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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

11

Rotary Club Luncheon Features Mechanicville Leader Armer

Mechanicville speaker Donald F. Armer, a Rotary member and State Bank of Albany manager, addressed the Rotary Club at SLamoria Baptist Church. Attendee Fr. Avner discussed a feud of ancient science while a member visitor from New York joined the gathering and a fund-raising committee for a recreation building was formed. A birthday party and obituary items followed, noting Stephen A. Mickles of 1232 Van Buren Avenue and funeral arrangements at St Paul’s Church.

Donald F. Armer Mechanicville State Bank of Albany Rotary Crib Slamoria Baptist Church Afr Avner Yeata Second Stephen A. Mickles van Buren Buri Nobe Be Pauls Harold W. Pangbure Vie

Local notes and social items from area residents

Tribes Hill and nearby towns report residents visiting and returning from trips. Harold Pangburn honored at Fort McClellan while Sgt. Murphy of Camp McCall appears in local notes. Scholarships awarded to Jeanetta Biggs and music study continue. Community meetings include Selective Service Board 362 and city council, plus lodge and club activities and a church sermon on Elijah.

Pvt Harold Pangburn Fort McClellan Als Louis G. Townsend Tribes Hill Hag Raymond J. Pregent Bas Riverside Edward Bailey Howard Phillips Charles E. Biggs Chautauqua Misa Biggs New York State Jamie €. Benedict Biggs Wendell Biehiel Julliard School of Music New York Oiy Selective Service Board Sidney W. Hewitt Homer Eckersor Ster of Liberty Order of Eastern Star Elsie Wooddell Ladies’ Auxiliary Mechanicville Lodge

Cherbourg Becomes Allied Port After Secret Operation

Cherbourg port, long mined and shelled, has been opened to Allied forces. The first convoy led by the Liberty ship Nathaniel Bacon dropped anchor inside the breakwater in July. Amphibious trucks moved from new concrete ramps to beaches as Allied sweepers operated offshore.

Cherbourg UPI Frasce Mgermars Nathaniel Bacon

Clearing Mines and Rebuilding Harbor After Assault

The port area faced mine concentrations as unloading began. Minesweepers were destroyed and the harbor contained many mines. American Captain Nostaa p ives led efforts to neutralize mines and the Nazi switching system. Engineers laid new pilings, rebuilt docks and rails, and LSTs and LCTs unloaded directly with Navy aid and Transportation Corps support.

Macmoth Elegrance Jun Somonander Nostaapives Petty Su. Malo Army Navy

King Congratulates Allied Forces Victory

King George broadcasts congratulations to Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Allied Expeditionary Force for the victories in France. He expresses gratitude to God and thanks the forces and peoples for the outstanding success achieved.

U. S London King George Daright D. Eisenhower France

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