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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
8
Frankfort Germany report details how a secret German document’s accidental discovery let the Allies evacuate Dunkirk and thwart a German plan. It cites British and American actions, including a phosphorus shell attack, undermined by captured notes and intelligence breakthroughs.
Quisling erupts in hysteria during questioning on Norweigian collaboration with Germany. Court reviews a letter to Hitler dated July 1 and a memorandum outlining plans for German Norwegian cooperation. Prosecutor Schroe dt presents evidence of attempted influence and governance ideas while Quisling denies direct intent to join a greater Reich.
Navy dentist Lt. Comdr. Lamar W. Harris at Bethesda Medical Center reveals a one pound artificial hand made from a rubberlike plastic with built in metal mechanism. The device combines a claw thumb and forefinger that retracts, enabling full use without visible mechanism. It replaces bulkier arms then issued by the armed forces and aims to improve durability appearance and comfort for soldiers and workers. Harris notes it is still in development with plans to add wrist motion and seeks Navy approval after further testing. Harris, from Chicago, led the project assigned by Capt. D. Pitt on data from multiple laboratories.
The transcript shows Quisling denying a Norwegian protectorate plot, insisting the document reflects another's ideas while acknowledging it as his own. A tense exchange follows his hysterical outburst as authorities press him on the intent behind the proposed customs duties split.
James Marlow discusses the transition from wartime to peacetime in the days after Japan's surrender. He notes rapid reconversion, the end of the draft for 26 and over, and shifts in government control as big wartime orders give way to smaller, detailed actions shaping a swift move to peace and renewed civilian industry. He predicts more such staggered announcements as America advances along the peace road.
The Internal Revenue Bureau relaxed salary rules after a presidential order, permitting limited increases in salaries bonuses commissions and other compensation for executives administrators and nonunion workers earning over 53 000. The changes allow raises without extra approval as long as they do not violate prize ceilings or raise government costs.
Fort Shafer battles rattle a veteran, He William Zuckerman, a three campaign sailor, as shells hit the foxhole edge. He drags a wounded comrade to safety, then discovers seven dead Japanese in a nearby hole after seeking cover as shells resume falling.
New York reports rapid fabric research spurred by war. Shrink proof woolens, washable water repellents, and fireproof materials will enter wide use postwar. Ackerman notes shrinkage advances and new washes, while plastics offer durable finishes and resistance to wear, mildew, and heat.
Boston Braves cut pitcher Nate Andrews by selling him to the Cincinnati Reds for 7500 dollars and indefinitely suspended outfielder Eddie Joost. General Manager John Quin(e) cited Andrews failing to report after Thursday’s travel and ignoring contact with the club.
Neel E. Jackson of Greenwich has been chosen to succeed Herbert W. Clark as county agricultural agent in Saratoga County. Jackson, a 1935 NYS College of Agriculture graduate, will oversee poultry and farm machinery programs and supervise field crop demonstrations, working with H. T. Huckle. Clark resigns Sept 1 to join Sullivan County.
French swimmers from North Africa won the second annual Mediterranean theater swimming championship at Stadio Nationale with a total of points. American Niseis of the Fifth Army, veterans, finished by eight points, while British and Allied forces also placed. Charles Ode of Kabalui Stans claimed the 50 meter free style title, with Lt Patricia Keby Powe of Worcester earning both 50 meter free style and 50 meter parastroke, earning a wrist watch as prize for her seven titles across the three days.
Danvers Massachusetts 37 players report to Coach Mera Kopf at St. John’s Preparatory Seheo to open the Boston Yanks second National League season Kopf retained last year adds Brooklyn Tigers stars drafted college players Spend three weeks here with twice daily practices
Russell of Argentina defeated Sidmey B. Wood Jr of New York 4 17 15 in the Meadow Club invitation tennis tournament fourth round. Weiss, also from Argentina, reached the third round by upsetting Jac? McManus. Andres Hen ttersiey of Chile eliminated Le Seymour Greenberg in three sets. Frank Shields and George Ball advanced, with Cooke beating Hall.
Worcester Mass announced by acting Athletic Director Jack Barry that Stan Koslowski has been appointed captain of the Holy Cross football team. The veteran is the first sophomore to be honored as Crusaders captain.
Rushan Cork Seedlings report three inch cork plants grown from Russian seed are tested to see if cork bark can be commercially produced in West Virginia. The Free State Nursery at LeSag cultivates seedlings from seed sent last spring from a Russian region with climate and soil similar to WV. An unrelated quirky line mentions Isarius driving blazing hogs into an enemy camp.
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