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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1945
Page
4
Britain Prime Minister Attlee to visit the United States for talks with Franklin D Roosevelt and other leaders on the future of atomic energy and postwar security. Officials say the meeting will seek coordinated approaches to weapons and defense, with emphasis on peace and stability.
The article discusses the tensions around atomic energy, noting leaders from Canada and Britain attending postwar security talks in the United States. It mentions proposed commissions, pay scales for administrators, and a victory for scientists amid concerns that heavy regulation could hinder research. It also covers local society notes and medical training movements in nearby towns.
Schaghticoke residents hosted guests including Miss Fiore Gaylord and Mrs. Edward J. S. McCormick while visitors from Bennington and Schenectady called on local families. A Saturday gathering at the Batton home, plus notes on Sgt. Roger Phillips’ transfer and church events, fill a busy regional social page. The 3rd annual dam chowder supper at the Fire Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd, raising funds for the church treasury.
Earl Cahill has had an extension of his furlough due to the serious illness of his mother Mrs. Edward Cahill. Private Edwin Corbin, recently discharged, and Mrs. Corbin are visiting his father Kenneth Corbin and friends in town. Private Laster Jones, formerly of Berlin, is also mentioned in the dispatch.
The USES office in Troy reported 24,263 September placements with 152 in manufacturing and 6 in agriculture. Job matches rose from August but remained well below wartime peaks as many sectors cut openings while food processing and textiles showed seasonal gains. Employment fell in shipbuilding, steel, chemicals, and government work, with ongoing openings in utilities and other sectors.
Emily Rosch discovers her husband Eugene F Rosch dead in the locked kitchen of their Liberty home after returning from a political gathering. Coroner reports he died by blowing off the top of his head with a shotgun, stating suicide, with two young children nearby and others unharmed.
Rosch was born at Port Jervis and studied at the State Teachers’ College at Oriente. The note mentions Mraine as a student and places Tokyo and a naval context, familiar to a newspaper memory fragment.
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