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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
2
A long, rambling account recalls Wyatt Ben, a Navy pilot linked to Kwajalein and Pacific war plans. The piece traces his early education, wrestling days, friendships, and rumored roles in test programs and bombardment strategies while touching on his postwar move to San Jose and future duties in military leadership.
Ribbentrop urged Churchill to be called Nueynhers in a 1920s London visit report. He claimed Churchill warned England would destroy Germany if it grew too strong, citing British peers and French figures. The dossier listed Britons Lords London derry Beaverbrook Van Sitart and French officials.
Eagle Mills George Bonesteel is seriously ill at the Samarium Hospital. The Brunswick Sportsmen's Club will meet to stop at the bathrooms in Cropseyville. Mr and Mrs Edward Boyd of Tyog were recent visitors of Charles Coonrad who had been ill at his home on the Hrnawick Road. Miss Mildred Guthredt of Bryant College Providence RooL and Robert Marshall of Providence recently received honorable discharge from service and are spending the weekend with Miss Guthrels parents. William 14 Miller, son of Mr and Mrs J Harold Miller, arrives home Thursday from the Amydir Corps. Miller served with the A. M. I in Europe and expects to receive honorable discharge. Rev Charles M Sharpe and Mrs Sharpe were guests of Tex and Mrs Thoms in Rise. Mr and Mrs Hass were guests of Mr and Mrs Pred. jek Oxterbont and daughter Miss Mary F Bass of Lansingburg. Mr Bass is recuperating from several weeks illnes. Now wears hat Frank Ches Sciro of Paterson startled Paterson by wearing a hat, his physician noting it may help relieve sinus condition.
Attorneys for Rudolf Muss and Goering move to challenge charges, naming potential witnesses and questioning German actions as retaliation for Allied violations. Defense claims compliance with Versailles Treaty breaches and seeks testimony on German wartime motives. Soviet prosecutor objects as proceedings unfold amid chaotic testimony about Dahlerus and British contacts.
Associated Press reports troopships carrying thousands of personnel are due to dock at major U.S. ports including New York San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco. Vessels include Victory ships and assorted Army units with details on battalions engineers and support crews and lists of embarkation and arrival sites.
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