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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1945
Page
2
Registration for the new term begins today at Siena Institute. The catalog lists beginner courses in science, sociology, and related fields, with sessions offered by the faculty.
Debate over a voting rights bill heats Albany as Democrats argue amendments to the State Constitution would let service members vote absentee. GOP allies press for constitutional guarantees while Fisher and Steingut clash over procedure and adjournment during legislative wrangling.
A U S tire repair facility in Italy, described as the largest overseas shop, operates under Ordnance Tire Re Service Forces. The site is linked to A G Gilespie, reflecting military logistics support.
President Roosevelt asks Henry J. Kaiser to lead a nationwide campaign to supply clothing relief for Europe. Kaiser to coordinate clothing drives with UNRRA agencies and other relief groups aiding nations under German conquest. The effort aims to aid peoples in Italy Greece and other occupied regions as plans outlined by the relief committee.
Three injured and two vehicles damaged in a daytime crash at Main Street and Ri mie. Edwin W. Palmer and Rogers Bogardus owned cars, Miss Wilma Sheldon treated for leg lacerations, a young man named Kipp contusions. Bogardus had facial injuries and a tooth loss. all were treated by local doctors and later hospital admission considered.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals with unclear affiliations and dates, lacking coherent events or outcomes to form a clear news item or summary. The text shows scattered names and coded terms without identifiable action.
Lieutenant James E. Little of Oakland commanded a Navy Liberator in the Pacific raid near Frage Island. The bomber attacked a Japanese merchant ship sighted at anchor, dropping bombs and strafing with all guns. The vessel was seen burning from bridge to stern as Little’s crew left the scene.
An Allied dog befriended by Chicago native Frans Lo Hyland led Fifth Army troops in Italy to a German gunner, aiding a capture during the Stet Battle. Hyland, a company commander in the 34th Regiment of the Powder River Division, helped steady his unit as the patrol advanced through mountainous terrain near the front.
Hyland recalls stopping as a dog led him to bushes where a German squad hid. Four Kraut machine gunners watched a nearby fight while one soldier attempted to flee. The German, faced with a carbine, dumped his weapon and surrendered, a scene Hyland calls a frightened display by a wary Jerry.
Rye Ah Pys George Onmar Sergenthaler aged 24 grandson of the inventor of the typesetting machine has been missing in action in Luxembourg since December 20. He is a member of the Mergenthaler family and has not been heard from since the date above.
The son of Mr and Mrs Hermas Mergentilater of Rye is reported as a graduate of Canterbury School New Milford Conn and Princeton University.
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