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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text describes wartime rhetoric about conserving American lives and defeating opposition. The damaged lines mention a division spearhead south of Tariee and a reference to a figure named Murray of Yeading with vague notes on dynamiting and threats.
Fragmentary report shows a squad encountering shell bursts and machinegun fire near a south town. Units push forward under shelling, take shelter, and await or receive mobile command post actions as heavy artillery and armor move in.
Army reports 16 Flyers involved in a mid air collision near Deersourt Tennessee. Two Flying Fortresses crashed killing several crew. Four others injured as debris and fires followed. No immediate details on casualties or official memorials released. investigation ongoing.
General de Gaulle told reporters France intends to maintain its army along the Rhine from one end to the other after the war. He said France seeks permanent security and control of the Alpine basin as an industrial unit and noted no formal request for a conference invitation.
Dr. Bolton of Skidmore College tells Rotary Club that peace requires fret belief in progress and faith in a higher power. He cites League of Nations failure and urges a cooperative alliance of nations preserving liberties, with Russia England and the United States working together. The program includes music by a church quartet and readings as part of a local community program.
Cambridge events include a hospital visit planned for May 2 and a Book Club meeting Monday afternoon with Miss Jane A English. Mrs M A Arkwright of Huntington arrived to visit her mother Mrs George Brash. Embury Methodist Young Adults host a Sunday gathering with Rev Chester A Simmons and Mrs Kenneth A Randles leading. Tri Town Dairymen Coop annual meeting set at Walter Chapins home Tuesday evening with Technicolor film The Farmer of Tomorrow and refreshments.
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