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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
15
War veterans from Troy and surrounding areas recount memories of Iwo Jima. John Kelley of 38 Ferry Street recalls the brutal assault, while Sgt Edward B. Robinson, S/Sgt Charles E. Way, and others share experiences in Germany, New Guinea, and other battles.
fragmented OCR notes from St Louis report describe American blood plasma needs and German war status. Includes names of service members and brief bios from Maj George W. Ger and others, with references to World War II era locations Edgewood Army Depot and Atlantic Fleet assignments.
Major General Grow lauds the division for 21 straight days in Brittany and constant reliability in combat. An orientation class for officers and men outlined western theatre setup and division roles, followed by a prayer for fallen soldiers and salutes. Sgt. Harry B. Lever, son of Mrs. Edith Weingartner, wounded in the Dutch East Indies, has been overseas 15 months.
A historical note recalls a former Reston Missouri hospital sale to a religious order for a nominal price as a World War I figure earned military honors. It mentions a Missouri army surgeon, Croix de Guerre, and Purple Heart, tied to Gen. Douglas MacArthur era units and the infamous Reintox division.
The fragment mentions Aledown Pennsylvania and Mrs Peter Suvatessa in a cryptic sports or odds note. Readable details are limited, but the item appears to reflect a local odds or gaming context with personal names and initials. The text is garbled, offering no clear event or outcome to verify.
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