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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1945

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Russia Asks Hands Off In Balkans

A London Washington dispatch outlines Soviet policy in the Balkans, noting US and British rejection of Soviet influence and efforts to sponsor a new Romanian government. Mentioned are King Michael, Prime Minister, and Allied assurances linked to postwar peace treaties. A separate Albany item reports the death of local merchant Smith, longtime Albany resident and former supplier executive.

Washington Teyei Yalta Moscow Romania Byrnes United States Britain Bulgaria Iit Miciner Teregs Patiocal Xyulimg Ameiout REESE MD Cola Sige Co Diepatooes Vihingny Radeseu iWashington London Froza

Tips For Tired Eyes 2

A fragmented note on eye strain offers scattered phrases and nonsensical jargon. It mentions mares in inches and odd references to Saket and Atter while urging some praise for Grug. The text lacks coherent facts or clear events.

Prisoners Died of Malnutrition in Japanese Camp

Delayed Yokohama report cites 100 of 400 American POWs dying from starvation and exposure in a Japanese camp. Col. Gerald Johnson and Lt. Charles Carter led rescue planes to reach prisoners awaiting food and shoes after surrender. Enlisted men detailed brutal conditions and scarce supplies, with 191 Americans among the prisoners and many lacking footwear until aid arrived.

Yokohama Ohe Cam Howard W. Friedotan San Francisco Army Foyauis Japan Canadian Invervor” Bore Tow Fromy Malsut Sion Geralt RL Johnson Exgene Ore Vamp Sai ‘Chertes G. Carter, Jr Messphis Tenn Pesce Ecouazzi Endicon Cote John Deserio Merine Corps Toyama

Edgar Akin Named Mechanics' Councilor in Albany

Edgar I Akin of Inwood New York was elected state councilor of the Junior Order of the United American Mechanics at its annual convention in Albany yesterday. Officiating officers include George F Conrad as vice councilor and C W Anthony re elected as secretary with others named. The 1346 convention was to be held at Hingston with James Hill and K H Miller listed among sentinels.

Edgar I. Akin Inwood Wig Red Order of the United American Mechanics Albany George F. Conrad Johnson Cir C. W. Anthony Brooklyn RK Tuthii Nattatuck Trensures Alzheimer Ozone Park

Army and Navy Union Auxiliary Social Plans

Bre Elsa Gathout was named to head the committee for a social to be held Monday Oct 3 at 2. The Rensselaer Auxiliary meeting at Fourth Street rooms named Edith Colby Mary Sullivan Mary Brennan and Janetie McGovern. McGovern was welcomed as a new member at the session. The next meeting is Sept 24 at the rooms.

Bre Elsa Gathout Rensselaer Auxiliary Army and Navy Union Fourth Street Edith Colby Mary Sullivan Mary Brennan

Camp Fire Girls Aid in Seals Work in County

The Camp Fire Girls assist with preparations for the annual Christmas Seal Sale opening in November. They gather at the Joy Health Building to prepare seals, with regional plans set for a September 15 conference in Schenectady. Local representatives include Mrs. George XN. Padick, seal sale chairman, Mrs. Marion Laird Fahey, executive secretary, and Mrs. Margaret Mattohthesws, office secretary.

Odaka 2 Group Camp Fire Girls Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Cougo Gurli Strohecker Elsare John DuCuennois Joan Hilton Ada Strodecker Noreen Connell Lois Whiting Barbara Stewart Joyce Stewart Rensselaer County, Tubergig and Public Health Associat Joy Health Association Schenectady George XN Pat ‘Dick Seal Sale Marion Laird Fahey Margaret Mattothesws

East Side Women of Sacred Heart Club Elects Officers at First Meeting

The East Side The Women's Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart held its initial meeting Monday in the lab rooms. Mrs. John H. Courchaine served as president and welcomed members. Plans for a husband and wife banquet at Glass Lake Hotel and a fall card party were outlined with new cochairmen named. The outgoing president thanked the group as she passes the gavel to Mrs. LeRoy J. Hott.

Women's Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart John H. Courchaine John J. McGrath Glass Lake Hotel Frank A. Tilley Herman G&. Bo LeRoy J. Hott Courchaine Horton Rosalia McGrath The Rosary Society Edward Areilly George A. Philips

Two Policemen Get New Details

Two policemen assigned to Troy Police Department were announced by Frank M. Ames and Frank S. Kendall. Sgt Albert J Watson moved from Central Station to the Traffic Bureau effective last night to supervise motorcycle officers. Patrol Driver Thomas G Maguire assigned to the police garage to maintain radio equipment in the radio cars.

Thomas G. Maguire

Parent-Teachers to Hold Picnic at Haskell School

The Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association executive board met to plan the first meeting on Sept. 25 at 7 30 p m. A special program is planned and a school picnic is set for Sept 28 with Mrs Reginald Backalee presiding and Mrs John Ocker announcing enrollment is underway.

Haskell School Parent- Teacher Association Marvin F. Brown Association Ways and Means Committee Reginald Backalee John Ocker

Transfer Properties of White Creek School Transfer Properties

The Free School District No. 10 in White Creek Washington County voted to relinquish claims to its property and transfer these properties to the Cambridge Central School Board. Cambridge Central School has absorbed districts in Cambridge White Creek Jackson Salem Easton and Schaghticoke. Clarence Coulter presided as board president with Mrs. W. A Scott and George Wilkin as tellers. The vote tally was 11 to 1 in favor of abandoning the property.

White Creek Washington County Board of Education Cambridge Central School Cambridge Jackson Salem Easton Schaghticoke Clarence Coulter W. A Scott George Wilkin

Neighborhood Gas Stations To Return After Rationing

The state tax commission says neighborhood gasoline stations will reopen after rationing shortages. About 21,000 licenses have been issued since rationing ended for the year ending next April 30. Prewar total was 32,000 filling stations. license costs $2 and is required for each retail fuel outlet.

Soam State Tax Commission

More Ships With Troops Arrive From Europe

AP reports multiple transports bringing thousands of troops to U S ports. Ships docked in New York Boston and Newport News include the Lacrousee Victory and Maguyaska Victory with hundreds of soldiers and medical staff. Units from the 45th Infantry Division and other formations are listed for reassignment and discharge.

Associated Press Busi Cig Europe New Yor Boston Weteport New York Daniel Huger Ernest Hinds Francis ‘Walkers Uany Rosemont John Gordon A. Boston Charles Biycock Infantry Division Maguyaska Victory 45Th Infantry Division Rd Batitaligs of Istith Infantry Regiment High Point Newport News iAboard W. Cumsray List Infantry Division List Division Artillery

Grand Jury Waives Landiear Proceeding in Troy Case

Charles Landiear waived for action by the grand jury after a Troy Police Court arraignment. Police said the charge stemmed from complaints by several parents about neglect of children aged 6 to 10. Landfear was arrested by plainclothes officer Ad. Kage with detectives Colling Wiley and driving staff involved.

Charles Landiear Seventh Avenue Rameaslaer County Board of Supervisors James P. Byron Troy Sistuney Landfear Por Ad. Kage Detective Bureau Tinotay E. Colling Dist Earle J. Wiley Chester A Drving Troy Shelter Humate Society

Flag presented to Elphin Ward Honor Roll committee

Mr and Mrs James Pisanietto of 26% Fourth Street presented a new American Flag to the Honor Roll committee of the Elphin Ward. The flag was raised on the staff adjacent to the ward honor roll on Washington Street between Third and Fourth Streets.

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