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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1945

Page

17

March Aerial Blows Topped All Records

Allied air forces shattered records in March with heavy bombings on Germany. U S Eighth and Ninth Air Forces dropped about 166 500 tons, RAF from Britain and western Europe sent 82 689 tons, and Italy based planes added large totals. The Ninth Air Force claimed over 56 000 sorties and 33 000 tons dumped on targets. Berlin endured 29 nights of Mossie raids with 2 000 tons more.

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Stettinius Reports on San Francisco Conference and World Assembly

Secretary Stettinius outlined the push to hold the San Francisco Conference starting April 25 to create a world organization. He noted U S policies favor prompt action, opposition to multiple votes by delegations, and ongoing Polish representation talks while denying any secret pacts or postponement plans. Senator Van denberg signaled opposition to the one vote per nation idea.

Stettinius San Francisco World Organization United States Roosevelt Stalin Churchill Hon Stellinus Stettining Alta Dumbarton Oaks Tont Terence Assembly Council International Organization

Western Front Advances Press Dutch and German Lines

Allied forces push toward the Ruhr and Weser regions as British and Canadian units claim ground north of Enschede and Osnabrueck. Montgomery shapes a trap toward the Zuider Zee while German positions near Bremen Wilhemshaven and Hamburg face pressure. heavy fighting and rapid troop movements stretch supply routes and threaten key German rail hubs.

Twente Zutphen Ijssel Hengeio Enschede Arnhem Lower Rhine North Sea Holland Germany Zuider Zee Zwolle Nordhorn Ems River Wilheimshaven Norsk Sez Osdabrueck Hannover Qsnabrucek Bremen Bielefeld Sixth Airborne Dortmund-Ems Lengerich Osnabrueth-Bielefeld Hamburg Brunswick Montgomery England Westerdam Hague William H. Simpson Ninth Bielefetal -Paderborn Hamm Bielefest- Osnabrueck Tobenburen Teckienburg Tecklenburg Osnabrtueck Ith Armored Division Rheine Lord Welsh Gronaa Ochtros Brisa

Waterford Auxiliary Unit Plans Charity Food Sale

The Waterford auxiliary of Czaries J Brady Post 235 American Legion met at the Cuomo space store on Broad Street with Mrs Marybeti Cuomo presiding. They planned the annual food sale for April to aid World War I veterans in rehabilitation, and named Mrs Eugene Roberts as chairwoman for arrangements. 500prospective donors urged support, and five cartons of cigarettes and small gifts were allocated to veterans facilities. The meeting set next gathering for March 2 and noted other community notices regarding youth clubs and local events.

J. Brady Post American Legion Cuomo Broad, Street Marybeti Cuomo Eugene Roberts Sunmount Hospital Saratoga Spa Woman's Infirmary Tupper Lake

Okinawa Invasion Aims, Nimitz Reports Japanese Losses

Admiral Nimitz described American carrier air attacks supporting the Okinawa invasion. Losses included 3 motor torpedo boats and several ships sunk or damaged, plus six submarine pens and multiple fortifications destroyed or damaged on Okinawa and nearby Ryukyu islands during the pre invasion softening March 2 and 31.

Nimitz Okinawa Jon Uater Bay Tokune Amami Kikai Minami Daito Islands

Obituary notices for Marie Rousseau and others in Waterford area

Mrs Marie Rousseau widow of Joseph Rousseau dies after long illness in Waterford aged unknown. Survived by daughters Mrs Gdestine Rib- Gedeon Riberdy and two other daughters, and sons Louis Lean and Joseph Rousseau of Holyoke and Mathias Rousseau of Crescen. Funeral from Oufresne Funeral Home to St Marie church with requiem mass, burial at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford. Also notes funeral of Purdy H Cameron of Ontario Street at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Raymond JF Robert officiating and organists. Ween cara parties resume Thursday April 22 Garin Hall. Mrs Fred Allison chairs arrangements.

Marie Rousseau Joseph Rousseau Warner, Street Su Henry Canada Gdestine Rib- Gedeon Riberdy Gatario Can Louis, Lean Holyoke Mass Mathias Rousseau Crescen Grest- Gracdchildren Oufresne Ontario Bernard's Church Peter E. Smith Mary Coyle M. Loretta Hayden James J. McManus Frank Trahan William Caldwell Henry Frank Wells John J. Morrissey Edward Fitzgerald William 2. Srenzan Thhe Church Crave St. Agnes Eme Purdy H. Cameron Ontario Street A. G. Boivin: Sons Funeral Home Congress Street Sacred Bear St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford Mothers’ Club St. Agnes’'School Garin Hall Fred Allison

Games and Dancing Compete at Rainbow Room

Entertainment at the Rainbow Room last night featured pool ping pong checkers and dancing with juke box sets and an upcoming orchestra. Attendance dipped slightly while overall interest remained high as nightly activities run through the week ending at 1 30 p.m.

Cohoes Council Names Deed Commissioners

At a Cohoes Common Council meeting a list of residents was named as Commissioners of Deeds. The nominees include Urben Amyot Margaret Beechard Miles Bigs Len e Catallamio Gabriel Couture Helen Cothert and Ruth C Bing among others. A public installation will be held tomorrow at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple with Eastern Star members assisting.

Triangle Aliss Jesp Willetts Dorothy Gorham Tiangie Alfred Willetts Harriet Vaan Wie Imwebespa Triangle M Burdick Saratoga Triangle Hugh Brown Troy DeMolay Cohoes Saratoga Troy DeMolay Sonic Triangle Margaret Burgess Dorothy Burgess Alice Bobtin Eleanor Waterbury Thelma Gustafson Marion Smith Virginia Pollock Dorothy Jeunger Doris Swailing Joan Follett Geraldine Rudebush June Conklin Shirley le van Dorothy Mackey Elizabeth Willetts Ruth Anderson Prolis Thames Chamberland Hudson Avenue Gabriel T. Couture Casa Gade Helen Cothert Cobuecchia Demiel T. Costre Congress Street Robert OC Disor Mobawk Street Mtrgeret EL Durecher Cherry Street Mary ML Fiezgerald Joseph Farr Galupo Street Henseck Cestral Avenue Yowiztove Avenue Clark Street Enaries P. Ofax Main Beatrice Set Grant Street Ruth C. Bing Remsen Henry J. Soden le Rensselaer John W. Stringer Msin Donald Scotland Helen Wilson James Stree Imwebeson Trigngle Eastern Star Spm Soldier Home William Lo DuBrey Wiliam DuBrey Columbia Street DuBrey Lake Placid

Cohoes W C A Plans Spring Card Party and Events

The Cohoes W C A board outlined plans for the annual spring card party to be held at the Mohawk Street association buildings and open to the public. Cochairmen are Mrs Herrick Conners and Mrs Francis J Reati. A mother and daughter banquet is also planned for May with date to be announced. Major Alexander Mack of Albany will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon about the Salvation Army and its growth. Corporal Richard J McDermott, 105th Infantry, 27th Division, on furlough, recounts battles in Saipan and Eniwetoki with a presidential citation. The Silliman Church Women prepare for meetings and a congregational tea on April 12 with a musical program and clothing drive for overseas war victims.

Span Cohoes Young Women's Christian Association Harry Shoemaker PL Herrick Conners Francis J. Reati Association Mohawk Street Abs Jacob Muller William 5 Crewford Rotary Alexander Mack Albany Salvation Army Eastern District Wil Beithe Hilda Bell Lincoln Avenue McDermoté Eniwetoki Marshalls Saipan James Silliman Church Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church Woodside Church Troy Andrew Nelson Presbyterian Union Second Church Ablett Mnrra Clothiee Sovial

Cohoes Clerk Warns of Pet Tag Deadline

The Cohoes clerk warns residents of the upcoming deadline for purchasing pet tags. Officials urge dog and cat owners to register their animals to avoid penalties and ensure proper licensing by the specified date.

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Cohoes Man Sues After Two Car Crash

The report notes a Cohoes man sues for personal injuries after a two car collision on Celonie road. Greta Pomeroy seeks 100 dollars, and Elizabeth 3100 for injuries while other names appear in the related civil action. Also listed are charitable collection drives and local social events with details on times and organizers.

Cohoes Albury Ernest Greta Pomeroy John Os Elizabeth Celonie

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