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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1944
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Germany and references dates in a cryptic stream of words. No clearer names, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete fact or outcome for a proper newspaper card.
Readers learn of German resistance to Allied influence in Europe and of Moscow’s silence signaling displeasure. The piece notes Germans fear occupation by Soviet and Western powers and express a wish for a swift exit by the Allies, while warning against new masters in Germany. It references dispatches implying a Russian withdrawal and returning peace terms.
Paris reports say 2-Edmuré Delzhaye died in a prison yesterday hours before a verdict on charges linked to the German occupation. The man, alleged to be connected with a group accused of killings beatings and arrests, suffered a sudden diabetes crisis and collapsed en route to court after being moved from the prison. Henri Le Fonge, noted leader of the group, was identified in the proceedings.
Stillwater and neighboring communities meet at Moosehead DY with Carpenter presiding. Reports include seven young pheasins, four brown trout released, and a $69 brook trout figure. Club urges Conservation Commission to curb commercial oyster dealers on Hudson River tributaries from Stillwater to Northumberland dam. Wipup fishing allowed Saratoga Lake 7 am to 7 pm. Hudson River Stillwater to Schuylerville allows five groups 24 hours daily. Socials noted: Christmas party, Actor Turmoil. Various officers elected in local lodges. annual and Christmas events detailed with refreshments.
Halfmoon Mrs Susan Edwards plans a Florida winter. Halfmoon H Club meets in the firehouse Saturday at 10 a.m. John Cite of Schoharie referenced. Mr and Mrs Charles provide estimates showing 94 000 accidental deaths and about 9 000 disabling injuries in the United States in 1944.
Anthony Salluzzo appeared before the village board to present a $360 offer and plan to erect a two story concrete block building on Classic Street with a ground floor business and upper bedrooms. The board favored the proposal but postponed final action pending finalized plans and drawings. The meeting also covered sewer work, property advertizing, and November financials.
Robert M. Albrecht of Sand Lake has been promoted to captain in the Army Medical Corps and serves in the Palau islands. A La Salle, Holy Cross and Albany Medical College alumnus, he joined the Army on July 4, 1923, after internships at Boston City Hospital. His brother, Capt. Henry F. Albrecht Jr., also serves in the Army Medical Corps and has overseas experience in Africa.
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