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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
12
Peoria police report a new speed trapping device using a cable across a street that triggers a light to warn speeding motorists. Patrolman Frank Costes tested the secret weapon and issued 33 tickets the first day, aiming to curb drivers above 34 mph.
Dr. J Spencer Kennard Jr, expelled from Japan in 1936 for publishing The Christian Graphic, will address the EB PPL Russell Sage Christian Union at Fifth Avenue State Street Bodily Church on Sunday. Kennard, Harvard Theological Seminary 1930 graduate, earlier served as a missionary and writer, exposing militarist actions in Asia through literature.
London radio reported Gustav Noske former German Social Democrat leader and defense minister in the Weimar era is alive in Germany. He allegedly hid in Berlin to survive Nazi purges and took part in the July 1944 plot against Hitler, was arrested, then released when a regime change occurred.
The first meeting of East Side District School Parents Chair in Stonewick named Mrs. Jessie Miler president with Marion Thrasher as vice president, Helen Cuckner secretary, and Rose Cranston treasurer. A Sept 24 card party is planned, and a harvest supper will be discussed Oct 9 at 3 30 pm. The Sacred Heart Church began its tenth year of Catholic instruction with Wednesday classes at 3 pm and Sunday after the 8 45 am mass. Rev. George A. Phillips is on vacation and due back Sept 28. Mrs. Charles M. Mealy of 25 Desson Avenue learned her twin, Cant. Theodore T. Tyren of the 698 Ordnance Maintenance Company, A A, has arrived in the U S and will be discharged soon at Fort Bragg, with Tyren family connections in Durham and Harilien avenues.
Albany Lodge of Elks plans a Wednesday vote on selling the hotel at 160 State Street to A B Huested and Co Inc. Reports say the lodge has been offered 110000 for the property.
Washington reports President Truman will spearhead a national anti polio campaign in the Franklin D Roosevelt tradition. The drive aims to raise funds for polio efforts next year, including memorial concerts in multiple cities. Memorial events replace the usual birthday ball as the March of Dimes and others continue fundraising. Separately New Orleans group pursues passport rule changes for Latin American entrants.
Maj. Gracey announced martial law in French Indo China amid threats of anti French nationalist rebellion. He pledged that crimes against public order would be military offenses and saboteurs would be eliminated. Strong patrols were posted throughout Saigon as colonial forces reorganize police.
The London Daily Mail reports British forces near Dameeeburg engaging displaced Polish bands blamed for burning German homes and villages and for rape and murder.
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