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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1944

Page

5

Congress Grapples with Postwar Tax Plans

The article reports Representative Robert Doughton of North Carolina leading the House Ways and Means Committee in shaping postwar tax policies. It notes the need to determine national spending and the federal budget as the country returns to peacetime conditions, with tax burdens on individuals and corporations under review by tax experts in Congress.

Washington, D.C Congress Postwer Robert Douchron North Carélicg Wmittee House Tex Seed greePp Norsk i Hess Treakur Cox Tiou Individuaiz Doughton Doughton Ang Sréseni— Jonce Agein

Gestapo Roundup Claims Surface From World War I Veteran

An American World War I veteran in Patras Greek waters said Gestapo agents tried to round up Americans British and Russians in areas around Patras. He recalled wartime actions and noted plans to curb Allied travel while discussing postwar tax policy and relief proposals amid debates on corporate and individual tax rates.

Gestapo Pawai Greece LPI Patras American Legion Ges Jeet

Community Notes from Berlin and Nearby Areas

Local residents visit relatives in Syracuse and White Plains while others attend school and return to bases in New York. Church groups meet after a bridal shower. a picture show, a freshman reception, and a dance with Aly Ren's Orchestra highlight the week in Berlin Central School district and surrounding towns.

Round Lake Club Hosts and Meetings Noted

Round Lake hosts report a contract club gathering led by Mrs Crumm and a Thursday Evening Club event with Mrs Leo Brown. State officers convened in Albany for the W C T U. The Round Lake Improvement Society plans a 3 pm library meeting with Mrs Ed win H Van Deusen presiding at 2 45 pm. The Malta Home Bureau meets at Mrs Jean Ferris home with a covered dish lunch. Mrs Reginald MacKin ley will discuss lamp shade making. Members urged to bring yarn and wool for afghans. Library committee notes by Mrs Boral Northup chaired.

Crumm Leo Brown Fred G. Leich Women’s Christian Temperance Union Albany Women’s Round Lake Improvement Society Edwin H. van Deusen Malta Home Bureau Jean Ferris Reginald MacKinley Boral Northup

Dewey and Roosevelt Clash Over Policy at Rally

Dewey sparred with Democratic attacks as Harold Ickes warned against a prize group of isolationists and rabble rousers. The debate touched on Dewey's alleged ties to business interests and a memo from the 1939 Temporary National Economic Committee.

Herbert Hoover Ixe Dewey Nomiinati Harold Lickes Gineer Los Angeles Cal Ickes White House America Teves Roosevelt Foreign Policy Association New York Bewes Charleston Adolph Berle Secret of State O'Mahoney D. - Wire Senate Democratic Campaign Committee Serle Dewek United States Bewey O'Mahkoner TNEC National Economic Committee

Community Notes of Personal Visits and Grange Meeting

Shushan John Stevens left for New F Ridy Florida Thursday to spend the winter. Dr. James YT Park of Hudson Falls was a potent ghost of friends in town. Mire Mary Geth went to Boston to visit her daughter Mrs Dedrick Tanseth. Miss Flora Debbin accompanied Sire Delbert Adams to South Glens Falls to visit friends. Miss Josephine Goodspeed of Granville visited at the Shaw home. Mrs Anna Armstrong, visiting relatives in Glens Paris, returned home Thursday. Miss Wilma Randall of Arlington visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Alva Roberson. Mrs Kenneth Clark of White Plains and Mrs Eugene Blackford of Greenwich Conn were guests of cousin Mrs Caro line Carter. Mrs Myrtle Campbell, visiting William Leonard’s family in Albany, has returned home. The Grange meeting Tuesday evening featured orchestra selections, a piano solo by Janice Steere, a vocal solo with guitar Eldridge Rouse, games directed by Mrs Alva Roberson, and a vocal trio Fred Wager, Mark Kenyon and Eldridge Rouse.

John Stevens New F Ridy James Hudson Falls Mary Geth Boston Dedrick Tanseth Misa Flora Debbin Sire Delbert Adams South Glens Falls Josephine Goodspeed Granville Judson ‘Shaw Anna Armstrong Glens Paris Wilma Randall Arlington Alva Roberson Kenneth Clark White [Plains Eugene Blackford Greenwich Conn Caroline Carter Myrtle Campbell Wiliam Leonard Albany Grange Janice Steere Eldridge Rouse Fred Wager Mark Kenyon

Library Hall Game Party This Thursday Evening

A game party in Library Hall on Thursday evening features refreshments and a social gathering for the community. Activities include iCards Chinese checkers and dominoes with proceeds benefiting the library not.

Rats to Tackle Jersey City Rat Problem This Year

Hudson County Board of Freeholders filing calls for Jersey City to address its rat issue without assistance from the coum. Rats on the dumps are described as a public nuisance, with urgency as the city confronts the growing problem near Mayor Frank Hague’s residence on the twelfth floor.

RATS Jersey City INS Jersey

Aachen Crossed by Allies Near Key Axis Road

Allied forces pressed east of Aachen seizing Crucix and advancing near Haagres and the Aachen Colore road. Reuters estimates about 1500 SS troops defended the area as heavy shelling and machine gun fire narrowed Nazi positions. Canadian and American units advanced toward Antwerp and along the Schelde estuary amid stiff resistance.

Haagres Aachen Aachen Coloere Reuters Gisperch Fer Oriani Metz Sainte Tong Third Echtersach Grevenmacher Vormeidans Antwerp Hoogerheide Flushing Spitthe Schelde Nijmegen Arnhem Halderen

Memorial Services for Ervin S Gobb Held

Memorial services and burial were held in Paducah Kentucky for humorist and author Ervin S Gobb who died in New York last March His will left specific instructions for his friends and a unique burial scene included ashes scattered around a newly planted dosweed tree at Oak Grove Cemetery The service featured spirituals sung by a Negro choir and brief remarks by Walter a Paducah attorney and the Rev Joe J Walker reading the prayer

Paducah Buria Cobb New York Hig Oak Grove Martie Coneland Negro Choir Walter Joe J. Walker First Presbyterian Church

Report U S Soldiers Hanged by Germans Found Near Compiegne

Paris dispatch says eight American soldiers were found hanged by Germans in the Compiegne Forest after being kidnapped near La Paisanderie and carried into the woods. Six others reportedly were killed near Croix Sit and Ourn, with seven Germans said to be alive.

Paris Front National Interior Compiegne la Paisanderle Croix Sit Ourn

Allied Seventh Army Advances in Lorraine Front

The Seventh Army with French forces advances on the southern Allied front taking villages in the Vespre foothills and pushing northeast to EPinal. Enemy counterattacks in Le Thillot area near Belfort are repelled as tanks lead the defense.

Helland Seventh Army Vespes Faothills Epinal le Thillot Belfort

Waterford church fellowship elects officers at meeting

The Young People's Fellowship of Grace Episcopal Church elected Willign of Law Jr president. Other officers named were Marjors Palmatees vice president Jane Nixon secretary and John Léber treasurer. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 6:97 pm at the Cigik Memorial Pie. Gordon T. Laavy, stationed at Camp Wheeler Ga, is home on furlough visiting his parents at 2013 Saratoga Avenue.

The Young People’s Fellowship of the Grace Spiccopal Church Willign of Law, Jr Marjors Palmatees Jane Nixon John Léber Cigik Stemorial Gordon T. Laavy Camp Wheeler Walter Laavy Saratoga Avenue

Lansingburg Honor Roll Group to Meet

A meeting of the Seventeenth Ward honor roll committee will be held today at 8 pm in the Dealing Steamer Mouse. The old honor roll at A21st Street and Fourth Avenue will be discussed. The group may become permanent and those wishing to join should attend and submit names by October 15. Contact George F. Horrigan, secretary, for details.

Seventeenth Ward George F. Horrigan North

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