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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1945
Page
12
The House Naval Committee urged a postwar fleet of 1 082 ships arguing Japan’s loss without invasion shows the vulnerability of nations without sea control. It said sea power now includes air above water and emphasized U S need to control strategic ocean areas to meet obligations.
Mrs. Margaret Melote, 57, of 3232 Sixth Avenue, received shock and a minor head contusion after a collision at Ingalls and Fifth Avenues about 11 30 p m Saturday. The car she rode in was owned and driven by Louis J. Minchiole, 3a, same address, who said he was traveling east on Ingalls when another vehicle struck the right rear of his car.
A breakfast at Troy Airport drew about fifty private planes bringing guests from Levi Avenue hosts Mr and Mrs Jcke S Hagie. Kingston sent six planes, while New York area pilots were grounded by poor weather. The event offered waffles and coffee and was hailed as a first for Troy.
President Farrell faces civilian pressure as cabinet resignations flood in while Peron, under arrest on Martin Garcia Island, remains aboard the gunboat Independencia. Evita Duarte says police moved on Peron’s Buenos Aires apartment at 4:30 a.m. and Peron agreed to surrender to avoid bloodshed. Farrel accepts most resignations. navy minister Lima sworn in amid tense ceremony. Newport Harbor area sealed as authorities tighten control.
Joseph E B O Connor regional director of the United States Employment Service predicted that a high proportion of the 104 000 wanted jobs in New York State would remain unfilled for some time due to low wages short ages of qualified workers and tightening job standards More than two thirds of the 105 000 on filled jobs paid between 30 and 75 cents an hour before income tax and social security deductions Hiring since VJ Day has roughly kept pace with openings and filings Meanwhile W Fred Wasmuth of Afton recovering at Bath Hospital after a farm accident left him with a broken leg in June
Acting Chairman Johneos Cole backs a merger bill creating a civilian secretary and six military branches Air Corps Army Navy plus new security and development roles. Senator Byrd shifts stance debating costs and subordination of the Air Corps amid informal sessions last week.
The Commonwealth seized Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway at midnight under Gov. Tobin after a strike by Amalgamated Streetcar workers. The move affected over 40 million riders while nationwide strikes kept about 400,000 workers from production. Bus service and freight were disrupted along the eastern corridor, with wage disputes unresolved.
British troops in Berlin led by tanks charged into the Piergarten district, the heart of Bertin’s black market, Saturday afternoon. They rounded about 60 persons, including senior officers, and captured a number of others. American soldiers were present nearby but not the main targets. Some detainees were handed to Russian police. observers say the raid disrupted illicit trade but public details remain limited.
Reported clashes in Garut amid Indonesian and Dutch forces as insurgents ambush a Japanese column and casualties rise. Allied plans, weather reports, and moves by Soekarno reframe theJava crisis, with Batavia urged to halt traffic and await potential British leadership under Slim.
Amsterdam reports Dutch troops await shipment to the East as the government speeds redeployment. One battalion left for England and another for Indonesia, with a third due to embark for Indonesia. Minister Logeman cautioned the scope of the colonial conflict is still uncertain. He said the war declaration would prompt immediate Allied counter measures in Java.
In Jersey City on Saturday the 16 members of Selective Service Board 16 invited recently discharged draftees to dinner. The menu offers Statian American dishes for veterans and K-rations for board members. Board Secretary Joseph J. Michalski remarked that after the hardships endured, the gesture is fitting.
The Ravymertown Lutheran Church inaugurates Rev. Fees as pastor serving two churches. Blended sermons at Troy sites mark the ceremony with remarks by Rev. Gaenzte of Kingston and Rev. Luther of Ateny assisting. Music featured Miss Louise Waggger.
General MacArthur ordered immediate release of Japanese petrol and other reserves to essential civilian industries and consumers while occupation forces hold remaining stocks. The cabinet approved measures for women's suffrage and lowering voting age, with Diet reforms and potential constitutional revision under way.
Edward P F Coiteux of 333 First Street fractured a left arm after a fall in the rear of his residence Saturday afternoon. He was taken to Samaritan Hospital by Sau Coleman J Lyons and Patroman Willem J Bran in a police radio wagon.
Delegates from Troy Albany Gloversville Johnstown Kingston Poughkeepsie and Hudson gathered for the Tri Club conference in Troy. The session opened with plans for Tri-Y activities and a talk by Mrs. Cameron Albin. Mrs Calveron outlined proper local club procedures linking local work to national and international programs. Miss Elvira Jabourg YCWA girl program director spoke on readership qualities. Attendees formed discussion groups and shared findings from each group.
Troy Public Library displays new acquisitions for one week. Notable titles include Riske We Face by L. J. Ackerman and Masters of Mass Protection by V. Benet, plus works by Christy Horths, T. H. Chamberlain, and others such as Coaching Roads of Old New England and Evidence Unseen.
A reception for Mrs. Rose Haber newly appointed grand representative to the Provinte of Sarie Canada for the Order of Amaranth will be held Thursday night in Apollo Court No 1 rooms at 32 Fourth Street. Royal matron Mrs Haze Neal and royal patron Jehan C Neal will preside. Refreshments follow. The court will run a rummage sale at 165 Fourth Street on Thursday and Friday, with committee members listed.
Four members of the St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church board were renamed at the annual meeting led by Joan Schlegie president. Lena Biramaver was named steward, Alexander Sc’ er elder, and Leonard W Geacon deacon. Reports highlighted plans to send 15 Christmas boxes to servicemen. One Barishoner was killed in action.
Knights Council No 1 held an open Columbus Day event at Cohoes quarters with dancing, orchestra, buffet, and entertainment. Joseph Walsh organized the arrangements while Grand Knight William J. Trombley led the business session. Health records noted one case of chicken pox in the city last week.
Registration totals in Cohoes show 9 162 registered in the latest period. The report lists the numbers and compares them with the prior year, noting changes in totals and percentages across each category. Local officials emphasize the importance of accurate records and community access to the data.
Trooper Leng of Troop G investigated a three car collision on the Troy East Greenbush Road. George Cavanaugh was taken to Memorial Hospital after the crash involving Austin Wells of Elsmere and Andrew Cavanaugh of Seventh Avenue.
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