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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1945
Page
3
Sage College will present a Ballerina recital featuring Yva Keone, a graduate of the Russiss star at Chey Music Hall. The program includes a sequence of dances and a humorous piece titled Occidental Girl doing an Oriental Dance, with Keone performing as Prima Bailering and assisted by the Imperial Invisible Bate Co.
The city council reviewed the fiscal year budget detailing expenditures and projected income from fines water rents and other revenues. A letter from American Legion officials urged more funds for Memorial Day and holidays prompting referral to the city attorney and commissioner for a formal response.
Radio schedule highlights a dense list of programs across local stations including news, music, talks, devotional slots, and concerts. Notable items feature Timekeeper segments, News Repser, Noontime Melodies, Your Host is Buffalo, Opry style offerings, and varied orchestra and theater features.
Dorothy Carew reports New York as the world fur center amid postwar hopes. Europe’s trade shrinks but demand rises in the United States while Britain’s export stance tightens. France remains cautious, credit support crucial as orders flow from Sweden Spain Portugal and others.
A German general Anton Dostler was sentenced to death by a Allied military commission in Rome for ordering the execution of 15 captured American soldiers at La Spezia on March 3, 1944. The death sentence must be reviewed by the Allied Mediterranean commander before carrying out the firing squad.
Cambridge and area residents are mentioned in a roundup of society and church notices. Visits by local couples to New York and Lambertville are noted alongside meetings of St Martha's Guild and the Washington County Teachers Conference. Board officers at the Washington County Home for Aged Women are listed with town and White Creek representatives.
Poestenkill residents hosted relatives including Mrs Caiforé H Catlin and family from Troy. Poestenkill School District No 3 tax due by p m to School Tax Collector Earl Devis. Other visits included Mr and Mrs Edward Barns with sons Billy and Bruce North Greenbush and Schenectady visitors Mr and Mrs Mitchel Sutton and son Donald. Greenwich hosts listed for several attendees.
At the Edison School the Fair and Square Club elected Laura Dayton president with Shirley Hakes as acting chair. Robert Daniels becomes vice president Betsy Hakes secretary and Bing Abbubl treasurer. Dayton outlined a paper drive and urged Cropseyville residents to bring paper bundles to Mrs Gladys Abbuba's home.
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