Local WW II veterans listed with units and honors
A long list of residents from Troy and surrounding areas is reported for WW II service. Names include Raymond McCabe, Eugene Don, John McGavoy, Robert Smith, Kenneth Stock, and many others. Entries note army, air force, and navy assignments, battles, medals, overseas service, and forthcoming returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olazeksal
St Faith
Prien Seisauety
Joe
Eugene Don
First Avenue
Weterwhet
Italy
France
Germany
Charles William Mor Pon
Seventh Avenue
Sampson
Buet Thining
Troy High School
Berk- Rey
J. Dechsner
West Sand Lake
Otto Henderson
Troy
John Mlock
Wi Fourteenth Street
Watervliet
Jtiami Beach
Fla
Ale Technical Service Command
Henderson
Ordnance
Miock
Raymond D. Reo
1200
Fifth Avenue
Gun Assembly Area Command
Pacific
Great Lakes
Vincent ©. Gunderman
East
Nasan
Raymond J. Nagle
Ninth Street
Atlantic City
John G. Gould
Lincoln*Avenue
Camp Detroit
Robert M. Kennedy
Binioch Avenue
ETO
Cpl
Benry EK Obryan
Orr Street
Camp Arles
Walter J. Brest
Castleton on-Hudson
Chester W. Shaw
Pearl Harbor
Miami
Harry F. Brondage
Saipan
Okinawa
New Hebrides
Raymond Sliter
Ninth Avenue
Camp New York
Ninth Air Fores
Michael G. Maloney
Stow Avenue
Berlin
Cig
Jose HW. Atwater
Stephentown
Wat
Ftes
Mtn Aroiy Air Force
Charleston
3. C
Pyr
Roland ¥. Lovering, Jr
Coolidge
Avenge
Green
Air Hut
Camp Blanding
Aemys
Joseph JS. Joyes
Remsen Street
Cohoes
Africa
India
Rome Army Air Fish
Troy Business College
G. E
Je@nuary
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Hoosick Falls Local Meeting and Community News
The annual meeting of Hoosick Falls Grange and Farmer Exchange will be held today at 1 p.m. in the Methodist Church Hall Boyntonville with a jubilee focus and a program by Dorothy Filkins. Awards, motion pictures, and refreshments planned. committee led by Warren Filkins. Also local town Republican and Democrat conventions, and hometown soldiers mentioned with arrivals, hospital stays, and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative
Grange Langue Federation
Ehenge
B. Pi
Boyntonville
Dorothy Fil
Kins
Herbert Passineau
Warren Filtins
David W. Herrington
Jay Cottrell
Norman Baker
Li Pipe
George W. Bovie
Archie L. Rudd
Hoosick Grange Farmera
John Brazell Io
Europa
Deneph
North Sea
Poland
Bia
Hoosick Fairy Country Club
Harold C. Friel
Walter G. Durfee
William H. Iogram
Arthur Tinnerbola
Army Plans Invasion of Japan Remains Unchanged
The Army maintains plans to invade Japan with about 7.9 million troops, aiming to redeploy forces and taper 1.5 million discharges under the point system. Atomic bombs may shorten the war, but officials expect invasion to proceed to secure victory in the Pacific. Public notices indicate selective service indicates limited inductions, with most high point personnel redeployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Artry
Pacific
MarArtiert
Stimace
United States
Pacife
Im Particon Posta
Civilians to Get More Meat This Fall Says Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture reports civilians may see slightly more meat this fall though heavy demand will keep prices near the current high through early 1946. 1945 total dressed meat output is expected around 22.7 billion pounds, the third largest on record but about 2.06 billion pounds under the all time peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Old County Fair Seeks Permit for Annual Event
The Green County Pair Association has asked the Office of Defense Transportation for permission to hold the fair as usual this year. Backers resisted breaking a long-standing precedent. The first fair was held there 308 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenna, C. AL
Green County Pair Association
Office of Defense Transportation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond T
McCabe
Second Street
Setos
Lush Beach
D-Day
Nuemandy
Empire Food Markets
Sph Bmantrowsel
Poe News+ Papers
Frankfurt
Ay Reviera
Edward J.grenchus
Sixth Avenue
Waterview
AAFL
Atlantic Civ
Frank Ricatta
Third Army
Colina M
Albert Campbell
B. G Smith
Hawaii
Christmas Island
Gilbert Islands
Im Datiles
Oat Tarawa
Frederick B. Chase
Res
Leo J
White Street
Codoes
45Th
Bull Oliver
Jonasonville
Od¢Cupetionsal
Europe
Second
Ordnante Tech
Yell
John J. Davin
Sampgon
Third Avenue
Watervnter
Edward R. Rampoth
Gregory Court
Charles J. Hoglihan
Hoosick Road
RAF
Atlantic
Ruth A. Hawley
Housick Street
WACS
Mediterranean
Hawley Wes
Army Field Headquarters
WAC
Jorin M. Zelinski
Pisto Ze
Trete Zilinaki
Navy
Merlin F, Hoh
Adam Hohn
Lansingburg High School
Army
Fort Dix
Srt
Civvies
Joseph “Eaton
Thompson Street
John J. Kennedy
Fourth. Street
James A. Doherty
Leslie Elden
William H. Mattoon
Tenth Avenue
Hesrut Lad
My Times
Fresh Air
Grafton
Fresh Air Funit
Troy Record Co
National Cir, Bank
Heinz
Fitz
Figs Bros. Brewing
Aaa Sas
Miles
GOLIA
China
Kee
Kyush
Tokyo
Pacific Islands
Kyushu
Shikoku
Sea of Japan
Hoosick Falls
Camcunes
Birt
DONALD P_ STRAIT
William Zonitch
Cohold Road
Adam
Lipina
Harmony Street
Francis L. Mullen
Schaghticoke
Frank CD. Bates
Cambridge
Marry Ll. Holton
Howsick Falls
Michaet
J. Jurcsak
Ballston Spa
David A Stewart
George Hulka
Saratoga Springs
Harry W. Green
Averill Park
Pie Lewis J. Cerone
Sand Creek Road
West Albany
Vincent R Kelleher
Fort Edward
Ross A. Lapointe
Hudson Falls
Rodman A. Doty
Whitehall
Bernard T. Smith
Schuyterville
Samuel H. Francis
Maple Avenue
Iwo Jima
Dfistively
Uncle Sam
Armie
Stephen James O'Connell, Jr
Fourth Avenue
NATTC
Memphis
Tenn
Charles W. & Irwin
Charles W. Cessop
B.C
Marine Corps
Alleany
Parris Island
Inwin
Watervitet High
Cessop
Regan Washer
Mowe St. Frankin
Thomas
Sturges Streemur
Waterstiel
Poffer
Weeantakitt
York
Syraway
New York
Huonirk Falla
UT A
Taddosha
Alore
Rey Oma
Rensselaer County Republican
Crystal Ballroom
Hendrick Hudson Hotel
Thomas W. Miter
Rensselaer County
Republican Committee
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