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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
1
Court session convenes at 8 pm led by Margaret C D A with conduct of meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs Mary A Mosahan is in charge of the session.
Lieutenant Gilowzan, surgeon in the Second Armored amphibian battalion, returned to the United States after months of combat duty in the Pacific. He served with the Bret Marines at Saipan, Tinian, and Palau Jalana, and fought on Guam, earning recognition as a decorated naval medical officer.
Charles Galuszka of Springfield Mass received a Navy citation along with four divisional citations for a lengthy career. He attended Tufts Medical School in Boston and served as medical officer at Camp Lejeune and Bethesda Naval Medical Center. He graduated from Quantico Marine Officers School in 1938 and served in the Marine Corps Reserves before transferring to the Naval Medical Corps. His brothers, Dr B A Galuszka and Rev Walter Galuszka, are also named.
Four Troy area A A F men including one officer were discharged from service at the Drew Field Separation Station in Tampa Florida last week. Lt Havenstein son of Rev and Mrs Havenstein went overseas in January and completed 22 missions as a Flying Fortress pilot earning the Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters. Sgt Skelton a 4d year laboratory technician entered service in 1942 and went to Europe in 1944 with a bomb group. Private Ward went overseas last December and served with Reconnaissance. Sgt Sennett went to England with the Eighth Air Force in March 1944.
Gold Star Mothers guests attended a Social affair hosted by the Auxiliary with Mrs. Rose Fones presenting gifts to honored guests. Mary Wolf chaired the event with John J. Doyle as treasurer and City Judge John F. Sweeney the principal speaker. Beuma Rote Flynn provided entertainment amid attendance by Mrs. Henry Wenzel and others. An accountant from the Welfare Department in Schenectady faced indictment and been arraigned in county morning proceedings.
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Warren W. Haley of Batavia and Edward O Neal led New York Farm Bureau Federation and American Farm Bureau Federation members to the White House to urge government price supports for all farm commodities. They urged targeted policies for crops dairy beef hogs wool and poultry, seeking orderly stock disposal, export trade steps, and subsidies adjustments to maintain parity with basic commodities.
The Women's Baptist Missionary Association of the Washington Union plans its 38th annual meeting at Hudson with sessions themed Thy Spirit Hindles the Flame. Mrs Nelgon K Cr dent leads the association side. A Wesker picnic is set for noon and Ruth Johnson Engwal is the principal speaker for the afternoon session as Africa outreach is highlighted.
Connecticut negotiates to recover Fisher's Island from New York and rejoin Fairfield County including Greenwich. The move references prior state action and a proposed three-party commission to negotiate, noting Fisher's Island in Long Island Sound has been part of New York since 1913.
The State Division of Standards and Purchase opened bids for a three way state police radio system with a budget of 1 05 600. RCA Radio Corp of America offered a four unit system at 1188 95, an alternate plan at 2956 702 3 percent. GE Syracuse proposed 322 100 for four units, New York Telephone offered a rental based alternative. Officials say bids on engineering and coverage, not price, will govern contracts and the system will link troop HQ with cars and back to headquarters.
The Bringwick Sportsmen's Club will burn its mortgage at club grounds Sunday October 7 and plans to pay the remaining 790 on the loan at field bay. Five new members join the club. Highlighted events include a motion picture, a shooting season opener, and hosting the Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance on October 15. Work nights for remodeling occur Wednesdays. Fishing contest entries close October 7 with prizes awarded on field day.
The Military Order of Lizards will meet today at 8 39 pm in the Spanish War Veterans Hall on Broadway. Mrs Alvita Dickinson will preside.
Dozens of men from the Zt Division received honorable discharges at Fort Dix Separation Center on Tuesday. Among those listed are Mar Jean J. Percel of Troy and Maj. Jacob H. Were of Albany, with veterans of Saipan and Okinawa campaigns. Others include First D4 Malcolm C. Ward and Dominic N. Consuelo, both from area addresses, plus many more former 105th and 15th Infantry members. A WAC member Virginia A Toomey and Army Nurse Corps First Lt. Edna Mae McMurray are also noted among those discharged.
Two persons were slightly injured in an auto collision yesterday morning at the Pawling and Spring Avenues intersection. Mary J. McGovern 24 of 76 Thirteenth Street was taken to Samaritan Hospital for jaw and chest injuries. Harvey E. Olmstead 36 Dodge Street suffered a leg injury. A car owned by Charles E. Scattergood RD 21 Valley Falls collided with a vehicle driven by Br Olmstead. Miss McGovern rode as a passenger in the Scattergood car. Both cars were badly damaged.
Several Troy servicemen are listed aboard ships arriving in Boston and Newport on the same day. Gratton Victory docked in Boston Saturday with Thames A. Halton and Cab. Everett Bell among crew. Enfanta Vic docked in Newport with T/5 Joseph Dougherty. Europe carried Arbory Verguen Thomas Nooshan Thomas Morris and Michael Marion among others.
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