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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1945

Page

16

Sewing Machines Aid War Effort At Ordnance Plants

Sewing machines power wartime production at New River Ordnance Plant Deblin Virginia where hundreds of machines assemble propellant bags and cloth for flash reducers. Workers sew, weigh, and inspect powder bags and reduce flash in night firing to keep artillery operations secret.

Sigchine Adamnitiog Prograzc Geo A. G. Gillespie New River Ordeance Deblin Ordnance Bervite Portes Warners Sichool New River

Moscow Hints Pursuit Of Nazis to Argentina

The Moscow radio claimed Nazi leaders are being pursued to Argentina with a pledge to follow them there if they fled Europe. Previous broadcasts linked Nazi movement from Spain to South America as part of the escape route.

Moscow Argentina London Spain

Truck Hits Hayride Party Injuring Thirteen in Jamestown

Thirteen people, mostly children, were injured when a truck sideswiped a Sunday School hayride party on Thursday night in Jamestown. Four victims were in serious condition. Police held driver Harry McIntyre for questioning.

Jamestown Harry McIntyre

Hoosick Falls Narrow War News and Local Notices

Hoosick Falls items report John J. Brazell slightly wounded in France and hospitalized after overseas service. Alfred Waite arrived in France. Gabriel Crucell injured in the Philippines. Jay Thurber promoted to corporal in Germany. George Chamberlain injured by a horse in nearby farm work. Also dog license deadline passes with 150+ unlicensed dogs, farm draft status for Hoosick Falls volunteers, and local residents in hospitals or away on leave. Bridgeport poll shows strong anti-CIO sentiment among United Aircraft workers.

John J. Brazel Bridget Brazell Nixon Street France War Department Gabriel Crucell Philippines Sither Dominic Munse Steen Jay Thurber Media Street Germany George Chasberlain Jack Shelldos Pownal Robert E. Maderer Mary SteCielan Hospital Cambridge Hoosick Wiliam O’rearn Albany Walter G. Durfee Durfee

Short Form Easy Way of Figuring Income Tax

A Washington overview explains when to use short or long tax forms for 1932 income under $5 and deductions under 29 percent. It covers Form M0 short-form steps, page references, and example scenarios including joint versus separate returns, withholding, and why a taxpayer might owe more after accounting for late dividend income.

Washigeston Sava Anc Interast Tuy Slovy Ted Jones

B 29 Beats Jap Plane in Pacific Duel

A B 29 based at Saipan engages a Japanese Nell over the Pacific 36 miles south of Flekse. Lieutenant Jackson Zettrich from Chattoochee Georgia maneuvers to aid fellow crewmen as Robert J. Oestreicher of Chicago fires a long burst. The Nell dives and crashes into the sea with all six aboard, none seen to escape.

Saipan Am Aeria Pactic Nagoys Jba Sus Fate Seturi¢n Robert J. Oestreicher Chiicavo Oestreichen Gee

Patton pushes Third Army across Saar and widens bridgeheads

Western Front reports Patton's Third Army breaching the Saar at Trier and forming a wide bridgehead while widening Westwall breaches, with gains to the Rhine. Seventh Army pounds toward Saarbrucken after taking Forbach gate town. Canadian First Army resumes drive near Uedem as Scottish units advance toward Weeze. Germans claim strong bridgeheads north of Dueren and in Juelich Linnich area as air battles notch a New downed Luftwaffe planes tally.

Third Rhine Eifet Patton Saar River Trier Ejfels Westwall Proem U. S. Seventh Army Searbruschen Saarebal and Steel Basin Forbach Uedem Ruhr Litle Weeze Dueren Cologne Germany Hac Juelich Linnich

Poznan Front Advances Report As Frost Halts Counter

Fragmented OCR noting advances and weather hindrances around Poznan and Silesia with references to Brangenburg Guben Forst and rail lines. Mentions frost limits and planned operations, with scattered proper names and locations, indicating a continuing military context.

Reds Estimate Nazi Losses at Ten Million

Soviet commentator cites estimates of German losses since June 22, 1941 totaling at least ten million killed or captured. He states 30,000 German troops captured, 604 German officers killed in one battle, and another 25,000 lost in a southern fight. He argues German manpower reserves are exhausted versus World War I.

Airitile Hitler

Vivien Leigh May Face Draft Over London Stage Act

Vivien Leigh in London warned she could be drafted into a war factory or service under British regulations if she refuses to sign another contract. Hollywood producer David Seitz sought to block her stage appearance, claiming her ENSA duties and national interest involvement. The 31-year-old star of Gone with the Wind argued she remains under British service rules due to ENSA commitments.

London UPI Vivien Leigh Hollywood David Seiza Aim

Justices Attendants May Get Pay Increase

Albany confidential correspondence indicates a bill to raise salaries for Justices' attendants in Albany and Rensselaer counties from 31500 to 2100 a year. Assemblyman George W. For of Albans County Democrat sponsors the measure. The plan affects attendants serving Justices William H. Murray and Pierce H. Russell of Troy or Francis Bergan and Gilbert Schenck of Albany.

Albany Supremes Court Rensselaer George W. For Albans Copnty William H. Murray Pierce H. Russell Troy Francis Bergan Gilbert . Schenck Alba

Counterfeit Gasoline Stamps Found Scattered on Route 5

Buffalo police report thousands of counterfeit gasoline option coupons scattered along Route 5 near Batavia. Officers said they collected them along the highway and turned them over to the Buffalo district Office of Price Administration. OPA enforcement chief David A. White declined to estimate the total number, noting the stamps were loose and unshredded.

Buffalo Route 5 Batavia Steve Price Administration David A. White OPA

German Planes Fail to Shield E Boats Over North Sea

German planes failed to provide fighter protection for E boats during a raid toward Antwerp. Seven aircraft were shot down as Coastal Command reinforced attempts to break up enemy formations in the lower North Sea. Apollo Commandery held a routine meeting at the Masonic Temple with Fred Ross in charge.

London Atempiinge Antwerp Stra FLA. F Coastal Command North Sea Apollo Commandery K. T Masonic Temple Fred &. Ross

Cohoes Pupils Hold Patriotic Assembly

In Cohoes a patriotic school program featured students honoring Washington's birthdays and rights. Miss Mary Manon presented remarks and readings as part of the assembly with students reciting. An address by Miss Jenn At the conclusion and expressions of youth engagement were noted.

Washington Mary Manon

Japanese Resistance On Iwo Jima Beachheads Update

Dispatches describe continued Japanese defenses on Iwo Jima as U S marine and Army forces press ashore. Reports note stubborn resistance, heavy surf complicating landings, and gains against beach positions despite deteriorating weather conditions.

New York City S21 764 Ento Service Notes

Fragmentary wartime telegraph style item notes New York City S21 764 ento service entries. References to selective service, enlistment, discharge and Dermott Se Said the center of the cot had been discharged.

New York City Jin Dermott

Local Wynantskill church groups hold sewing session and meetings

Wynantskill leaders of the League for Service host a sewing session Friday night at Mrs Lilian Shortser’s home. Mrs. Lucy Campbell notes her sister in a Washington hospital. Sunday service at the Reformed Church is set for 10:39 AM with a musical program. Mission Society meets discussed blanket needs for a missionary box. Ladies’ Aid plans an annual dime card event on March 21 with committee chairs in charge.

Ers League For Service Fuestey Lilian Shortsi¢eres Lucy Campbell Egre Wash D. C Preumeniz Nicodemes Jesus William Rees- Menet Loveman Coonradt Society of the Reformed’ Church Nelson VanRaalie Floyd Pierson Cheries Bonesteel Harry Hoyle Loveman Coonrad File Louise Ing Isaac Donald Binck Nelson van Fraake Poer Eben Trett Eben Anatee Ann Mending Friend Circle Comenix Harry Hogle Craries Sonesiei

Child Initres Leg Padaline Ft Was Th Is Home

A fragmentary item notes Padaline Fort as home related to a child initiative legal matter. The readable text is limited and may refer to a residence or program connection. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.

Child Initres Padaline

Former Pastor To Preach at Cohoes Church

Obituary notes the funeral of Michasl Kaspar, longtime Cohoes resident, who died Tuesday at his home on Waterford Mechanicville Road. Requiem Mass will be at St Peters and Pauls Church. Survived by two sons, three daughters. Social events include Civil War era gathering at Remsen Street G. A. R. rooms. Home Bureau meets Mohawk Street, and a birthday party honors Marguerite Matarrese. Reverend Blekkink to lead morning worship at the Reformed Church.

Michasl Kaspar Cohoes Bell Lane Waterford Maechanicy Road J i Puneral Uh Street St Peter's and Pauls Church Kasper Iria Phoees Victoty Ise Annal F Prosicki Stanley and Jjohn Waterford Mechanic'ville Road George Deurier Cohees Leon Camp Remsen Street Walter 'Sailey Christiaan Mohawk Street Iessen Wiliam G. Crandall Dominick Matarrese Marguerite

Cohoes Men Wounded on Western Front

Wounded in action were several Cohoes men as reports from the Western Front reached home. The list mentions Rose Haseen Tina Precch and others, with updates on their condition and awards in dispatches from the front.

Cohoes Western Front Jone Marenucel Rose Haseen Tina Precch

Blood Donor Appeal Issued by Cohoes Chairman

A Cohoes chairman issued a blood donor appeal urging residents to donate. The call emphasized the need for new donors and urged prompt action to boost local blood supplies amid shortages.

Cohoes

March of Dimes Fund Drive Yields $258 in Cohoes

Cohoes residents donated $258 to the 1925 March of Dimes effort. Funds raised at local theaters were allocated to Albany County, not credited to Cohoes. Contributions still accepted via Mrs. Charles Cari beth Welch. Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion plans April program for the 27th anniversary observance. Mrs. Hos now president will preside. Program details to be announced.

March of Dimes Fund Cohoes Cohoesiers Cohoes Theaters Albany Charles Caribeth Welch

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