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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1945
Page
3
A fragment notes a rival drug to penicillin with costs and production hints. It references gram pricing and first ore production in the United States, but details are incomplete and unclear in the surviving text.
A garbled notice references Nassau district actions and an August 27 165 event. The entry lists names, addresses, and institutions including a Morning Newspaper, fire rise, and a Nassau related sale or proceedings with scattered street and person references. The text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
Soldiers on Kwajalein Island face blistering sun and monotonous routine with little social life, rotating every few months. Troops find relief in occasional shows, beer, soft drinks, and a growing dog population across the atoll while cemeteries mark Japanese losses and the remnants of empire.
General Yamashita in northern Luzon opens formal talks for surrender of Japanese forces. In a letter to Maj. Gen. William H. Gill he says Tokyo ordered cease of hostilities and that negotiations will begin once authorized. The message was delivered by a Japanese plane.
Henry P Sherman a longtime Troy figure dies at home after a heart attack aged prominent civic and military leader. He led the Troy Citizens Corps for decades and served as president of its Old Guard unit. survived by wife Gertrude Mulbert a son John H Sherman Hinsdale and sister Mrs Frederick T Piatt.
The FBI disclosed the arrest of Handele Christina Zuehlsdorf, a 19 year old German agent linked to two Nazi spies captured on the Maine coast after a U boat landing. Zuehlsdorf, seized Aug 1 in Trinidad, traveled with forged Argentine papers posing as Argentine. The FBI tied her to efforts to obtain Allied military and political information.
In antiquity peacocks and swans graced lavish banquets with roasted birds displayed in their plumage. The fragment notes raf Wilso Colepaugh and Eric Gimpel arriving in New York after landing at Hancock Point, Ste. ie November, 1944, and discusses ceremonial serving practices.
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