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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1944
Page
10
Naval surgeon Lieutenant Commander Edward W. Pangburn on leave heroically aided a paratrooper in the African campaign. He navigated rough seas in a landing barge to reach a stone house near a cove and performed emergency surgery to save the wounded trooper and assist his companion.
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The Soviet trade union magazine War and the Working Class rejects claims that the 16 republics’ new foreign relations powers aim at territorial expansion. It argues federation suits Russia’s size and population and denies plans to include other nations as part of a policy of force under the United Nations.
Commander Pangburn and a paratrooper were washed ashore after a grueling swim. Pangburn then performed an emergency operation on a sprawled pharmacist’s mate saving his life. He later suffered abdominal and chest pains and was treated at Morocco and Philadelphia hospitals. Pangburn has two sons serving in the Army and Navy.
Town Board defers action on increasing streetlights to 21 after engineers from New York Power and Light Corp recommend the change. cost rises to 522.23 annually. Meeting in Hoosick Falls Municipal Building, with Mayor and local officials present, board plans a formal resolution and a special session to finalize details amid wartime delays.
Mrs Leon Buskirk and Mrs Kenneth Wallace appear in a social paragraph noting visits at Saratoga Hospital and with Mrs Burr King and Mr King. Mrs E H Roby quietly celebrated a birthday Tuesday with a shower of cards. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Townsend also listed in the notice.
William Rosenwald, president of the National Refugee Service, reported in his annual review that 260000 refugees have entered the United States since 1932 and an additional 750000 must be aided. The remarks appeared in a New York press dispatch noting current refugee relief needs.
In Naknek Alaska soldiers describe a smelt geyser in the Naknek River after freeze up. Lieutenant Sam Montroy and Sergeant James Finlay recount a fogbound outpost where water and fish spurt from a hole as tides rise. The men used the fish for food and claim gulls misbehave in the murk nearby.
A report notes that tenant Montroy vouched for a yarn field where carrier pigeons were brought from Elmendorf Field and released to time their return flight.
South Cambridge Mrs. Mary B. Allen confined to her home by illness is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Van Orman were recent guests of Mrs. Mary Fillmore at Bennington. Richard Wilson has purchased his grandmother Thomas Wilson of Greene her camp at Lake Cossayuna.
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