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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1945
Page
1
The LaSalle Mothers' Club elected new officers as Brookers and hospital exam references surfaced. Detective Jonas W. McElveney of Albany faced charges by Police Chief Warrick after an Albany County judge deemed a defendant incapable of understanding the charge.
A city interfaith event at Temple Beth El with participation from Shaikh Tepanah and Beth Isra groups is planned as a day of prayer. The service honors Jewish refugees during a period tied to the British white paper and Zionist aims, led by Rabbi Ja KG and Rabbi Reuben Slonim El Temple with Rev. Set aran Tey guiding prayers.
Lansingbore Hi Y Chile elects officers including vice press Musctom secretary throne and treasurer as part of a school revival in the Troy Area. Hi Y groups list schedules with Alpha led by Ring George Pickney Allan Hughes Clinton Winne to plan the year. George Fy heads the sports committee with George May nard and Jack Willi s as Lansinghurs hosts begin Friday with a back to school dance at the school gym and welcome for new teachers.
The Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association executive board, led by president Mrs Merion Brown, reported 55 members including 24 fathers. Over 300 parents teachers and pupils attended the fall picnic indoors due to bad weather. The theme for the year is The Family Fills the Future with health as a focus in the next meeting.
Mrs Woods, board of education member, speaks at Sage College Alma Mater Day praising education to combat hate and urging alumnae to promote wisdom and justice. She cites dangers of ignorance exemplified by Germany and calls alumnae to proudly represent their alma mater.
The report notes U S actions against Nazi officials and denazification efforts abroad. It mentions counts of cases and ongoing investigations with references to movements in postwar policy and accountability.
Navy recounts the case of two Mechanicville born pilots and their submarine Snook. Commander George H. Browne led the unit, part of a mission to the South China Sea where contact was lost. The crew of about ninety from the USS Snook remains listed as missing in action after their last patrol northeast of the Philippines.
The Snook joined two other submarines to block a Japanese convoy heading north. In three attacks on October 24 1951 she sank a 7500 ton cargo ship and later another ship while damaging one more. On Formosa waters she sank one of the three remaining Japanese vessels. Returning to Pearl Harbor November 18 she received the Navy Cross aboard Omiphant. The official tally credits the Snook with 22 600 tons of ships sunk or damaged.
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