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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1945
Page
13
An intelligence officer reports that during a nighttime Japanese armed attack on U S forces off Okinawa, six or more Japanese women were found dead or captured. Three to four women in uniforms were killed during a patrol infiltration, with civilians and a few armed locals also involved. others were killed or took their own lives.
The slogan Grow Your Own Be Sure promotes the new Victory Garden program. Mrs Catherine Bento of Norway Michigan, last year’s Green Thumb winner, canned 38 jars and stored 30 bushels. she earned 7045 in cash premiums and sold surplus produce for 163.68 dollars. The Green Thumb Contest, sponsored by the National Victory Garden Institute, offers a 1000 War Bond First Prize with additional rewards for students, with garden openings after frost danger passes.
Washington reports amplified furloughs for Army combat troops as Germany falls. Veterans of Foreign Wars leader Jean A Brunner cites Maj Gen J A Ulso that 46 000 to 80 000 frontline soldiers return monthly now and will rise in coming months. Families should not expect wholesale returns after V E Day. Japan war duties and post conquest policing loom. Giuseppe Saragat named Italian ambassador to France, a socialist former exile, announced yesterday.
General Maurice Rose commander of the Third Army's spearhead in the First Army drive into Germany was shot to death near Paderborn on March 30 as he began to surrender his arms. His aide and staff fled to safety as German tanks opened fire, leaving Rose mortally wounded after a misinterpreted surrender gesture. Rose, noted as a capable First Army general, had risen from enlistment at 17 in World War I and led ahead elements in charge of crucial road junction operations.
Mrs. M Hutson of Manchester recently celebrated her 14th birthday and recalled having a tooth extracted a week before her anniversary. The brief note notes the extraction occurred in connection with her dental history.
Dealers with damaged rationed footwear may sell non rationed rubber boots and shoes after OPA district approval. Applications require quantity, type, and damage details. Approved sales receive ration free stickers and must mark each boot. Inventory must show written district approval and list authorized footwear.
James F. Howard of Concord New Hampshire dies leaving an estate under 300 dollars. His son Boned Howard receives a share and another son residng in Concord NH also inherits part. Hobert Howard of Greenwood receives a share, with attorney George Be ward J Dencee handling the administration.
The CBEST clinic at Ireg Health Center sponsored by Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will be postponed today due to needed repairs. Equipment setup and rescheduling details will be announced later.
This ad claims iron tablets help build red blood cells and boost strength during monthly periods. It touts Pinkham’s Tablets as a top home remedy to support iron levels and vitality, advising 30 days of use and a label check.
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