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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1945
Page
6
Fragmented wartime accounts describe German civilians continuing daily tasks such as farming, milking cows, and maintaining households as Soviet and Allied advances press on. Reports allege high ranking Germans warn against dissent while workers strive to feed families and support war efforts.
Jamesown resident James Anderson, 34, of Frewsburg died from burns after his car caught fire when a shore circuit malfunctioned. He was hospitalized with severe burns to his hands and died en route to the Jamestown hospital. The incident occurred as Anderson drove home and the car struck a pole, causing a second ignition.
Mrs Leis Huster of New York was named deputy industrial commissioner in the State Labor Department by Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi. She has served as a War Department consultant and previously led National Retail Dry Goods Association work. Joseph Contiguelia of News was named Women’s Compensation referee. he formerly worked for the U S Department of Justice. In other news Justice Black to receive the Thomas Jefferson award for national welfare contributions. Lt Pat Campolieta, after surviving missions over Germany as a bombardier, died from injuries in a vehicle accident while on leave.
Warsaw Poles insist Danzig Province is integrated into Poland as Tass reports from Warsaw. Premier Morawiaky cites Silesia regions returning to Poland and borders extending to the Neisse Oder and Baltic Sea.
Local 5 radio schedule lists morning programs and news segments with time stamps and names. Stations include Schenectady area listings and advertisements for various shows like News and Glamour Menor featuring multiple hosts.
Pvt Harry L Washburn of Corinth seriously injured in Germany on March 2 and now hospitalized in England. He suffered head lacerations while serving with the Third Army it was reported by his wife Dora Morehouse. He enlisted August 3 1944 trained at Fort McClellan and has been overseas six weeks. The Washburns have three daughters Marcia Mary Lou and Kay Lynn.
The article details Palestinian Jewish volunteers, numbering in the thousands, joining British army and air force units across campaigns in France, Libya, Egypt, Syria, and Iraq. It highlights their motives of revenge and freedom, cites stories of Jewish commandos, and quotes figures like Set Channan Levi of Tel Aviv and Hans Levi of Berlin.
Seed planting steps outline proper soil placement and gentle covering. Use a rake to firm rows and a wide board to revel the furrow, then water with a fine spray to keep seeds covered. Strong emphasis on careful depth and even pressure for successful germination.
A Durango Colorado dispatch reports a lightweight propeller plane weighing under 60 pounds now to be used for caribou herding in Alaska. Howard Davis and Jack Price, the pilots, turned the hobby into a business as the craft carries three passengers plus a driver at 65 mph.
Classified radar note seeking radios for sale or trade including Radio-Phess combinations and Counce models. Mentions Iable Model Radha and asks for working or nonworking units. Includes reference to Benson's Opp and court house in the header.
New York resident Titus, 46, Brooklyn, held on two charges after his wife testified he has been drunk daily since spring. Magistrate Koenig heard Mrs Titus complain of alleged beating and disturbances at home. Titus admitted drinking leading to a four year implication, with his wife repeating concerns of ongoing intoxication.
A reader quotes a salesman touting Gulf Pride and Gulflex as regular treatments to extend a car’s life, boasting they would give the vehicle a better chance of lasting longer. The passage reflects a sales pitch and consumer skepticism.
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