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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1945
Page
11
A Bronx native nicknamed Shoot Im Shea earns an honor medal for bravery. The report recounts his wartime actions and the recognition he received, highlighting his role in repelling enemy forces and the impact on his unit.
A fragmented cooker note outlines substantial breakfast ideas including custard in the oven and sautéed chicken liver. It mentions bacon, orange zest, and herbs, with unclear measurements and timing.
A readable recipe fragment describes Brin Apple Fritters made with bran flour and a batter of eggs milk shortening and leavening. It directs dipping sliced apples in batter and frying until brown then draining.
A postwar labeling campaign seeks clearer product information for housewives. Consumer groups and grocers back standards to show at a glance whether a product meets A B or C grades, with emphasis on weights flavors and ingredients. The effort includes grocery firms manufacturers and government partners to inform buyers after wartime shortages.
Pvt A Reed called “The Best machine gunner” braved close Japanese fire during the Leyte campaign to cover a marooned tank crew. He moved the heavy MG into position amid a rice field, kept Nipponese from advancing, and then returned to his unit after rescuing the crew. Reed, son of Mrs Millicent Reed of Islip Long Island, is noted for this daring act.
A fragmented account shows Robert De Wilburn from Spiceland Indiana choosing to pursue army life as a plain GI rather than an officer chaplain. He moves up from private to first lieutenant, signaling a shift to chaplain duties and improved readiness.
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