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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1945
Page
2
The trial of SS camp personnel at Belsen opens with defendants including commandant Kramer. Guards Herta Exhiert and Grease are noted in court as witnesses and spectators observe the proceedings amid photographers.
The fragment describes a war crimes courtroom convened by Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montey with Maj. Gen. H P Berney presiding. It references the Bessex gang and charges for wartime killings and abuse at Auschwitz and other sites, with defendants Kramer and 44 guards selecting British or Polish officers as defense counsel.
Shushan Mrs Lulu Rader of Staten Island visits her cousin Mrs Paul Chagnon. Mrs Agnes McGeoch stays at Mr and Mrs Clark Wright 3.8. Shaw, hospitalized in Cambridge, shows improvement. Mrs Margaret Douthett and Mrs C B Hedges join Miss Bessie Day and Mrs Frank Briggs for a Cambridge luncheon. Cpl Gerald Gilchrest of Homestead Air Force Base enjoys a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Gilchrest. Mrs 8 Center and Mrs Clifford Gray host Miss Helen Sherman and Mrs Charles Carpenter in Cambridge. Mrs Mark Kenyon attends Lauderdale Club at the home of Mrs Horace Bump and Mrs Charles Bump in Lauderdale. Pvt Charles McLenihan returns to Fort Meade after furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs McLenihan. Sgt William Makalepe s returns from France and takes a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs David Makala on their farm near Lauderdale. Mr and Mrs Charles W Ayres of Bennington VI visit Mire Judson Shaw and accompany her to the Ma Clellan visit. Mrs Harry Thomas, who spent four weeks with her sisters the Misses Scott, returns home to Rochester. she is accompanied to Troy by Miss Eile Scott.
In Wyoming a roundup led by Frank Robbins brings in 700 wild horses named King. Robbins notes the desert is dry with few water sources and explains the best horses come from a Palomino stallion line. About 60 horses stayed with Robbins while others were sent for slaughter.
Buskirk Edward C Brownell has returned from Albany Hospital, Mrs Fred Sherman and son Owen of Troy visited Mrs Beilt M Welling Sunday. Mise Merv Aiken of South Cambridge spent Friday with Mrs Stewart Hipp. Mrs Jamies Murray Jr visited sister Mrs Earl Sutherland at Troy Hospital Thursday. Harvey Bailey and St Harry B Bailey visited Justus Wetsel family in Melrose recently. Representatives of the Watgata Hudgon spoke at the South Cambridge Buskirk Home Bureau meeting at Mrs Timothy Flynn’s home on safe electricity in the home.
Oscar HB Shannon Jr a 65 year old taxi driver from Schenectady died suddenly in his car on Sunday after stopping to discharge two passengers. He was stricken as he was about to collect his fare. Death was attributed to a heart ailment according to Dr. AT Lyons acting city health physician.
Imperial Potentate of North America, Woodfield jr of San Francisco, visits Troy temple accompanied by dignitaries to honor temple officers. A grand dinner and Prosperity campaign theme mark the occasion as Shriners plan a major 1932 confluence in San Francisco with pageants and citywide support.
Miss Mary T. Almy serves on a Salem jury while local residents Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hunter of Chester Pa call on Mr. and Mrs L B Wilson. Lawrence B Wilson and Fred Campbell of Greenwich join for a weekend at Cassartne Lake. The Nehmaeth EL Athen family and Donna Eleanor return from Wallis Hata as guests of Peter Marcovich.
Chicago CP Approximately 350100 new homes and $0,000 new commercial structures will be built during the first postwar year, according to a market study in American Builder magazine. Robert H Morris predicts rapid 1945 build up as inventories and labor return.
Mrs Benjamin Dixon visits Toledo. John Shillenger returns from Long Island trip. Boy Scouts at Camp Rotary near Davites Lake. Townsend Club No 1 meets at Mrs George Brunelle Sr home. Mrs Chester Wendell admitted to Samarian Hospital for care. School taxes collected by Mrs Evan Edwards 1B Acker Ave. Last payment due October 15 at 1 percent.
Ro Ro Sell Callahan outlines postwar travel plans as airlines prepare for new giant clippers and luxury packages. Two week European trips, four week South America tours, and around the world itineraries are hinted, with speeds and comforts aimed at broad budgets and rapid schedules. Domestic options include New York to Mexico City and Alaska jaunts, while Europe travel awaits lifted restrictions and hotel refits.
Canada speeds to develop virgin territories opened during the war with new resort spots near Banff and Lake Louise by next year. Plans include air and rail packages to Lake Timegami, guided fishing trips, and moonlight excursions. The Trans-Canada Highway’s completion links Halifax to Vancouver, promising auto tourists access to remote hotels and potential underground mining tours.
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