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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1945
Page
5
Speaker announces House vote of thanks for the Philippines victory with a formal telegram of gratitude. Read aloud a message praising saline officers and staff for their service and cooperation, acknowledging contributions to the victory.
Governor Dewey called for immediate action by the New York Legislature to approve an experimental 2500 ad per 1000 children program to aid youth. He proposed creation of a commission to assist cities with juvenile delinquency and to fund recreational and educational projects with state aid.
Parents in 137 Ferry Street report their son Lieutenant Donald J Anthony missing in action over Yugoslavia since January 13. Navigator-bombardier on a Liberator with the 33rd Air Force in Italy. Commissioned August 1944 at Ellington Field Texas. He attended Siena College last year before enlisting.
Erve Goldsberry, captain of the Lansingburg football and basketball team, and Al Cunningham, a guard, depart tomorrow with the Board 333 contingent. Goldsberry played for Lansingburg three years, and Jack Wittman will become the new captain.
Rev. Francis A. Kelley Chapter, DAV, did not meet this evening at Hermony Bail due to a fuel shortage. The chapter announced no meetings will be held until the situation improves.
In Norman Alaska shortages plague merchants as prewar goods linger unsold. Traders report dwindling customers while alcohol and tobacco supplies sit idle. Street scenes show sled dogs, silent juke boxes, and a tense town awaiting recovery after wartime controls.
Dr W Howell a pioneer Baltimore physiologist and early rector at Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health died yesterday from heart failure at his home.
A wounded transcript recalls a lieutenant describing killing six German soldiers alone. He says he photographed the slain men with makeshift means to prove his actions and to show his family he fought for a purpose. He notes fear of kids learning details and reflects on the war's harsh realities.
The speaker struggles with a child learning about a violent event involving Thad. They fear how the daughter will perceive the world as she grows, hoping she will never understand or remember the incident. The text conveys concern about misinterpretation and lasting impact.
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