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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1945
Page
3
The will of Elizabeth C. Coons was admitted to probate in Flenserlner County Troglates Court by Judge Edward J. Doro hue. Letters testamentary were issued to Bessie G. Meighan. 405 Foink Avenue. The papers indicate the proceeding.
The Bennington document notes a July period grant to husband Harry H. Miller of Hoosick with a $1,300 personal and $2,000 real estate estate. The estate goes to the decedent's father Morgan Meredith of Boston. Abraham C. Goldstein serves as attorney in this matter.
General George Stone named to succeed Chennault in leadership duties. The announcement notes Stone’s prior service as chief of staff in India and references his expected assignment in Asia.
Newark Delaware reports a potential cholera vaccine developed by a biochemical foundation. The single dose vaccine promises wider protection with a single shot and can be produced rapidly for famine affected areas. American Relief for India plans to introduce it to Bengal.
George P. Osganian a World War II veteran and longtime night foreman at the Grand Street Garage died Wednesday at his 1917 Burdett Avenue home from a heart attack. Survived by his widow Lucy Shakarjian two sons George and Richard and daughter Ann the funeral will be at St Peter's Armenian Apostolic Church at 2 p.m. tomorrow with burial at Elmwood Hill Cemetery.
A reader criticizes a Beaumont Pittsburg column fragment on English grammar and usage. The writer argues teachers should model correct syntax and mocks improper contractions and pronouns. The letter cites public confusion, quotes a sample line and promotes a pamphlet on grammatical errors.
Cleveland editor Tom Maloney describes the B 29 crew’s return from a Tokyo raid with a ritual of chow and whisky. He notes meals shared after missions, and recalls his own Pacific postings and long flight to this mission from Guam. The piece highlights morale and customs aboard bomber crews during World War II.
Premier Chiang Kai-shek expressed sincerest gratitude and profound gratification at Russia declaring war on Japan. He said China was heartened and the army would fight shoulder to shoulder with the Red Army to hasten Japan's defeat.
The death of 42 year old Raymond Smith of Herkimer is ruled murder after an inquest. Coroner James Graves announced the verdict following the inquest. Smith’s body was recovered from the Mohawk River on July 2.
Report says a group of Spanish military leaders could move to shift Spain from Generalissimo Franco to Prince Don Juan, exiled claimant to the throne. If the plan succeeds Franco may be asked to surrender power and cooperate in forming a new government.
An outline discusses reconvening Congress amid Russia's entry into the war and Japan's status. It notes four recall paths under a July resolution and possible presidential action, with lawmakers abroad and White House guidance shaping whether a session resumes before Oct 8 or after wartime events.
Private Thomas Homer Thomes of Ypsilanti Michigan broke a heart condition to assault 19 Japanese positions on a ridge in the Zambales Mountains. An enemy blast severed both legs below the knees but he kept firing until he fell lifeless after refusing aid. The post reports his Congressional Medal of Honor award to be presented to his parents Mr and Mrs John Thomes of 1556 Tully Street.
A regimental tribute honors a fallen sergeant with words of courage and devotion. Col W. commends the slain soldier for inspiring comrades and upholding duty as a legend among Be Siehaineh unit.
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