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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1945
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text hints at a 1940s wartime claim that the term Gestapo was conceived by Donovan. The report mentions U S security or reconnaissance context and references roles within federal agencies. No clear names or dates are readable.
The Chicago Tribune reports that a copy of a memorandum and related draft were obtained by Roosevelt and could lead to a proposed central intelligence service. The Washington Bureau cites limited distribution with 18 copies, sent to officials including Admiral Leahy and Secretary Stimson.
Two workmen die in a Chicago blaze at Vertine Steel Co. on an early shift. A watchman reports the pair were trapped near the floor as flames and debris filled the area. The incident remains under investigation.
Report outlines a community effort gathering dimes from departments and employees for the paralysis drive. Mentions planning, personnel reassignments, and a string of recent games with notable players and scores, plus staff changes and military connections.
A major article notes amino acids are essential like vitamins and must come from a balanced diet. Dr. Gross emphasizes animal and plant sources provide varying amounts of these vital compounds and warns against incomplete nutrition.
Charlie Connors reports from Als West Coast after 74 months in the Pacific. He is expected home on a thirty day leave soon. Local administration notes a class results with Ametia in first, Soph Semon second, and Alice Felociird third.
The Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church announced its next year committees at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Iva Eldredge. Appointments cover Labour Management, Sunshine, Relief, social events and fundraising with chairmen named for each area. A buffet luncheon followed the meeting.
Rev. Paul Matland will conduct a prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Odell. Mrs Ynomias Cranfall has returned after three weeks with her husband in Boston and Agnes Moore, chairman of the March of Dimes, placed boxes in all schools with about 25 dollars collected so far.
The article notes a pro grand event with rehearsal at the Al Troy Athletic Club at 2 30 tomorrow. The full ensemble will rehearse Sunday afternoon at the school hall. Meme Green of 147 River Street is hospitalized after a fall yesterday.
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