American soldiers and Frenchmen remove 7,200 silces?
A fragment notes American troops and 28 French patriots removed 7,200 silces amid booby trap concerns. The language is garbled but suggests wartime safety actions and allied participation.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
3
A fragment notes American troops and 28 French patriots removed 7,200 silces amid booby trap concerns. The language is garbled but suggests wartime safety actions and allied participation.
A profile of Sir Stafford Cripps, new president of the Board of Trade, as a pivotal figure for postwar policy. The report notes his expertise in corporate law, leftist roots, and potential to push labor aims against capitalist opposition, with emphasis on his prior roles and political stance.
Hoosick Falls officials report beverage and income tax receipts for the June quarter with checks issued to the town and village clerks. A public intoxication case results in a $10 fine for Robert Miller. Community notices cover visits, birthdays, a fort Devens guest, an obituary for John Shea, and light primary turnout with no contests.
Cant Stay Away reports at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri that a local theater volunteer wandered into a Pittsburg club and won a door prize of two movie tickets during a vacation.
Decorated Sgt Edward B. Robinson son of Mrs B J Robinson of 98 Ingalls Avenue has Bronze Star for meritorious service during the Siegfried Line assault. He holds six battle stars and a Purple Heart and lives apart from his wife and one year old son in San Diego. He may soon receive an honorable discharge.
A bombed Empire Site Building collapse in New York City killed Joseph C. Fountain, 47, a Na Hana Catholic Welfare Council employee. Fountain died after 98 hours and 35 Hood plasma injections as workers aided others. Blood drives and donations followed for his wife Mary Fountain.
A patient was admitted to the hospital and was not immediately informed of his death, indicating a lapse in timely communication about a fatal outcome.
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