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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
6
Amery faces execution after a high treason trial in London regarding attempted brandishing of Nazi propaganda from Berlin. The former official and his son were sentenced yesterday in a senal of treason charges tied to aiding fascist propaganda.
The report describes Amery pleading guilty and receiving an eight minute sentence after his plea. It notes his father Leopold Amery and John Amery, his wartime propaganda role, and alleged recruitment for a British Free Corps. Additional items include a related conviction and social notices about a pork supper and veterans group membership.
The Troy Health Department reports boiled ham served at a local eating place contained staphylococcus. Dr James C Boland said the germ produced a toxin causing illness. victims have recovered. He noted steps were taken to improve food handling at the establishment.
Five persons in Watertown, including three children aged 4, 2, and 1, were sickened after eating beef at home on Sunday. Parents Ralph J. Norfolk and his wife, plus the three children, fell ill first the same day or the next. Medical staff treated the family at Marcy Hospital.
Stephentown residents visited, with Hicks guests in Schenectady and Sutherlands from Pittsfield, while Baleman family spent the weekend with relatives in New Jersey before heading to Florida for the winter. The West Road bridge, washed out by July floods, has been replaced and is now open to traffic. Emma Turner returned home to Fitzwilliam after visiting her son in law and daughter William Thomas and Dr Leon Mills hosted relatives over Thanksgiving.
The fragment lists numerous family links and attendees including Mrs Mills relatives, Mr Lapp, Mrs Baker of Pittaflold, Mrs Emavit, Victor Pyle Ralph of California, Herty Lapp, John Lipp, and Walton names, all attending a gathering or celebration. Details are unclear, but indicates a large family former and present connections across several locations.
Grafton Sut Forrest Grogan returned from Camp Edwards on Sunday. Hiroh Dinger of Troy called on friends Friday. Mr and Mrs Merritt Grogan and family moved to the Old Road. Kilmer Jacks returned to Albany Monday after an operation. Mrs Frank Bohcork visited brother Charles Wisgatr at Samaritan Hospital Monday. Mr and Mrs Free Osterton returned to Brooklyn after a few days at their camp.
In St Marys Catholic Church Dunnington Indiana three Borie sisters Loretta Ida and Lucy wed fifty years apart in a triple ceremony. A solemn high mass of thanksgiving at St Matthews Catholic Church followed with couples Peter and Loretta Kirsch John and Ida Martin and John and Lucy Pitstick aged 73 68 80 74 78 and 67 respectively. The three families reside Long Beach Van Nuys and South Charleston. The sisters wore identical gold metallic dresses with orchid corsages and carried prayer books and moonstone rosaries from Dominican nuns.
Cambridge items report holiday guests at the Rice home and a Thanksgiving collection of 80.37 for the Red Cross to aid Europe. James Spence, former Cambridge Central School teacher, has received an honorable discharge and returns to junior high social studies. A Lord's Supper is planned at First Presbyterian with a preparatory service led by Rev. Paul R. Graham. John G. Weir, son of Mrs. Hugh Weir, is appointed to Vermont forester duties aiding farmers with timber and replanting. Embury Methodist Women’s Society elected officers including President Hart Randall and Secretary Mrs. Paul Virtue.
Trawe chairs the Fellowship committee. Mrs John B Sherman is missionary secretary. Mrs Ghestur A Simmons is secretary of boclut varvies. Mrs Kenneth A Randles leads literature. Mrs Ebner Alou is secretary of supe ples. Mrs Douglas Mudlamy is secretary of young people's work. Mrs William N Burnett handles students' work. Miss Lauru dk Peters is secretary of children. Miss Marjorie Gifford listed as secretary of children's work.
A fragment claims energy in a one pound lump could drive a locomotive and forty car train around the earth, far more than 159 others. The text is garbled and lacks clear sourcing or context.
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