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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1944
Page
7
Local notices recount discharged Marine and Army personnel, promotions, and overseas service in the South Pacific and European theaters. Citizens from Green Island and Watervliet celebrate enrollments, prisoner transfers, leave grants, and battlefield roles, naming multiple soldiers, sailors, and their city connections.
Eagle Bridge Mr and Mrs James Collier have returned from New York. Miss Jane Burns Miss Evalyn Herrington and Mrs Charles Ste Salis Jr spent Friday in Troy. Mr and Mrs Forrest Moses are spending time in New York as guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Sauites. Kenneth Baker has entered the enlisted reserve to take a machinist post at Firestone Akron. Bertha Schawer will join him in Akron once housing is secured.
The UF Britain's Labor Party backed a resolution declaring that German and Japanese peoples bore responsibility for the war while urging restraint to avoid vengeance. Lord Stenbolgs supported a cautious line that no single people can be entirely acquitted, as Deputy Prime Minister Clem Attlee argued reparations should be pursued for restitution and quick victory.
Oscar Denue, 68, longtime city resident, died yesterday at Van Rensselaer Home where he had lived for two years. He leaves son James Denne of Poestenkill and daughter Eva Denne, both residents at the home, with a posting of events about a son who did not know of the war. James Denne had been jailed for 30 days after an assault case. his sister, widowed, was taken to the home. Denue’s death ends years of absence from his children, who later learned of their father’s passing after a fire destroyed the East Poesten residence.
A five year old North Bennington boy was killed when a mail truck backed into him on his way home from school. Ralph Norton, driver of the Es Putnam Memorial Hospital truck, is identified with the incident. The report notes the vehicle involved and the local streets, with other village news and obituaries following, including May Weiss funeral and community notices.
A coroner in Albany ruled accidental death in a case involving J Wands and A Kits of 35 Catherine Street. The report notes a verdict reached by Coroner Barry, with 1% details and unclear references to local names and events.
Auburn Indiana report says Sergt Jay E. Buttermore captured three Germans at his American camp in Germany. He wrote to his parents that he used a large mess kit to frighten and compel the surrender as the Germans stepped from a building.
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