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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1945
Page
6
A legal action involves NSS challenging ownership against F Sone. The complainant seeks resolution via the court and requests a determination of rights. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary item.
Wartime reconversion chief John Krug predicts a gradual peace transition into 1935 with unemployment peaking by spring and then easing. He says output will recover slowly, heavy industries must lead, and full prewar levels may take years. Krug cites supply, demand, and international trade as key factors shaping the recovery.
State Society of Professional Engineers members attend Albany County Chapter guest night at the Auraria Club Albany Tuesday evening October 15. Twenty nine new members will be welcomed. Benson Hatpin of Bell Aircraft staff will speak on propulsion methods and aircraft performance effects. President E L Burnham names R J Westbrook as chairman of the engineers in training committee and LeRoy Greenalch as chairman of the special activities committee.
Charley Smith a native of Albany died Monday at Oneonta aged 90. A Republican, he served Otsego County in the New York Assembly for three terms starting in 1905. He was grand master of the Grand Lodge of New York State Masons for two years and belonged to the International Order of Odd Fellows and Oneonta Lodge of Elks.
The Court of Appeals hears Donaldson's appeal after his conviction for murder in the first degree. Wiley argues confession issues and defense claims that the jury verdict on the second count was faulty. The district attorney counters that the verdict on the second count does not negate the first degree conviction.
Mrs. Sadie Macomber will be installed as noble grand of Union Rebekah Lodge Friday at 8 pm at 1 Fourth Street. Cecilia Brown district deputy president will conduct ceremonies, succeeding Mae Brown. Other officers to be installed include Olga Barna, Emily Pischer, Alice Sloenen, and Kitty Page. A social hour will follow with Ide Schultis in charge.
County detectives seized four gaming punchboards in three locations after proprietors claimed officials allowed them. District attorney warns punchboards are a form of gambling to replace slot machines and orders continued seizures.
Community announcements list residents and visitors including Schaghticoke S1 C Wiliam Foler in Yokohama Miss Agnes Belmore entertained by Bert Elise of Scotia Frank Wicks of the Coast Guard visited Rev Edward Bowers over the weekend Mrs Margaret Baxter of Troy spent the week end with sister Louise Denaha Mr and Mrs Everett Mitchell motored to Plattsburg Miss Jane Guiney former high school faculty guest Sunday Miss Sherry Keegan high school faculty spent weekend at home in Greenwich Katherine O Brien to resume Leonard Hospital duties Tuesday Helen Sample nurse at St Marys Amsterdam visited family Straight Enght Bridge Club met at Irving Buckleys with dinner and bridge Guests Charles Connolly Lawrence and Van Leures.
Poestenkill Arthur Brod, recently discharged from the Army, and Paul Fisher, on furlough with his wife, are noted. The Poestenkill Evangelical Lutheran Church choir will practice tomorrow at TidBm. Church Bible School officers meet Thursday at 6 pm. A turkey supper is planned Thursday with seatings at 5, 6, and 7 pm. Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Mrs Alison Mitchell’s to sew baby clothes for missions.
Prominent Chinese Communist leader OP-Li Heioakih was assassinated Monday in Chungking while riding in an automobile. Li, year old secretary of Chung king headquarters of the Communist Group Army and associate editor of Hsin Hue Jia Pao, died hours later at Chung king Municipal Hospital. Police and Communist sources suggested possible misidentification, with motives tied to Kuomintang Communist peace talks. Li leaves a wife, Cynthia Lee, and had been jailed once for Communist activity.
A financial campaign to raise five thousand dollars for a centennial project funds renovations at the First Presbyterian Church at 115th Street and Third Avenue opened with forty members meeting John J. Powell as projects committee chair. The drive ends Monday October 2 with early donations reported, and canvassing teams led by Edwards Webster Henry O Bryan Miss Eades Ryan Mea E W Thomaz Burton M Follett Allen Hawkins and Frank Mc Knight organized for visitation.
Bolton Post Women’s Relief Corps will meet this evening in Danish Brotherhood Hall. A rehearsal for the officers’ drift will be here. Mrs. Sarah Barris will preside.
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