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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
3
A sergeant in the Army faces a piercing choice between his wife at home and a Australian love he met in the field. He contemplates divorce, conflict over loyalties, and a final assignment that may sever the triangle as he boards a plane with classified material, leaving behind the packing case photo that haunted him.
James F Hewson died at his daughter Mrs Mary Hall s home on Bovie Hill Road Hoosick Falls after a two and a half hour illness due to coronal thrombosis He was born in Ireland and lived much of his life in Hoosick and North Bennington He is survived by Mrs Hall another daughter Mrs Frank Hulthan four sons two sisters two brothers six grandchildren and two great grandchildren No funeral will be held tomorrow at 9 am from the residence and 9 49 am from the Church of the Immaculate Conception Burial will be in St Macy s Cemetery in Bridge Albany Hospital for treatment other local notes include appointments and society items
The State Department of Audit and Control filed the examination report of the village finances for March 1 1944 to February 28 194 Cusive. It is available for inspection at the Village Clerk Rita E Dowie Municipal Building. Teresa Curtis of Eagle is among those informed.
Cropseyville residents and Mrs Samuel McChesney spent Thanksgiving in New Jersey with Mr and Mrs George Daniels. Frederick Abbuhl will host a spaghetti supper for the volunteer firemen at the Fire Hall on December 3. Members of the Presbyterian Church plan a beggar and shrived supper at the church hall today from 9:30 to 11pm. Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison and their New Jersey visiting daughter spent the weekend at their summer home here.
Former assistant attorney general Alfred Lawrence of Cleveland organized and led an underground force in Belgium during World War II. He helped raise 5,000 men, supplied arms from captured German stock, and within four days the unit cleared pockets of Germans, killing some and capturing 4,295 prisoners. Lawrence wears the Bronze Star.
Dr Elizabeth G Rodgers supervisor of physical education and recreation with the State Education Department will speak at the zone meeting of the student section State Association of Health Physical Education and Recreation at Tuscell Sage College on Saturday. Students from Skidmore Saratoga Springs and Russell Sage form the Second Zone. Rodgers will discuss physical fitness standards. A recreational program follows led by Mary L Corrigan and Susan K Wirth both of Russell Sage.
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