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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1945
Page
3
The Office of War Information reports unearthed wartime secrets including antiradar castings and other German developments adopted for use. It notes postwar efforts in Japan and potential power applications, with references to bomb design advances and related research.
A wartime account describes Allied intelligence teams probing German science and industry sources. They gathered plans, devices, and political data, using covert raids to capture blueprints, documents, and even coded files from tunnels and factories to speed transmission to Washington and London.
Cubs of Den 4 Pack 254 in New stonville with Den Mother Mrs. Williexa Chase jr attended a picnic at the Home of Robert Jensen. Mrs Janeen awarded prizes for games and served lunch. Frederick Willbacker Michael Betski Wiliam Chase and Jobo Poulin won prizes. Robert Retallis and Michael Belski, the two Den Chiefs, helped with the games.
Thirty one liberated prisoners including survivors from submarines Perett and Sculpin arrived in Gakiane, California aboard navy transport planes from Japan. Lt George FR Brown led the group. Perry’s next of kin listed as William B. Perry of Saratoga. All survivors recounted horror and mistreatment by captors.
Eagle Mills residents host Miss Julia Muth of New York for a week with Mrs. Louis Pattie. A county clerk’s representative will be at Dixis’s store Thursday from 1 to 3 p m to renew operator’s licenses. Brunswick schools meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at Garfield with Mrs. Stephan Sidebotham presiding. Classes dismissed at noon. Red Cross sewing meeting omitted due to work on hand. Woman’s Society of Christian Service meets today at 2 20 p m at the Methodist Church replacing the Quinlan home venue. Mrs. William D. Shippey Sr. listed among attendees.
The Brunswick Road area hosts relatives from Arlington Virginia and Evansston Illinois visiting the Methodist Church. The church calendar lists Youth Fellowship Workshop in the Caravan program, a resumed prayer service, a Board of Education meeting to map fall and winter activities, and a choir rehearsal followed by Senior Youth Fellowship meetings through the week.
War Manpower Commission reports a sharp weekly decline in layoffs in the Troy Schenectady Albany region and nearby areas as reconversion to civilian production proceeds. 36,000 workers were released in the Aug 31 week. national layoffs reached 300,000 that week, with about 1.8 million in the first ten days after Japan's surrender.
The Rensselaer County grand jury met again yesterday at the Court House to hear evidence in the Norbert P. B. Eastman burglary and grand larceny case.
Meyer John J. Ahern issues a proclamation urging Trojans to mark the fifth annual Religious Education Week from Sept 30 to Oct 6 Sponsored by the International Council of Religious Education the week centers on Character for a Free World The document commends those engaged in religious education and calls churches schools homes and civic groups to discuss plans to strengthen religion locally
O H Group Division A O H met Sunday in rooms at 205 Broadway with John H Clinton presiding and initiated six candidates. Five applications for membership were received. Joseph F Humies welcomed back after three years in the armed forces and honorable discharge. A committee to plan fall activities was named Humes chair Join Metrath and Patrick J Ryan. Refreshments were served music by Bolster Orchestra. John F Costello and Jon J Canfield entertained with songs.
Miss Patrician Alice Lattridge Misa Irene Evelyn Relyea of Watervliet and Phyllis Mari Lyn Snell of Greenwich are among 43 girls who will begin training as student nurses at the Elis Hospital School of Nursing in Schenectady.
The Massachusetts, a South Dakota class battleship, fought in the Pacific from Pearl Harbor to Leyte Gulf. It screened carriers, supported landings at Makin and Tarawa, bombarded Nauru, Kwajalein, and Truk, then joined the Leyte Gulf action and the drive toward the Japanese homeland.
Ray Anibal also known as Walter Russell from Ballston Spa and Portland pleaded guilty in Superior Court Portland to arson. He allegedly set Gren causing damage to two buildings and several trucks in Bariteng'e business district on July 2.
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