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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
3
The central Coast Fire Department demonstrated a new seven alarm switchboard to visiting firemen at the Watsonville station. The display occurred as the group inspected the facility and observed the system operating under programmed conditions.
Wartime dispatch quotes a priest fleeing German lines who appeals to Germans to cease murder and end collaboration with Nazi forces. The report notes the use of Allied weapons and questions Hitler’s leadership while urging comrades to seek peace and safety for civilians.
Yonkers official Wallin won reelection to the New York State Board of Regents at a joint session. The vote reaffirmed Wallin's role overseeing statewide education policy and curriculum standards, with colleagues from the Westchester region supporting the decision.
Pittstown Mr and Miss Waterville and Mrs Edgar Dearstyne hosted a Youth Fellowship band showcase. The event featured a band troupe and a joyful communal gathering with thanks to local sponsors.
Fragmented OCR text shows Board of Education, bio services, and mentions Mrs. George Sorter and Frank Green with Mira and Ralph Gifford. Reading is incomplete, unclear roles or outcomes documented.
Rep. Kearney introduces a bill in the House to form a Military Affairs Committee inquiry into reports about the 27th Division during the Saipan invasion. He seeks apology for hostile stars cast on the division and vows a full report to illuminate the matter. Kearney, a former officer in the division, promised action and has long served in veteran organizations.
A Pittsburg ration board is puzzled by a letter asking for gas to work after receiving a Sears voucher four months ago. The writer explains she is out of gas due to a baby and requests the same purpose be allowed.
British Minister Richard R. Law informed the Commons that Greece will grant a general amnesty for all political crimes committed since the start of the conflict. The move, announced alongside Greek authorities, aims to ease tensions and promote stability.
Fragmentary report notes British stance in Greece stressing respect for liberties aligned with the Atlantic Charter and related decisions. The Foreign Office reiterates preamble language and Athens involvement as a key element of policy.
A home remedy mixes Pinex sugar and water with honey or corn syrup to create a cough syrup said to deliver rapid relief. The advertisement claims four times as much cough relief per dose and urges readers to try the simple preparation at home.
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