrs Frank Seeley.
The government contemplates cutting rationing staff as meat fat and oil controls end. Local offices faced consolidations but no word on job reductions. Nationwide totals show about 1385 at headquarters 859 in regional posts and up to 4500 local boards with remaining branches to be merged. Meat rationing ending midnight Friday releases many firms from sanctions while civil suits may be dropped though criminal cases proceed.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon from Zwwack and Sons Mortuary in Albany for Orlo H. Tailby, former Troy police officer. A Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association delegation served as bearers. Rev. Kermit L. Lawton officiated and interment followed at Elmwood Hill Cemetery.
Two brothers, John I. Blynn Jr. and George W. Lyn, sons of Mrs Mary Flynn of 88 Third Street, were promoted by a Navy commander on the same day to lieutenant commander ranks. John enlisted before Pearl Harbor, became lieutenant junior grade, while George enlisted after Pearl Harbor, rose to lieutenant senior grade. Both received commander promotions at Brooklyn Navy Yard, where they are stationed.
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The Troy Public Library adds several new titles for a one week exhibition. Nonfiction includes Big Democracy by P H Apple, Woodrow Wilson and the Great Betrayal by F A Tilley, Man from Missouri by Cyril Clemens, Folk Dancing in High School and College by GT Fox, Secret Mission Submarine by MN L A Jewell, The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald, George Bancroft Brahmin by A B Nye, A Short History of Germany by H Steinberg. Fiction includes Silver Shoars by Hamilton Cochran Homecoming by Mrs A M Colver Three OClock Dinner by Josephine Puckney Arlington and T Walkice Money to Burn by Mrs Helen Rosen Woodward.
Cub Pack 11 of First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg appoints three new mothers and elects Harald O Allen as cubmaster. Plans a Christmas party at the church on Friday December 28 and a December project to collect used toys for a city children’s home. Also a grab bag item, inspection pins awarded, parents’ attendance banner won, Sun Pack men’s committee meeting set, and Eisenhower medals awarded to five youths for last season’s scrap paper drive.
Lynes, a young driver of a stolen light delivery truck involved in a 1934 Sche nectady crash with a gasoline tanker, seeks to reopen his case. He filed notice to request relief from a Clinton Prison sentence by arguing he must first serve a two year reformatory term in Albany County.
The Whinple School will dismiss classes at 10 30 a m today to allow faculty to attend the funeral of Mrs Eva B Chase a longtime teacher at the school
Mrs. Helen Phillips was installed president of the Berlin Central School Parent-Teacher Association in a recent meeting. Other officers installed included Mrs. Maeyguerne Aminon as first vice president, Mrs. Gladys Hewitt as second vice president, Mrs. Velma Lamphier as secretary, and Mrs. Dorothy Bennett as treasurer. The by laws were adopted and members planned to appoint grade sponsors to boost membership. A student tour described school activities and facilities with remarks on library work, yearbook, and magazines.
A veteran who left service and held permanent, probationary, or equivalent federal employment is entitled to mandatory reemployment in his former position or one of like seniority and pay, provided he completed service satisfactorily, remains qualified, and applies within ninety days of separation or hospitalization. If unable to resume duties, a time extension may be granted. Eligible veterans retain benefits tied to their prior role, including pay raises, until reallocation or promotion occurs.
Miner former assistant district superintendent of the U S Employment Service has been named assistant veterans employment representative for the state. He will be stationed in the USES district office in Albany and will coordinate the efforts of Veterans Placement Representatives in Albany Hoosick Falls Saratoga Springs and other communities of the region.
Special Prosecutor remarks that city records and business books returned after a two year inquiry into alleged misdeeds in Albany County. Gov ordered impounding during nestigation day by day.
George P. Munognem and Horace B. E. Steinberg, special prosecutor and aide, are in New York handling the inquiry. A Supreme Court session tied to the probe will resume on Tuesday as material related to the case is deemed unnecessary.
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