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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
5
Germany ordered its eighth grade pupils into war works and dispatched thousands of Red Cross men and women to armament plants in a sweeping total mobilization. Dr Joseph Goebbels announced the dissolution of the Prussian Finance Ministry amid the total mobilization drive.
In Washington a U S Fish and Wildlife Service director credits Canada and its provincial governments for boosting North American waterfowl. He cites millions of acres sanctuaries and water projects as key to the duck resurgence after the 1930s drought and heavy shooting. The report notes cooperation from Canada improved the continent wide conservation effort.
The Troy Record reports Berlin decrees curtailing most German periodicals, closing two universities, abolishing AU traveling shows and fairs. War work dominates schooling with only war wounded allowed to study. eighth grade pupils join evacuation and social work efforts while thousands join the German Red Cross.
Stephentown and surrounding towns appear in a weekend notices roundup. Charles Brown of New Lebanon visits Robert for a gathering at Buewere Fare, with Eurila Saxby listed as a guest and Martha Culver noted in Stephentown records alongside Laura Goodrich of Pitre.
Miss Katherine Hewson has accepted office work in Burlington. William Gordon Jr. has arrived safely somewhere in England. Mrs. Samuel Withers of Wilhemstown visited her sister Mrs. Join Lucas of West Street. Rutherford Gardner of West Street entered the Veterans Hospital White River Junction for treatment. Misses Fula Panos and Penelope Panos attend St Joseph's Business College. Aviation Cadet Edward Fruit rich was called home from Albany Georgia. The death of BM Harvey Fruit rich occurred. Miss Alice Young of Shaftsbury also noted.
Fathi Keer Mrs Lilian McNary and guests returned from a Rochester week long vacation hosted by Mr and Mrs William Senegar and Mrs William Anderson and daughter Carolyn plus Miss Joan Bullecki. They also completed a Lake George race trip. Latham Hound Tee met Wednesday at S S V Pitta Hose House where chair Paul Bencher presided and reported a committee change and new name panels ordered.
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