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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
10
The Marine Corps yesterday reduced to 60 the discharge point score for sea service for men. The original discharge level was 85 points set August. The new score allows discharge eligibility regardless of paint scores once reached.
A labor delegation visited Chest Agencies and hospitals to review relief work for the sick during wartime shortages. They observed efficient operations and planned year round tours to ensure all men receive aid and service.
Andrew Warren of Water pleaded guilty in Syracuse federal court to stealing tools from a Forest Service depot in Schenectady. Co defendants Henry Cave Melvin Borst Edward Greene and Richard Monroe from Schenectady and Rotterdam pleaded innocent to government property theft linked to the same depot.
The Westminster Guild of Ian Church of Sand Lake plans a turkey dinner on Sunday at Sand Lake Road. Mrs. Clarence Wagter chairs the Wars and Means committee and oversees the event. A white elephant sale is sponsored by the missionary society and will be held at the same time.
A man named George OL faced a denied appeal in a dog cruelty case after pleading guilty to cruelty charges. The judge noted the defendant did not plead to the charge and stated he was alone with hostile witnesses and the arresting officer during the proceedings.
The Women's Club of St. Paul the Apostle met in the church school to outline fall activities. Mrs Migtael Fh presided and refreshments were served by Mrs Jones Bond. They scheduled a silver tea and card party for Oct 1 with Gerald FitzGerald and Michael Fivnan in charge, plus a harvest shower for the convent on Sept Lf and a costume party on Oct 29 led by Jonas Bond.
Waterford High School officials report a National Honor Society meeting to discuss memorial plans and a nursing class start at the high school. The Lusties Aid Society plans a card party Thursday Nov 1 at 5 p.m. for the Sunshine Committee, with a food and fancy work table.
Johnsonville area residents hosted Cpl. John Furlong of the 161st Airborne and other veterans returning from Germany after forty months overseas. Hosts included Mrs Elmer Cluen and the Furong family along with Mrs Mary Flynn and Miss Marguerite McNally at Grace Methodist Church related events. A separate item notes firemen awakening at 3 a.m. to a blazing car parked near Back Say station, discovered by the crew.
Local airwaves feature a lineup of daytime and evening programs from nearby stations. Listings include talk shows, music blocks, news briefs, and weather updates highlighting scheduled segments and hosts.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and times for an event or program. Mentions Troy, noon slot, and several personal names with partial titles, suggesting a local station listing or schedule snippet with unclear context.
The husband of a former resident, Mr. Harrington, known as a former accountant for Dexter Su ite Pub and Paper Co and later self employed in Watertown, died Sunday. Survived by wife, sister Mrs. Allen, Miss Mary Harrington, Miss Jean Harrington, and stepbrother Theag Wheeler. Funeral from Mrs. Allen’s residence in Hoosick Falls with interment there.
A settlement in the $16,000 negligence action of Mrs Olive Vaughan of Saratoga Springs against Mrs Mary Mullard executrix of the estate of the late Willan Millard was announced Tuesday afternoon in Saratoga County Supreme Court at Ballston Spa. Testimony had been under way for about an hour before Justice Andrase Ryan and a jury. The settlement amount was not disclosed. Vaughan sued for injuries from a June 1944 collision involving a car owned by the Millard estate. Millard’s death followed the accident.
The Blume Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and affiliated auxiliary plan a hospital visit to Utica’s General Hospital in Harmony. Led by Mrs Helen Kelen, the Oct visit will feature professional entertainers donating services and gifts. New members Thomas Murphy Walter Mackey Sid Lee Maro Edward Abare and Charles were welcomed. Committees will be named at the next meeting.
The schools of Louisiana contributed to the push for Series E F and G bonds during the 1954-35 session. They aided in mobilizing funds totaling 27,151,439 dollars with an average of 3092 dollars per pupil.
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