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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1944

Page

22

Allied Air Strikes Hit Supply Lines From Belgium to Germany

London heavy bombers and fighter aircraft attack enemy supply routes along the Risle, Brussels, Reims, and Orléans corridors as Allied ground forces drive against the German Seventh Army. Bomber fleets raid Kiel Stettin Ploesti and Bucharest, with heavy losses and extensive targets. The Eighth Air Force marks two years of missions, noting thousands of sorties and heavy tonnage dropped, while losses include hundreds of aircraft and missing airmen.

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Saratoga Officer Receives Silver Star for Valor

Captain Carl Comstock of Saratoga Springs earned the Silver Star for repeated acts of gallantry in Sicily. He was decorated at Valley Forge Hospital in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, in the presence of his wife Leah and their four year old son Carl as he recovers from wounds.

Carl Comstock Saratoga Springs Sicily Valley Forge Phoenix-ville Associated Press Carl Sid

Roosevelt Returns Home After Pacific Trip With Churchill Talk Likely

President Roosevelt completed a west to east train journey from Seattle to Washington amid tight security and public curiosity. He signaled potential future talks with Prime Minister Churchill and outlined Pacific defense priorities while noting no urgent domestic issues. His Scottish terrier Fala drew crowds at stops as the trip covered 21 states.

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Russians push into East Prussia amid heavy fighting

Russian forces surged toward the German frontier in East Prussia, claiming the destruction of German tanks and troops. Moscow reports note a push near Schirwindt while Red Army units advance along the Sowie River area, with strategic moves threatening Silesia and Warsaw.

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World War II Casualties Update Reach Three Hundred Thousand

The War Department announced total enemy and allied casualties in World War II. Army casualties reached 233,977 with 45,491 killed, 57,956 recovered, 42,102 wounded, and 43,205 prisoners. Navy and Marine losses totaled 54,599 with 22,665 dead and 17,819 wounded. Coast Guard losses stood at 155. Normandy campaign fatalities and missing figures are included in the totals.

Washington CP Navy Melcy Marines Coast Guard

Kiwanis Hears Talk On China Youth Shapes a New China

Kiwanis Club heard Chinese lecturer Pate Lin discuss how Chinese students sparked the new republic and urged unity resistance to Japan and industrial growth. Lin cited student led enlightenment efforts and said China will need Western democracy after victory over Chiang Kai-shek's enemies.

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Congress Urges Study of Robot Bombs by Army

A House committee urged expanding postwar military research to counter innovations like German robot bombs. Rep. Wadsworth revealed the panel’s recommendation and potential hearings. A Soviet bulletin claimed Nazi losses north of Warsaw, noting tank and armored vehicle destruction on the front.

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Heavy Allied Raid Hits Japanese Outpost in Philippines

An intense assault targeted a Japanese airfield in the Philippines with heavy bombers and fighter planes. Allied forces claimed destruction of several planes as they attacked key hangars and supply areas.

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Wavell declines Gandhi interview amid independence push

Field Marshal Lord Wavell, viceroy of India, rejected Mohandas Gandhi's bid for a meeting to back independence. He cited sharp differences and said only a definite constructive poll may be considered. The British position remains aligned with 1942 terms, conditional on a constitutional agreement and a postwar treaty with Britain.

New Delhi Lord Wavell India Mohaddas K. Gand Coulrge Stafford Ufe Britain

Stork Club Petition Dismissed by Judge

New York AP reports the Stork Club case against city back tax collection was dismissed by Supreme Court Justice Samet Nel. The ruling found no proof the treasurers exceeded their authority. The city had charged three nightspots with sales tax breakage and planned a public sale of La Vie Parisienne.

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Patton's Tanks Armored With Heaviest Armament Yet

The War Department reports Patton's Third Army in central France fields 33-ton tanks at 21 mph armed with 105 millimeter howitzers the largest mounted in a medium tank. The General Sherman also carries multiple 30 caliber machine guns a 0 caliber machine gun mortar 45 caliber submachine gun hand grenades and smoke bombs.

Washington Sherman War Department George S. Patton Third France

Impressive Opera Impresario Maurice Fran Dies at 32

New York reports the death of Maurice Fran 32 a veteran opera impresario. Born in Russia he began as an actor in New York before turning to opera and later served as impresario of the Chicago Opera Co in the early 1930s.

Impressario New York Maurice Fran Reussia Chicago Opera Co

Underground Paris Broadcasts Urge Resistance and Retreat

A World War II era dispatch reports broadcast instructions to Parisians and suburban residents urging them to resist the enemy, hide in place, and defy German orders. Spokesmen call for unity, discipline, and courage as forces near Paris prepare to advance.

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Congress to Question Campaign Expenditures

A special House committee will begin hearings next Monday on political campaign expenses. Sidney B. Hillman of the C. S. Political Action Committee and other figures including Herbert Stownell Jr. and Robert E. Hannezan are to appear. Chairmanship sits with Representative Anderson. The inquiry aims to cover the overall expenses issue and specific complaints.

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Canadian Vacationists In U S Stranded Over Gas Ration Abuse

Vacationists from Canada stranded in Maine cite OPA official F Scott Brown who says some have abused reciprocal gas rationing. They reportedly paid up to 5 for a tankful to return home, creating a black market concern at Old Orchard and nearby resorts.

Augusta Canada Old Orchard F. Scott Brown Maine OPA Legal Division U. S

Saratoga Springs Marine Killed In Guam Attack

Serge Jats Zaid Gid, a Saratoga Springs resident and Marine veteran with six years of service, was killed in action on May 20 during a Guam assault. He was the fourth son in the service, with three brothers also in the military, including Sergt. Car Baldwin of the Fifth Army. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs Osyar Wendt and Mrs George Papenhouse.

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Silent Arraignment for Murder of David Kammerer

Columbia University student, a year old, Craig Carr, was arraigned in New York on murder charges in the slaying of David Kammerer, whose stabbed body was found in the Hudson River. Carr, who reportedly confessed to the slaying, appeared calm as Magistrate Adina Kross ordered him held without bail.

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Wallace Declines Bid to Run on Liberal Ticket

The Liberal Party announced Wallace signed a declination and that the party would back Sen Harry S. Truman as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. The right wing offshoot had previously endorsed Roosevelt and Wallace for reelection before the Roosevelt Truman ticket was chosen.

New York Liberal Party Wallace Roosevelt Harry S. Truman American Labor Party

Cohoes Flyer Recaps 100 Missions and Local Notices

The issue highlights Sergeant Sordex Borden earning the Air Medal for extraordinary achievement in Europe with long bombing missions and describes his family in Cohoes. It also reports obituary for John C. Britt of Stillwater, engagement of Irene Barnes to Sergt Connery, and a forthcoming wedding in Cohoes.

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