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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

9

Fighting Bwedes and Allies Press Through World War II

In 1939 Verner Jengen aged 28 and Ole Prierwen aged 22 studied at Tele Coch High. They served in the merchant army and were torpedoed in the Malangasear Straits while Fanning the Mialngasear. They joined the U S Army and fought across North Africa duly and France.

Bwedes Ete. Pa INS Verner Jengen Ole Prierwen Tudes Tele Coch High Armiie Copenmbagen U. S North Africa Duly France

Veterans Gain Access to Mail Study Courses Across Nation

The Veterans Administration signed 38 contracts with educational institutions to offer correspondence courses nationwide for veterans. Benefits cover up to 500 dollars in course costs and a subsistence allowance. 25 contracts are with colleges and universities in 19 states, with some high schools offering courses as well. Institutions include Central Missouri State Teachers College Warrensburg Colorado State College of Education Greenley University of Colorado Boulder University of Denver Denver University of Florida Gainesville University System of Georgia Atlanta Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute University of Kentucky Lexington Louisiana U A M College Baton Rouge University of Minnesota Minneapolis and others.

Washington Veterans’ Administration Mutt Otter High School Phoenix Union of Phoenix Atlz Avigony Central Missouri State Teachers’ College Warrensburg Colorado State College of Education Greeley University of Colorado, Bouliers University of Denver Denver University of Florida Gainesville University System of Georgia Atlant Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute University of Kentucky Lexington Louisiana U. A. & M. College Baton Rouge University of Minnesota Minne

The Young Idea by Moszler opolis and colleges

A list of high education institutions and correspondence course providers including Southwest Missouri State, Springfield. University of Nebraska. University of Nevada Reno. Ohio University Athens. Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater. University of Washington Seattle. and various Chicago and Washington based trade and correspondence schools. The compilation names many schools and programs across the nation.

Opolis Southwest Missouri State Yeacehrs College Sprinfield University of Nebraska Tinyoln University of Nevada Reno Northeastern State College Tahleeoah Ohia Ohio University Athens Oklahoma A. & M. College Stillewater University of Ollahoma Norman Oregon State System of Isbec Maucitlon Eugene Univer of South Carolina Columbisity of South Daxata State College of Washington Pullman University of Ten Knoxville University of Utah Salt Lake City University of Washington Seattle University of Wisconsin Madison Itt Lugalle Extension University Chicago International Accountants Society Remington Hand, Inc Buffalo Commercial Trades Institute McForest’s Training Industris Training Institute Lewi Hotel Washington Capitol Radio Engineering c Institute Tnternational Correspondence Schools Stanton, Pa John Marshall College Jersey City National Radio Institute Lewspapers Institute of America New York

Rubber output gains in Malaya say governor notes rise

Singapore 9 Sir Edward Gent, governor of the New Malayan Union, said in an interview yesterday that the production of sheet rubber in Malaya has gone up very substantially in the last few weeks.

Singapore Sir Edward Gent New Malayan Union Malaya

Mr and Mrs Club Conducts Program at First Presbyterian

A games and entertainment program was held by the Mr. and Mrs. Club of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingbury at the church. Mr and Mrs Wilton Crocker led entertainment and Mr and Mrs Harry Mason organized refreshments. Prizes were awarded to Paul Brust, Mrs Grant Beevil t, John Sadlon, and Mrs Grindraith. The next meeting is set for May 17 with Mr and Mrs Trigg Yettra in charge of refreshments and Mr and Mrs Milton Fasoldt handling entertainment.

First Presbyterian Church of Lansingbury Wilton Crocker Harry Mason Paul Brust Grant Beevalt John Sadlon Grindraith Trigg Yettra Milton Fasoldt

Nazi Admits Giving Slave Labor Orders During Trials

Alfred Rosenberg acknowledged ordering conscription of hundreds of thousands for slave labor in Germany and approved plans to relocate Russians and others to German territories. He stated excesses occurred but blamed subordinates, and he cited efforts to starve or limit education as part of a broader aim to destroy certain populations.

Nuernberg Alfred Esen Hong Tual Atve Dakari Germany Ily Linder U. S Thomas J. Dodd Dougs Dodd Rosenberg Alartin Bormann Hitler Tosenberg Hormann Barmann Fuehrer

First Contingent of Army Families to Leave

New York sails the Phonus E Barry today carrying 226 GI wives and 125 children to join soldiers in Europe. The vanguard of 30 000 dependents scheduled to depart New York in 1496, headed by Mrs. Mark Wy Cluck, wife of the U S forces commander in Austria. Two more April sailings planned, the George W. Gne on April 22 and the Henry Gibbons on April 30, each with 360 aboard. shipboard meals cost $1.20 per day.

New York INL Phonus E Barry Bremerhiven Europe Mark Wy Cluck U. S Austria George W. Gnethals Henry Gibbons

Navy Reports Surplus But No White Shirts

Washington reports the Navy has a surplus of textiles by the million yards but no white shirts. It was announced yesterday that items turned over to the War Assets Administration include 1,100,000 yards of lining for sails and overhauls, 4,188,000 yards of woolens.

Washington Navy Haa Millon Yards War Assets Administration

Fragmented wartime textile ration list fragment

A damaged wartime ledger fragment shows large cotton and fabric quantities, including yardage of cottons and white fabric, plus tabular entries for work materials and garments. It appears linked to Navy rationing with comments about stock rules and limited allocations, though many words are garbled.

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