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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
4
A damaged OCR piece notes Japan’s wartime art industries centered in Tokyo with silk, brocades, and pottery. It mentions government support, export push, and postwar relaxations affecting manufacturers and the wartime art trade.
The article notes wartime production sustaining shops with larger displays and a push to replenish stock for sale to soldiers. It mentions lacquerware, ivory chopsticks, ornaments, fans, and miniatures as examples while acknowledging wartime quality lags behind prewar luxury. Prices and stock limits are discussed amid a broader effort to rebuild export trade despite shortages.
The Alouni Group of State College outlines fall activities planned by the group at a September meeting. Leadership previewed events and funding plans while noting personnel changes and new initiatives for the season.
Reports from Oslo indicate minimal public interest as news of Vidkun Quisling’s execution spreads. Officials released few details about the event, and Mrs. Quisling remained in seclusion refusing to discuss the matter.
Readers note a decline in available Japanese souvenirs as retailers in Toko, Krosa, and Nara report stockouts. Merchants report brooches and similar items are among the few purchased because other typical city articles remain damaged by bombing. Experts warn a delay before Japan's art objects resume foreign sales.
A figure described as counselor to two colleges and lecturer at Clemson, Emory and other institutions is highlighted. The article notes his role shaping Jewish leadership, founding a foundation to prepare college students for responsible positions, and his wartime service and teaching across multiple colleges in Virginia.
Letters of an estate granted in Surrogate's Court to See ee and son. Papers name Clara L. Meer and Earl J. VanBuren as heirs or beneficiaries. Estate estimated value not to exceed a stated amount. Attorney listed as Ernest L. Bonney. Vance 42, 1915, Greene County.
Comdr Ryo suke Nomura discounted Japanese reports as half true and said American claims about battles and carrier losses were unreliable. He noted Japanese pilots, crews, and ships faced questions, while U S forces questioned the authenticity of some camera verifications and combat records.
The gathering opened with Henry Troland’s welcome and a sung greeting. Anson Lawrence performed a piano solo, Micheel Palmer and Lewis Palmer offered a trumpet and piano duet, followed by piano solos by Lewis Palovet. A mortgage burning on a house one was celebrated under the finance committee chaired by Earl G. Hayner, with refreshments served.
At a miseting of Troop 35 Sidlk weiter Box Scouts plans were made to hold a paper drive tomorrow with proceeds to be used for a district banner for the Scouts. Harold Lane is scoutmaster. Those contributing are asked to bundle paper and place at the cart.
The body found on the Iron River near Castleton has been identified as Captain Habmar Hannen, employed by Curiae Scow Corp. at 7 Pine Street New York. The investigation identified the victim with help from Troop G New York State Police and Trooper E Donald Lang.
State troopers probe the death of Pvt Neild EB Waterman 23 of South Glens Falls after a hunting accident near Bolton Landing on Lake George. He died from gunshot wounds after his car stalled on a main road and an approaching bus struck him. Coroner Heery Clarke holds the inquest as Waterman served at Camp Lee Quarters. He is survived by his widow Lucy Chatterton of Hudson, a son, and his parents Theodore and Erwin Waterman, plus four sisters.
A Rochester couple marked 71 years of marriage yesterday in Brewerton New York. Their romance began in youth when they were both in Brewerton. Tucker recalled his family moved to Brewerton and their life together began with shared vows and long happiness.
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