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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1945
Page
2
A crude ad claims 27th Division milk mixture treats stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and indigestion. It touts easy preparation and at home use with a money back guarantee while noting recent Japanese reactions to American troops and a Nippo editorial praising the U S advance in Niigata.
Mechaniville lodge officials led by Henry H. Van Veghten and John Te Fleming presided at a formal degree ceremony for 15 candidates. MacMillan outlined lodge work aiding servicemen, while Fleming noted Elks scholarships. A turkey dinner followed with attendees from Schenectady, Waterford, Troy, Watervliet, Auburn, Albany.
The Beth El Brotherhood sponsors a discussion meeting at Temple Beth El tomorrow evening to debate the atomic bomb from religious scientific and political angles. Rev Richard Cummings Prof Herthe Lenz and Assemblyman John S Finep will present viewpoints. A memorial service for former Brotherhood president Jules Levine is set for 6:00 pm. Guests include Lavinia Reynolds John Cahill Flemante Gharies Kimball and others. Refreshments follow under Mrs Meno Bango and Mrs Vincent Lavigne. Next meeting Monday December 17 at 8 pm with plans for an annual Christmas party.
About 3,500 World War II veterans, many with handicaps, have been rehired at Carnegie Steel Corp plants in Chicago. Officials say roughly one tenth of those who left to serve plan to return, based on a survey of 44,960 employees.
A fragmented radio listing shows Timekeeper and Morning edition blocks with names like John Kennedy and Mary Elizabeth Gaynor. The garbled page includes various time slots, hosts, and program titles across morning and daytime slots, reflecting a busy local radio schedule with numerous segments and guests.
Oswald V. Karan, 88, brother of Mrs. Mifrod Harmon of Troy, died suddenly Monday of a heart attack at his Schenectady office. A well known architect, he oversaw notable projects in Schenectady and New York City and worked on several buildings for the New York World's Fair. He is survived by his wife, Theresa L. Landre.
A fragment lists individuals including Mrs Anna and Mrs Howad Wegerts of Denver, with mentions of MS Karas Sche nevtudy a brother George L. Ke tag of the Navy and two others. Names appear garbled and unclear.
Local notes describe entries from Buller Pa and Meridian with unusual produce. Murry Hildebrand of Fula ton R Co shows a radial growth weighing 4 pounds and 23 inches in circumference while Mrs Clarence Grubb of Meridian grows 3.5 pounds with a 20 inch circumference.
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