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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1945
Page
11
The 27,900 ton Essex class carrier Bornet, credited with sinking or damaging about 1,270,000 tons of Japanese shipping and destroying 14 enemy planes, is back home for repairs after a typhoon battered her during months of battle packed action.
After repairs in San Francisco the Hornet and escort ships claim decisive actions against Japan. They report shooting down 668 planes and destroying 742 on the ground, sinking one carrier, one cruiser, ten destroyers, and two large ships, with Yamato battleship involvement noted. A typhoon near the Philippines battered US warships, and the Hornet endured a fierce gale east of Oxiao, forcing retirement home. Also listed is appointment of a surrogate in Jefferson County by Governor Deaey.
A field guide notes alligator ears located behind the eyes are concealed and protected by specialized folds. The description highlights how the ear openings are protected by surrounding skull and skin, aiding in water and debris defense.
Fragmented report states Prince Carl Johan, grandson of a king and son of the Crown Prince, will marry commoner Bascoe Kersten in the United States. The notice suggests a September wedding in New York with details unclear and mentions royal succession rights.
Henry Pro urges gardeners to plan for August as crucial for food crops. He notes cabbage and beets mature in about 75 days, and cautions against squash pests and beetles. Advice covers insect control with sulfur dust and nicotine spray, plus regular fertilization, watering and weeding to ensure a good harvest.
Hoosick Falls awaits Lt Bogardus Eighth Air Force copilot home from the European theater to address the Hoosick Falls Hiwaais Club at the Hoosick Falls Country Club today. He was reported missing over Germany in March, later traced to Poland, contacted Russians, and aboard a mission when his plane crashed in the North Sea. rescued after three hours in a dingy. Also on the scene are guest Miss Henrietta J. Huwitt of New York and visitors from Washington D C and local residents on vacation. A new home game baseball features a Bennington squad. Grange and Sunday School events are noted. Obituary: funeral for Charles O'Brien held at Mahar Funeral Home.
Rev John B Martin led a requiem at Mary’s Cemetery with bearers Hollis Cornell Clifford Herrington Vincent Barton and James Picco. Mrs Albert D Case suffered a broken right arm after tripping at the Grange picnic at Lake Lauderdale and was treated at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge.
Indians gather near Fostans California for a 19th century style powwow this month. Tribes from Canada and the US travel families yearly to celebrate heritage with tribal dances parades and demonstrations around the field. The meeting aims to unite tribes discuss postwar outlook and support federal Indian interests.
Melrose George Brown Sr of Letham visited his daughter recently. Mrs Robert Sidebotham hosted Miss Gladys Backus from Washington DC and Miami Florida. The W C S of the Methodist Church meets at Mrs Harold Duffy’s home for a covered dish picnic. Mrs William Diefendorf Ruth Diefendorf Maxime Grossel and Mrs Clark Perry plan time at the Diefendorf camp in Cossaguna. The Merry Maids H Club holds a sewing session at the leader’s home Thursday. The Misses Gleason have been summer guests at the meetings.
A plane crash near Newburg killed two people according to initial reports. Authorities investigated the scene and identified the victims, while rescue crews aided until arrival. The incident closed nearby airspace as investigators gathered evidence.
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