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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Harry W Seifert of Waterford received a cablegram from their son Jerry W Seifert stating he is in good health and coming home soon. The message notes he was a prisoner of the Japanese since capture on Corregidor where he served in the Regular Army.
Admiral William F. Halsey after touring Tokyo area says Japan’s occupation may take longer than expected. He notes Japan isn’t as hard hit as feared and quips about American efforts and modernization in the wake of war. He also comments on American plans and religious and community activities in the region.
The No Man's Land strip along the Ohio River between Kentucky and Indiana saw a long legal tussle over ownership and tax rights. A joint commission recently resolved decades of dispute by confirming Kentucky’s claim to the several thousand acre area and its tax authority.
Mrs Joseph Dillon moves from John Street to a Main Street home. Ensign Thomas McQuade of Solomons Maryland visited his parents Mr and Mrs William McQuade on Main Street. Eben Dolan returns from Albany to home after month with son and Mrs Charles. Mrs Elsie Scully elected president of Liberty Post Women's Auxiliary. other officers named. Grange meeting highlights include Curtis canned foods entering county contest. Neighbors night at Easton Grange drew a large crowd with William Roberson in charge. Sept 27 Boosters night planned with open meeting. Pte Robert K Foster discharged Sept 1 Fort Dix New Jersey. previously at New Castle Air Base Wilmington Delaware. 85 points toward discharge. served 19 months with Seventh Air Force in England earning six battle stars and Good Conduct Medal. Returned to Stevens & Thompson Paper Co mill in Middle Falls. brother T/Sgt Donald Foster stationed on Iwo Jima after two and a half years overseas.
Eagle Mills Garnet H Hill returns to Glen Rock after visiting friends. A Red Cross sewing meeting will be held at the Church of Christ tomorrow from 1 to 4 with Mrs Alicia Ridden. Mrs William Millard and cousin Mrs Emma Russell hosted in Trey. Harold N S Calhoun discharged from the Navy and at home with wife Alice and children. Dexter hosts Mr and Mrs Bari Mantle and daughter Marjorie after visits with Mr and Mrs Gari W Christian. Miss Idna Ward and Mrs Bradiey Parslow visited relatives in Plainfield and Sgt Parslow of the Army Medical Corps is stationed at Staten Island. This week's calendar of events.
Three criminal cases were called in Rensselaer County Court by District Attorney Earle J. Wiley. Adjournment to 10 Monday at 10 am was taken. Judge Herbert Di Hees recessed proceedings, with Raymond J. Bach and Viewer D. Blatt among those mentioned in relation to the pending charges and 18 43 sessions cited in connection with a boundary commission.
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