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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
16
President Truman today named H. F. Arthur Schoenthald as Minister to Hungary, the first male American diplomatic envoy to that former enemy nation since the end of hostilities.
Homeless families live in vermin infested caves under Naples many with four to six children. Knights of Malta seek prefabricated buildings to disinfect and house them. Cave communities elect portieres to guard their groups while begging by day and resisting relief workers. UNRRA aims to end cave living quickly to curb disease risk.
Stephentown residents hosted visits from Mrs Elizabeth Briggs and Mrs Nellie Bateman and Marianne Hull stayed with cousins. Miss Cara Holt of Troy visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Holt. Horace Bateman recovering after an operation at House of Mercy Hospital Pittsfield Mass. Rev and Mrs Homer Silvinsail of New Lebanon were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Silvernail. Leonard and family hosted a party for Alice Smiths sixteenth birthday. Taconic Valley Grange met with Lawrence Madden presiding and draped the charter for Mrs Frank Cole. Installation set for Dec 17 by Clifford Moul. a covered dish supper at 7 pm precedes the meeting.
An explosion in an air stove yesterday destroyed the home of Howard E. Bell in West Crescent. Fire companies from West Crescent and Halfmoon fought the blaze about 7 am for two hours, saving a garage and automobile but burning the wooden frame house and all furnishings. Bell and his wife and three sons occupied the structure. all four were affected.
International report lists ships docking at east and west coast ports with hundreds to thousands of service members. Line items name divisions such as 190th Air Service Group, 442nd Bomb Squadron, 210th Port Battalion, and multiple engineer, ordnance, and medical units, plus Navy personnel from Tokyo to Pearl Harbor and Leyte evacuation patients.
In Portland Oregon a report traces visits from Tokyo and Yokohama with references to Army Mark Hopkin and several naval forces. The piece lists units tied to Oki nawa and Oki nina with unclear ranks and missions.
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