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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1945

Page

18

Morale Lags In Pacific Redeployment War Plan

The Army outlines a broad reorientation program to bridge victory in Europe and combat in the Pacific. Major General Frederick H. Osborn leads an educational and recreational effort with university courses, trade schools, and reading plus tours to broaden soldiers’ exposure. Military and Navy leaders balance morale, training, and home-front psychology as redeployment proceeds.

Europe Germany Pacific Theater Pacific Army Frederick H. Osborn G. 1 Navy Roosevelt America

Ashley to Lead Albia Men's Club in Intentions of Civic Service

C L Ashley was unanimously elected president of the Albia Men's Club at a gathering. Officers named include Leon Beaton as vice president Eleer Grateon treasurer and Edward Jacobs secretary. Committee members and the outgoing president Thomas A Maguire praised progress and pledged continued civic function as the club resumes leadership for two terms.

Cheater L. Ashley Albis Poobhouse Pawling Avene Wes Mwere Leon Beaton Eleer ‘Ww. Grateon Edward Jacobs Aeuse Wises Prenk Sy. Hepnerd J. Whiting Ashley Thanas Bet Tras Peta Sdapaeity

OPA Price Cut on Fresh Veggies in Albany Area

The OPA Community Pact Chart lists price ceilings for several vegetables in Albany and neighboring towns. Yellow onions two inches up to three pounds sell for 11 cents, down three. green peas 22 cents per pound, down half a cent. spinach 42 cents per pound, down two and a half. sweet potatoes seven pounds for 20 cents, down three. Citrus ceiling prices remain unchanged. The report reflects wartime retail controls and economic tensions as the war grinds on in Europe and the Pacific.

OPA Albany Troy Schenectady Renzselaer Cohoes Waterwitd Green Island

Edward C Bauer Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army

Edward C Bauer husband of Mrs Sallie Bauer of 36 Fifth Avenue promoted from second to first lieutenant in the Army. He entered service February 18, 1943 and was commissioned November 17, 1942 at Camp Barkeley Texas with the Medical Administrative Corps. He has served in France Belgium Holland and is now in Germany with the Ninth Army. Two brothers also in service Sgt Howard Bauer in Panama with the Signal Corps and Cpl Charles Bauer in Germany with the combat engineers. They are sons of Mrs Louise Bauer of 301 Ninth Street.

Edward C. Bauer Sallie Bauer Fifth Avenue Army Medical Administrative Corps Camp Barkeley Tex Bauer France Belgium Holland Germany Ninth Army Sgt Howard Bauer Panama Signal Corps Cpl Charles Bauer Combat Engineers Louise Bauer 301 Ninth Street

Sage Girls Fashion Show Aids Russell Sage War Chest

Sage Girls stage a fashion display titled Fashion Rations hosted by Howe Economics Club of Russell Sage Col lege. Miss Mary Rosier directed student models in outfits for class work casual business and dates. proceeds benefit the Russell Sage War Chest.

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Three Men Killed in Poughkeepsie Blast

A blast and ensuing fire at the Poughkeepsie Dyestuff plant killed three men, damaged the interior, and injured a volunteer firefighter who died later. Benjamin Bowman 32 Carlton Palmer 18 plant workers were found in the four story building. Frederick Werner 50 died of heart disease while serving as a firefighter. The blast cause remains undetermined and the property damage was pegged at 40000. In Albany a box company accident injured Helen Joe 70, who lost her right hand in a factory press. In Belmont Massachusetts a milkman delivered through snow, unhitched his wagon and rode the horse to continue service to 200 homes.

Poughkeepsie J. Rodney Peater Benjamin Bowman Carlton Palmer Frederick Werner Edgar F. Powell Helen Joe Albany Memorial Hospital Knickerbocker Box Co Belmont Mass Duncan Amlwer Rose Dairy Co Muller Paul Revere

Secretive May Hearings in Schenck Case Secrecy Tied to Study

Stat Correspondence notes hearings in the Schenck case may be kept secret as the lower house committee plans initial steps to study charges involving officials. The group aims to prepare a report for the Legislature’s special session around May or June on alleged election frauds and state aid issues, with members including P O Connell and Justice Schenck connected to the inquiry.

Ibany Legislative Weires- Gay Priscarduct Supreme Court Gilbert IV. Sobenca Alpami Esaltres Inguce New York Sar Astocierm Trisie Lower the Ear Association Dewey Danny Cohves Ely Reaux State Bar Association Pepys Sree

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