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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
7
Three representatives of the Beno-SMavning Corp in Waterville are in Simpson. The Navy Training Station begins a course to show factory owners and foremen how their products are used in the Navy and how the personnel who use them are trained. The program includes a hundred firms holding Navy contracts and their representatives.
Maynard E L Witherell led aviation division supervision as Struzewski of the abrasive division joined the shop committees alongside Coline representing the aviation trainee.
Phillips and Vincent Phillips faced arraignment before Commissioner Clark Cipperty on two charges. The case involves alleged improper use of a U.S. Army uniform and related federal matters. Bail set at five dollars. fate pending further action.
A corporal from the First Infantry Division risks his life under heavy shellfire in Lightenberg to rescue a critically wounded German girl, dragging her to a combat aid station before collapsing from blood loss. He had previously captured the same German prisoner in North Africa.
German born Mrs Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wife of WWI draft dodger, was granted American citizenship by U S District Judge George Al Welsh. She disavowed any sympathy with Nazism and said publicity means nothing compared to becoming a citizen.
A German veteran describes a shifting military career from 1959 as a small boat coxswain at a seaplane base to the Black Sea coast guard, then Luftwaffe air-sea rescue in the North Sea, later paratroops and infantry after Germany lost its navy. He recalls repeated transfers and seeking stability.
George Quint notes spinach as essential in early victory gardens. Fast growing and cool season, it yields after first crop. sow in rows, thin to eight inches. For a small family, four vegetables are recommended: spinach carrots string beans and lettuce.
East Side Reverend M S Post, retired pastor, will deliver the morning sermon at 11 am in the Third Presbyterian Church. The church council will meet after the prayer service on Wednesday with representatives from all societies planning the year’s work and activities.
George E. Lent son of Mrs Alice M. Lent of South Lake Avenue was commissioned a second lieutenant at the Sen Antonio Cadet Center in San Antonio Texas. A former Rensselaer Polytech Institute instructor Lent earned his degree there in 193% and later taught at RPI before joining the University of Vermont faculty. He served with the Treasury Department before entering service in December 1943 and is now stationed in Dayton Ohio. Lent is married to Charlotte Kuhl and has three brothers in the armed forces including T/Sgt Alan Lent in Holland and Av/C David Lent training at Craig Field Alabama.
Beth El schedules weekend services with Rabbi Reuben Stomin speaking on We Make Judaism Too Easy. Norman Dotinsky will conduct, with 9 a.m. start and Lizious School children participating. Reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Reuben Dolinsky for their son. Religious school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Women’s Study Group meets Monday at Morus Lasdon’s Maple Ave home. Board of trustees meets next Thursday at 3 p.m.
Euford Gage an American staffer and actor under contract to RHO died fighting on Luzon March 11. He played Nazi roles in film before joining the Army in 1943 and was married to actress Nelli Hing.
Rev. George J. Eckhardt, a Vincentian and longtime Niagara University teacher, is seriously ill at Troy Hospital after a heart ailment. A respected clergyman and friend to many in the area, he had retired from active duty and was staying at the Vincentian House in Springfield, Massachusetts. He came to Troy for treatment due to his local friendships.
Charles McCauley a gunner's mate aboard a destroyer, who served in Saipan and Guam campaigns, is listed as ill with meningitis at the Navy Base Hospital at Mare Island California. His mother, Mrs Stephen J McCauley Brunswick Avenue, reports he is improving and in good condition. He enlisted two years ago at age 19 and served with the Antiaircraft unit on destroyers.
Admiral Halsey paid a visit to the warship to compliment the crew as the destroyer, seriously damaged, came safely into port. He arrived in February on thirty days leave and took time returning to his ship.
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