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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1945

Page

6

Two Hurt As Auto Hits Truck In Washington Street Crash

Two people injured when a taxi collided with a parked truck on Washington Street. Mrs Jae Van Wagter of Saratoga Springs suffered fractures and head injuries. Arthur Burns of Forsythe endured knee and foot injuries. Both were standing nearby when the collision occurred.

Faratosi Washington Street Jae van Wagter Neiser Reget Saratoga Springs Arthur Burnes Fores Widle Coun Aether Spereen B . Basra Jaca

All-Bran Promises Gentle Bulk Relief for Constipation

An old Kellogg advertisement touts All-Bran as a non purgative cereal that supplies bulk to support normal bowel movements. It claims benefits from the outer wheat layers and urges readers to use more water daily, with a money back offer if not satisfied.

Kellogg's Battle Creek Belloxg’s

Beggars In Orient Shock Healthy Yanks Beggars In Orient

Western visitor Jon Hal Boyle paints a stark portrait of Hong Kong beggars amid urban squalor. He describes children with matted hair, empty cups, and survival tactics, noting the pervasive misery, the predatory alms system, and the paradox of quiet death on the sidewalks.

Healthy Yanks Hal Boyle Hong Kong China Rome Hong Hong America Lonz Meny Oriental Orphan Annies Thage Bim Bey Kong

Halsey Names MacArthur One of Greatest Men

Admiral Halsey hails General MacArthur as one of the greatest military men in a tribute at a July ceremony in Acer Willam, praising him for unwavering support and saying bureaucrats have not interfered. He asserts such leadership will prevent Japan from rising to any high power again.

Horamin Ins Douglas Maca Acer Willam FL Haisér United States Halsey Macarthur Japan

Local Scout Troop 27 Event and Area News Notes

Eagle Mills Boy Scout Troop 27 meets at 7 30 p m today at the home of W Richmond Rebb and Mrs J Said Miller returning from trips to Washington D C and New York. Red Cross sewing at the Church of Christ tomorrow noon. Free showing of Return for Duty at White Lily Salt tomorrow at 8 pm. Conference for Missionary Societies of the Eastern District starts Thursday 12 30 pm at the Church of Christ Disciples Troy with a fellowship supper at 6 pm and guest speaker. Junior Youth Fellowship officers at the Methodist Church include Priscilla Trumble president Dorothy Riegert treasurer Shirley Hakes secretary. Commission chairmen Fakes worship and evangelism Decker recreation and relief Trombolle world friendship Waterfield community service. Reverend Jona C Wilson oversees the group. A CraseSticch meeting noted.

W. Richmond Rebb Bir J. Said Miller Washington, D. C New York Pyi Charlies Renbus Knox Red Cross Church of Chiereddish Ile Temarrox Lo. C. F Brunswick Slub Is Inti Women's ‘Christian Missionary Society of The Church of Christ Missionary Societies of Eastern District Church of Christ, Disciples Fifteenth Hoosick Streets Troy Seturn Methodist Church Priscilla Trumble Dorothy Riegert Shirley Hakes Fakes Oy Decker Trombolle Beverly Waterfield Jona C. Wilson CraseSticch

Melody Time 8709 Bauense Talkin at the Morning Menu

A scrambled broadcast list shows program slots and host names including Melody Time, Victory, Market Basket, Morning Moods, and Timekeeper segments. The schedule references multiple stations and times with numerous personal names and show titles.

Cooxies H Girls Club Plans Halloween Party

Cooxies H Girls Club met at Be Trumble home on Thursday to plan a Halloween party on Saturday October 27 at Judy Robb’s home. Eva Decker named Esther Giles Judy Robb for games, Priscilla Trumble Hele Poyce Doris Reckner for decorations, Bessy Shirley Fakes for refreshments. Mt business meeting set for Thursday after school at Joyce and Doris Reckner’s White Church Road home. Elwood Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison recently returned to Elwood from Fort Dix after discharge ending three years service in the Army with two years overseas in the European Theater. His twin brother Elsworth Morrison previously discharged on points. Sergeant Loyd Morrison last noted with Marines in Hawaii.

Cooxies Be Trumble Judy Robb Eva Decker Esther Giles Priscilla Trumble Hele Kelly Poyce Doris Reckner Bessy Shirley Joyce White Church Road Elwood E. Morrison Mies Edward & Me Fort Elsworth E. Morrison Itg Lioyd BE. Morrison Hawaii

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Party in Lard Leake

Averill Park resident Elmer Sagendorf plans a home business setup while Mrs Mable Winter of Alburyis hosts her sister Mrs Cecil Hefner. Long Island City guest Mrs Lonr Ratcliffe visits her mother Mrs Zert Covert. George Shoemaker has left the Army and stayed with his mother Mrs J Ora Shoemaker. The Republican Club of the Town of Lard Leake hosts a game party at Burden Lake Casino Friday evening Oct 19.

Elmer Sagendorf Mable Winter Alburyis Cecil ‘Hefner Lonr E. Ratcliffe Long Island City Zert Covert George Shoemaker J -Ora Shoemaker Republican Club Lard Leake Burden Lake

French swing to left in local elections shifts balance

Amid incomplete returns, the French local elections show the Communist and Socialist blocs gaining seats while center and right lose ground. De Gaulle ministers largely victorious in unsalaried general posts, with one woman conservative elected as suffrage expands. Runoffs next week will determine multiple department outcomes.

France Gen de Gaulle Leon Bhum Socigitets Seld Oy Department General Councils Catons Midghe Ofibe Road Radiosbsc Visitgts Pagal Reynard Fole de Gaulle Charles de Gaulle Andre Diethelm ieet-Vilaince Adrian Tixier Haute Vienne Leon’ Blum Socialist Party Morth Litle Pas Dé Calais Haye Seine Et Oise Paris Edouard Herriot Rhone Henri Queuille Edouard Daladier Alpert Sarraut

Decorated Marine Hart Earns Bronze Star for Okinawa Heroism

James E. Hart of 2117 Fifteenth Street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, received the Bronze Star Medal for heroic actions on Okinawa as a Sixth Marine Division radio operator. He aided a wounded commander, directed artillery and mortar fire, and rescued a wounded Marine under heavy fire, with prior service including Trey High School graduation in 1943 and overseas deployment beginning August 6, 1944. he is currently on Guam.

James E. Hart Charles Hart Fifteenth Street Okinawa Sixth Marine Division Lemuel E. Shepherd, Jr Ok? Dawa Shima Trey Marine Corps Guam

Local Social Roundup Notices From Valley Falls And Nearby

Mrs. Katherine Elvin of Patterson New Jersey visits guest of Mrs. Mary Lohnes for several days. Mrs. H. H. Sharp visits Bennington Wisconsin to see friends. Miss Shirley Grogan confined to Leonard Hospital after appendectomy. Mrs. Martin Lemperle and son Marty of Lawton Ohio visiting Mr. and Mrs. Minor Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Daley return to Oneonta after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Speanburgh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan and Thomas return to Mechanicville after a week with Mr. and Mrs. John A. McMahon. Miss Liltis A. Hunisee visits father B. G. Hart after 11 months with an American Red Cross hospital unit. Hull, a Red Cross worker, returns to Washington awaiting orders to go to the South Pacific. Blight Officer Larry Brown of Schenectady recently visited Mrs. Mary Lobries and John D. Lonnes. Ger Brown liberated from a German prison camp where he spent nine months after his plane was shot down. he received an honorable discharge.

Valley Falls Katherine Elvin Paterson Mary Lohnes H. H. Sharp Bennington Shirley Grogan Leonard Hospital Martin Lemperle Marty Lawton Ohio Minor Salisbury John Daley Fed Cross Miss Hull Washington South Pacific Larry’ ~ Brown Schenectady Mary Lobries John D. Lonnes Ger Brown Germany

120000 Yanks Aieiee In States

Eleven troopships brought more than 29,000 servicemen to the United States from European and Pacific theaters. Seven ships docked at San Francisco with over 16,000 troops, and New York saw Europa and two other vessels with about 4,000 men. Newport News welcomed one transport with forty aboard. No ships arrived at Boston. The arrivals included units for reassignment and station hospitals, with varied ships and crews listed.

Associated Fress Europa United States San Francisco New York Newport News Boston Stips Army Unite AE New York aAdsant Europa 49Th Station Eighth Ninth Airforce J. E. Johnson J. Stary Wales Winged Arrow Cotainten Lurtine Gordon Griffin Weigel Kada-' Ahan Bay

Eckener Authorized to Publish Sudkurier in France

Lindau Germany reports Dr Hugo Eckener Zeppelin designer gains authorization by the French authorities to publish a newspaper Sudkurier described as the German voice in the French zone amid postwar press control.

Eckener Lindsa Germany Hugo ‘Eckener Zeppelin Hag Sudkurier Rose of

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