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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1945
Page
3
Unclear readable lines indicate Nazist leadership beginning discussions in Nürnberg with senior figures reportedly present. The fragment references wartime leadership, timing, and potential shifts in policy or strategy amid ongoing negotiations.
A distorted excerpt describes interrogation staff and prisoners in Nazi Poland. It mentions Robert H Jerckson, Von Ribbentrop, Hans Frank, Alfred Rosenberg, and others, noting religious readings, clergy access, and a mix of harsh questioning and personal reflections on former status.
Local residents hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Hanford from Rensselaer and Mrs Adah Ver chet of Houston Falls. Church events feature a Fellowship gathering Sunday at 7 30 pm and a clam chowder supper in the Grange Hall sponsored by Pitriown Grange. The Women’s Missionary Society plans a meeting at Miss Ade Stickney’s home on Tuesday October 6.
West Hoosick residents guests from North Hoosick Cobleskill and Groveside attended weekend gatherings. Miss Marion Pine from Cobleskill stayed at home and was hosted Sunday. Archie Swartz and family from Ballsign Lake joined Mr and Mrs Forrest Sherman along with Jessie Brownell and Mary Judith Baleon.
A Pomona Grange gathering at Milan Grange featured a full program with Misses, readings, and a Rural Electrification talk by Jacob Pratt. Wedding games and square dancing followed, led by captains William Eaton and Mrs. Clifford Holmes, with prizes to Mrs. George Birdsing Jr. The evening included refreshments and a chapter meeting at Upton Chapter OELS later announced.
Authorities seek thieves who posed as police to seize eight automobiles in one week by flagging them as government requisitions on the road. The scheme used bogus orders to drive away cars and avoid detection.
Supervisor Elmer Jacobs is ill and confined to bed. Registration de Geld at Tews Hall Saturday from 7 am. Mrs. John Paine of Margaretville visiting daughter Mrs. John Courck. World wide communion services at Methodist Church Sunday 9 45 am. Mrs Elizabeth Charles returned to New York after weeks at home. Mr and Mrs Joel Moon moved furniture to Forest Lake and left for Florida. A dam chowder supper planned at Methodist Church Hall. Mrs Walter Stuart family of Rensselaer and Mrs Mina Stuart of Troy spent Sunday at home. Miss Hattie Busdick and Mrs Eifen Obeck of Troy visiting Miss E L Surdick at Camp Wildwood. Mr and Mrs Sherman Barnhart Jr of Schenectady spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Barnhart.
Rochester authorities report the arrest of Solomon B. Heiman on federal charges related to stealing department store bills from mailboxes and passing fraudulent checks. Heiman faced $15,000 bail and was arraigned before US Commissioner Walter Sway, with officials planning indictments across multiple cities where crimes occurred.
Round Leake hosted Mrs. J Victor Gailor for a dinner at Batisten Spa Saturday. A memorial service is set for 3 pm tomorrow at the Methodist Church for Kenneth Freemire who died in a jeep accident in Thailand. Mr. and Mrs. Steely left Friday for Memphis where he will work.
A garbled OCR listing shows a string of radio and news program titles with times and program names. It mentions a morning newspaper keeper, timekeeper segments, concerts, and various hosts or show labels in a dense, unreadable run of text.
Mt Zion Lodge 211 F and AM held its first session at the Masonic Temple. Lovit ML Williams presided as master. The meeting discussed upcoming programs and the October 15 conferral of two top-class candidates. LeRoy Browne becomes acting master with Willetts and Freegies as senior and junior wardens respectively.
Fragmentary notes recall Auburn University figures from early football to Dr. George Petrie. Mentions include Petrie as first coach, the campus field house and a long history of coaching lineage spanning decades.
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