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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
2
An unclear fragment mentions Farraguez in a routine recruitment context. The readable text lists no verifiable actors, dates, places, or outcomes, leaving the item as a brief, unresolved reference within a larger archival page.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions First ONY RORREMAS and former Sunery with references to New Guinea ten months and imminent sailing. Includes a name Flight Officer Fred Schwarz and an air service context.
A collection of abbreviated notices reports on service members and their statuses. Entries mention Sergt AN THOLY FL RAL, Robert Comiskey returning to Key West, John M Bryan in the Navy, Robert Brazeil promoted to naval vacancies, Raymond L Duval returning to Mira mar Cal, and Earl H from 131 Washing ton regarding aviation electronics. Additional notes reference Alice G Fay reporting for duty at the air tech command and Haight becoming a petty officer.
A long list of servicemen and their assignments spans theaters from the South Pacific to North Africa and Europe. Individuals include pilots, gunnery instructors, engineers, radio operators, and medics, with postings in France, England, Miami Beach, and various U.S. bases.
Local society items include a Friday evening reception for Mrs. Leon O'Connor and a Civic League meeting at Tri Episcopal Church. statements about speaker Carl A. Avielhe, and notes on Leon Layden's collarbone fracture treated by Dr. Edward V. Farrell. Also reported are deaths of Arthur Kelly and a transfer of Irvin Charpentier. Receipts for the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation totaled 725 with a prior net of 186.
Detroit Department of Street Ha. reports 15 243 red ration tokens turned over today to the Office of Brice A fon with 2 106 discontinued blue tokens. tokens dropped from fare boxes on Detroit street cars and buses between Feb 47 19H and Jan 31 145. Some may have been dropped inadvertently and others suspected of misuse.
Puget Sound war plants lost about 31303 workers in 1944 as plants reduced hours and shifted production. The state manpower commission reported plants imported nearly 25005 workers while about 9000 positions remained vacant. Commissioner Hardy attributed departures to premature victory expectations and other factors.
Rome reports Vatican officials voiced concern over the fate of millions of Poles east of the Curzon Line and the practical effects of the Yalta concessions. They warned that mass migration westward could trigger Soviet domination and noted worry about two Polish corps fighting on the front. The Vatican also questioned a broadcast order affecting Polish troops.
Stamford, Conn. resident Mire Larson attended a Bath ship launch lacking the expected mayor. She stood, bowed her head, and offered the invocation herself reflecting wartime honors and local protocol.
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