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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1944
Page
5
An OCR damaged fragment mentions a slugger and Arsenal Gan in action with references to military terms and ordnance. The text is garbled but implies a wartime backdrop, catalog phrasing, and theater of operations. No clear dates or locations are recoverable from the fragmented lines.
A garbled wartime report claims German dictums about superior weapons and accuracy, citing a range of artillery and mobile systems described as the latest in the European theater. Names and details are obscured, but the piece emphasizes confidence in impending victory through firepower.
Hollywood producer Cecil B DeMille denounces a labor union levy as a violation of basic American rights and refuses to pay the assessment. The suspension leaves him barred from union work in radio pending appeal of the right to work measure.
Judge Barey E L Clinton announced trial term dates for the Hensselaer County Court. The terms mirror 1944 with sessions on the second Monday in January, the first Monday in May, the first Monday in June, and the first Tuesday in September.
Scholars assess damage in Rouen after heavy bombing in 1940. The Palais de Justice Gothic facade may be rebuilt but interior decorations were destroyed. Much of the timber framed houses of Rouen’s old town suffered severe damage.
Berlin radio told foreign listeners Hitler remains in full health and in control of military and political affairs. The broadcast claimed Allied reports of incapacity were unfounded and that trained bunker generals now direct German strategy.
British aircraft in the Mediterranean accidentally sank the German hospital ship Tuebingen on November 8 near the Gulf of Venice after a misread message led to an attack. The vessel, which had previously evacuated German sick and wounded, was struck by four fighter bombers and later confirmed sunk with casualties among the crew and wounded aboard.
Certificate of incorporation filed for Whitcomb Manufacturing Co. Inc to operate a general machine shop at 476 Eighth Street. Authorized 340 shares par value none. Incorporators: Preston Whitcomb, Clifford H. Cross of Dutch Village, Maine. Ely Hoplovitz of Washington Park.
Miss Mary Delaney died after a fall down stairs at Samaritan Hospital in Boston scene. The accident caused a fractured skull and brain lacerations and occurred Saturday at 1205 First Street. She was 43 and a member of St Joseph Church, survived by relatives including the Delaney family. Funeral services were held at J W Burns Sons chapel and St Joseph's Church with burial at St Joseph's cemetery. Central Shop blaze at New York Central RR repair yard caused about 20000 dollars in damage.
Miss Grace Liteb 95 poet and novelist died Monday. A native of New York City she resided for fifty years in Washington D C. Among her novels were As a Man Sows and Burning Question.
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