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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1950
Page
1
Robert Ruark recalls the intimate wartime glimpses of soldiers and civilians, detailing daily life under rationing and danger. He mentions transport shortages, improvised foods, and small acts of courage amid chaos across Africa and the Pacific, including herbivorous mishaps and crude beverages.
A fragmentary wartime note ponders Korean tensions between Southern and Northern Koreans and asks how to tell them apart. It muses on new jargon and gadgets in Korean terrain, and laments limited discoverable details amid a broader conflict brief.
The aged monarch reached fifty amid a royal garden gathering at Sandringham. Numerous tributes and messages poured in from British naval units and military garrisons as family celebrations continued at the royal estate.
A Good Humor man paid a fine after a Baltimore event involving Humpty Dumpty in a comic scene. A bystander received a black eye as a bright line of police court action unfolded. The judge imposed a five dollar fine, with witnesses describing disorderly conduct and orderly behavior cited in court.
Wounded GIs from Korea were landed at the base yesterday after a fight from San Francisco. Twenty six casualties were aboard a CAT transport, among the first Korean War hospital patients. An air force spokesman said 39 would stay at the base and ten would be flown to Brookley airbase in Mobile Alabama.
The article reports on Malik's Kremlin remarks and Soviet propaganda tactics targeting American figures, plus U.S. air strikes on North Korea and allied responses. It notes Russia's line at the UN and concerns over Western influence, with references to MacArthur and Korean war dynamics.
A dispute between two partners in a tavern and restaurant led to their appearance in Troy Police Court yesterday before a judge acting as counsel. Police Justice Joseph Mulhoun presided, issuing a temporary injunction against Steve Leikaus of 60 Fourth Street. George Ciatt of 110 Fifth Avenue filed the case. the venture involved the Ton Lurch at 140 Fourth Street in Lathaus. The hearing was adjourned for one week to next Friday.
Two boys from North Adapts Massachusetts, both aged 13, were placed on two years probation by the district court on Thursday. They had tortured pigs to death and broken about forty windows in a July 10 incident at a wigpary.
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