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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1945

Page

2

Cancel Many Merchant Ship Contracts Plan for Postwar Fleet

The Maritime Commission outlines cancelations of contracts for ships in advanced construction while preserving those near completion. It favors finishing small cost ships and terminating those with high completion costs, and drafts postwar designs including large passenger and cargo carriers. Vice Admiral Land backs a sizable postwar fleet of about 17 million deadweight tons to support exports and imports with a faster, extended postwar merchant fleet.

Wassington Ue Maritime Commission Mary Elizabeth Cotemission Jfasi Geazels Emory Land Commission Long

Pain relief ad for Trsmol and Tysmel product

An old newspaper advertisement promotes Trsmol for arthritis rheumatism sciatica and related pains. It claims quick relief from stiffness and soreness through a absorbent patch and asserts distinctiveness among similar drugs. Manufacturers are hinted but not clearly named. Caution urges directed use and availability at local druggists.

Wil Tysmel Benselly & Hanna F. W. Curti

More Service Men Arrive from Europe

The Associated Press lists units arriving in the United States from Europe. In New York aboard Cape Sisters are the Fourth Infantry Replacement Detachment, 418th Air Service Group Headquarters and Base Service Squadron, 18th Materiel Squadron. In Boston aboard Timothy Dwight is the 737th Amphibious Tractor Battalion and the Medical Hospital Platoon. Aboard Hilary AL Herbert is the Sixth Air Engineer Squadron and Fourth Infantry Replacement Detachment. Aboard Walter ER Ranger is Fourth Infantry Detachment, 4th Chemical Company, air operations. Aboard John E Schmitz is Fifth Benet Repair Squadron, Fifth Depot Squadron, 812nd Chemical Company, air operations.

Associated Fress Yeateraay Europe New York Cape Sisters Air Service Group Boston Timothy Dwight Hilary AL/ Herbert Sith Adgard Walter ER. Ranger Chemical Company John E. Sehmeltzer Benet Supp S812nd Chemical Company

Lend Plans American Ship Output and Fleet Reallocations

Lend outlines postwar shipping strategy with 60 000 deadweight tons built by U S yards and 7 560 tons to foreign trade, plus reallocations to Great Lakes and coastal services. 10 million tons offered for foreign sale, 7.9 million junked, 21 million held in reserve. He says the aim is not hog the seas but share foreign trade, and to transfer some wartime routes from Germany and Japan.

Great Lakes Iona Lend Ameti

Army cancels orders for 31000 planes in postwar drawdown

Washington dispatch says the Air Forces canceled projected production of 34 000 planes and cut overall expenditures by about 9 000 000 6380 million after Japan surrendered. The War Department said the curtailment affects airframes, spares, and accessories, with heavy reductions in B 29 Superfortress builds and other key models as part of a peace time restructuring while preserving critical aviation progress and advanced design research. General Arnold emphasized a duty to support industry during peacetime while avoiding dissolution of wartime partnerships.

Washington Army Air Forces Japan War Department Ube Army Air Forcs H. H.arnald Air Force Poe Een AAF

Cent and model names listed with varied percentages

The fragment lists multiple model names such as Pat Thunderpolt Mustang and P50 Sapa Star, with varied numbers like 6,419 and 2,100 and percentages such as 65 percent and 86 percent, but contains no clear news event or context to describe.

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United States Had More Atomic Bombs Said

Spokane report quotes Col Matthias noting the United States possessed more atomic bombs than Japan believed and could have dropped them. He cites ongoing production, 5,000 workers at the plant, and questions about handling bomb byproducts and potential commercial use, with hydrogen atoms referenced.

United States Spokane Wash Col Frank Mattias Hichland United ‘States Matthias Japan Ue Bickland Plast Yaid

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