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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
4
Word War II veterans form a four team Trojan Post basketball plan approved at a meeting chaired by View Commander Howard Weaster. Attendees included state department officials and Lt VF cadets as organizers for the veterans group.
A jury ruled Tuesday that Pi-al Jennings a former outlaw, failed to prove defamation in a $100000 suit against a broadcasting company. The trial lasted about twenty minutes with a female and male juror deciding. Jennings, once pardoned by President Roosevelt in 1907, later served as prosecuting attorney and Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate.
President Eisenhower selected Loving C. Mollison a Black Chicago lawyer for appointment to the U S Customs Court in New York. Gen Tom Clark announced the pick as Mollison would fill the vacancy after the death of Tom Walker. Mollison, a Vicksburg native educated at the University of Chicago, would receive about 10 000 dollars a year.
Stephentown residents visit the Upstate Baptist Home where Mr. Fred Jones serves as director. Austin Silvernail, SPL c, now attends Provost Marshal School at Fort Sam Houston. Chauncey Bateman Jr. elected president of Berlin Central School Student Council. A roast beef supper at Stephentown Center Baptist Church on Saturday Oct 13 from 6 pm. Recent guests include Elizabeth Griswold Chance Trude and families. Hanover and Pittsfield visitors. United Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday School officers named. Rev Frederick Zigan to begin Bible study series tomorrow at 8 pm. World Wide Communion service to be held at the Presbyterian Church. Taconic Valley Grange Booster Night observed with 70 attendees and program directed by Mrs Charlotta Carpenter. Speech by guest speaker who recently returned from Army service.
Newtonville fastens on Sunday services with Pastor Rev. De in charge. Communion at 10 45 am Youth Fellowship at 7 30 pm Fifty Fifty Child meeting at 9 00 pm in the assembly room. Mrs Gertrude Carlson returns and Mrs Ernest charge 3 nesa seasutit. Refreshments served by local hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clouga are recalled to Pittafield Maas by the death of her brother Harvey Barrow.
Paris social scene in the era is noted for adopting pro German fashion influences. A notorious dressmaker sparked controversy with a wartime couture display while patrons and a champagne event drew German patrons and backlash.
Washington Treasury officials report 53 percent of wartime savings bonds remain in holders hands. Only 15 percent redeemed since sales began, with September redemptions at 1,000,600 dollars versus 314,000 dollars in sales that month. Total sales through Sept. 22 reach 115? million and redemptions total 9.6 million.
An all day Tri Y Clubs convention for eight cities is set for Oct 15 in Troy. Speakers include Mon Lou Cameron and Mere Clarke, with delegates from Albany Schenectady Gloversville Cobleskill Newburg Poughkeepsie Kingston and Hudson. The event follows Kingston May discussions and includes a What Do I Do Next topic. Also announced are continued Cactus Club dances and the W C A Physical Education program opening its season with silhouette training under Mrs Viele Sherow.
Miss Betty Brenney directs intensive courses on teaching and playing badminton. The program aims to widen group activity and aairy features as part of the city’s recreational offerings.
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