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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
3
A March assessment describes Manchuria as a rich, culturally vital region where Nationalist forces press toward Mukden while Chinese Communists struggle to form a real resistance. Analysts note Japanese suppression, weak guerrilla bands, and minimal clashes limited to infantry skirmishes as both sides await broader strategic moves.
Nationalist officers accuse Chinese Communists of being supplied with Japanese arms seized from Russian dumps in Manchuria. A Nationalist major cited 1300 new Japanese rifles and other weapons taken from prisoners, suggesting Soviet forces distributed arms to deepen China’s internal strife amid the Japanese presence. Russian disarmament of Japan's 650,000 troops in Manchuria is noted, with civilians and soldiers said to be sent to Siberia.
Frank Lenda Latham arrives from Fort Douglas Utah with an honorable discharge. Russell Sutton returns from Fort Dix New Jersey with an honorable discharge after three and a half years in service including eighteen months overseas in Europe and the South Pacific. The Just-A-Mere Bridge Club recently met at Mrs Henry Barthel home with prizes awarded to Mrs Tracy Hotchkiss and Mrs Jennie Thomas.
Stillwater reports Miss Lilian Crandall elected secretary of the Methodist Sunday School at a meeting at Miss Ruth Cowin's home. Mrs J H E Rickard named pianist of the primary dept. A family Christmas party and supper is planned for Friday at 6 pm with committees listed for supper dining room decorations and Christman free. Also Young Women's Bible Class at Second Baptist Church set for today at 8 pm. Personal notes include Mrs. John Hammond returning from hospital and Pvt Norman Farrington returning to Rome AAF after a visit home. Legion Post meets with 30 members present. three veterans admitted and $150 taken in from a basketball game. Step-Up Night at Upton Chapter O E S. election of officers coming and Christmas party planned.
The Commercial State Bank of Blue Hill Nebraska reports drought era growth from a quarter million to over 2.23 million dollars in deposits as banker Edgar McBride helps farmers. One farmer who could not pay interest in 1995 now shows about fifteen thousand dollars in profit. The bank supports local soil conservation and 4-H, with McBride active in county groups and village governance.
The district Ameren Legion commander election is noted with reference to Edgar Mies Bride as the late father. A local bank, started in 100 percent, now serves about 1,700 depositors, spanning a wide area from east to west. Thermopolis train announcer Mac is praised as one of the town’s best, timing whistle sounds long before the whistle.
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