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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
4
George W. Burpee, president, announced payroll gains at General Aniline and Film Corp plant t1 Hens Street. The company reports ongoing employment expansion with daily hires as part of a state report on plant status and temporary reconversion.
The Norceneed Maskeliya hydroelectric scheme in Ceylon has been revived after years of delay. Two English engineers are hired to finish work, and the construction workforce is expanding rapidly.
War correspondent John W. Jarrett recounts how Japanese pilots used a tiny Chinese village in Chekiang as a constant target for three years. Farmers and families stayed put, fleeing only briefly during raids, while bombs and even stones were used as munition in repeated air attacks.
Frank Murphy president and Patrick Poleto delegate plan to brief the Sixth District Subcouncil in New York. Local 930 represents Ford Motor Co. workers in Green Island. They push recommendations for labor relations to be included in the new Detroit agreement due Sept. 29.
The President announced appointments to U S courts and commissions. Former Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri named associate justice of the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Elmer Davis resigns as director of the Office of War Information. John Parker of North Carolina targeted as alternate in the Allied War Crimes Tribunal. Other picks include E Barrett Pretty, Wilbur K Miller, Alexander Haltzoff, John I O Connell, and Harrington Wimberly to various posts.
The report notes Basil Manley’s resignation to take effect October 1 and Richard Zschse of Suergmento California named to the Power Commission. London says the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth may return to normal passenger service soon as British troops move home from Europe and the Pacific is nearly completed by May.
President Truman to fly to Missouri tomorrow, leaving Washington from Idlewild? Airport for Kansas and Independence stops. He will return Sunday arriving early evening. Mrs. Truman will accompany him to Independence for a brief celebration with daughter Margaret.
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