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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1944

Page

12

Hannegan to Represent President at Democratic Convention

The 1940 Democratic National Convention in Chicago begins July 19 with Robert B. Hannegan set to represent President Roosevelt. Byrnes and Hopkins will be absent due to undisclosed reasons, leaving Hannegan to carry the Roosevelt banner. The vice presidential race remains unsettled with Wallace as a central factor and anti-Wallace factions prepared to press their case.

Associated Press Chicago Roosevelts Robert B. Hannegan Hannegan James F. Byrnes Harry & Hopkins Byrnes Roosevelt Hopkins White House Jet Hannegan Symes White Sulphur Springs W. Va Henry A. Wallace Wallace Reny China

Fifth Army advances toward Florence amid Rome celebration

Fifth Army and French Colonial troops push from Siena toward Florence as American Independence Day celebrations unfold in Rome. Allied forces report 26,500 prisoners captured since the offensive began May 11, with Allied positions under rocket mortar fire as Nazi positions come within range.

Josaes Hannibal Siena Florence Rome Washington U.S Japan Germany Italy Piazea Venezia Mussolini Berlin Tokyo Ataj Harry H. Johnson Mark. W. Clark Fifth Army

Russian advance drives toward East Prussia in sweeping push

Premier Stalin announced a major victory as Soviet forces opened a three hundred mile front with infantry tanks and air support. Minsk fell, and Russians pushed beyond it toward Vilna and the approach to East Prussia. Observers expect East Prussia within a week as Red Army advances reshape territory and rail links.

Paré One Marshal Stalin Minsk Slutsk Polotak Vilna Vilno East Prussia Red Bar Red Army Russia Moscow London Baltic States Bessarabia Old Poland Karelia Poland

Race relations talk warns of China Japan alliance to expel whites

Dr Edwin HR Embree of the Rosenwald Fund warned at Fisk University that China and Japan may form an alliance in coming decades to oppose white rule in the Far East amid postwar European dominance. He said current tensions could give rise to a world rebellion with related peoples joining forces.

Nashville Tenn China Japan Far East Edwin HR. Embree Thedulus Rosenwald Fund Chicago Institute On Race Relations Fisk University Embree

Laborer Finds Giant Fossil Bones Near Mexico City

A laborer digging a drainage ditch in Tepexpam five miles east of Mexico City unearthed a vertebra of enormous size. Subsequent finds include ribs nearly five feet long as officials from the Museum of Natural History report a discovery of a "cemetery of antediluvian monsters."

Mexico City Museum of Natural History Tepexpam

Girl Taken To Hospital After Illness At Home

Patrolmen Karl Pendt and John Moran of Central Police Station transported Mary T Rei aged 18 of 1 Pawling Avenue to Troy Hospital by patrol radio car on Monday due to illness. She recovered and was returned to her home.

Karl Pendt John Moran Central Police Station Mary T. Rei Pawling Avenue Troy Hospital Abs Felix Fazioli Pium Avenue The Leonard Hospital Joseph Buchanan Joan Moran Central Suxi‘deniy US

Surrogate Court Proceedings in Washington County Week

The Washington County Surrogate's Court lists proceedings for the week ending July 3 194: estates including Jacob W Federal Granville and Edward Carter Whitehall with judicial settlements. Grace A McMurray Argyle estate admitted to probate. Flora Barber Easton vouchers filed. William Munson Granville decree in settlement. Hattie E Brown Granville supplemental citation. Florence M Bannin Kingsbury letters of administration. Anzo L Brayton Kingsbury inventory filed. guardianship of Phyllis H McAuley Haston to Freda McAuley. and county appraisal orders for Addie Garvin Greenwich Grace A McMurray Argyle Catharine M Sullivan White Creek Mansirk K Waite Fort Ann and Andrew Burnett Whitehall.

Washington County Phyllis H. McAuley Haston Freda McAuley Addie Garvin Greenwich Grace A BricMurray Argyle Catharine’ M_ Sullivan White Creek Mansir Kk. Waite Fort Ann Andrew Burnett Whitehall

Air Armada Strikes Deep Into France and Romania

Allied air forces pressed the invasion front with raids from Caen to Le Mans and Lille destroying rail lines and oil facilities. American and RAF fighters supported British and Canadian ground operations near Caen, while raids on Brasov and Pitesti intensified the campaign against enemy air and oil targets.

Lnes Vire R.A. F Caen Alencon le Mans Lille Britain Germany Brest Italy Brasov Romania Pitesti

Veterans Bureau seeks sixteen thousand hospital beds

The Veterans Administration urged approval of new building projects in twenty states for 16 000 additional hospital beds. Brig Gen Frank T Hines said the plan, costing about 376 000 dollars, is the first step in a 500 000 dollar hospitalization program under the G I rights act, directing 5 000 beds for neuro psychiatric or tuberculosis patients and 5 000 for general medical and surgical cases.

Washington

Watch and wallet stolen at Prospect Park pool

Lawrence Martin reports to the Detective Bureau that his watch and a billfold with several cards were stolen from his locker at the Prospect Park pool yesterday afternoon. Dr. Marion S. Vanbiew, chief of the Bureau of Home Economics, State Department, announces her retirement after serving since 1980.

Prospect Park Pool Lawrence Martin Fourth Street Detective Bureau Prospect Park Marion S. Vanbiew Bureau of Home Economics State Department Home Economics

Petersburg Forms Civic Council

The Petersburg Civic Council, sponsored by the Petersburg Fire Department, elects Carl Webster president for the first year with Lloyd B. Waters as vice president Byron C. Jones secretary and Miss Victoria Allen treasurer The council aims to provide nonpartisan leadership for better civic and social life with members named by local organizations and agencies yet to designate their representatives.

Petersburg Civic Counci Petersburg Fire Department Carl Webster Lloyd B. Waters Byron C. Jones Victoria Alien Couseil David Brenenstuhl Peterburg Raymord Clark Petersburg Baptist Church Thoeean Barber Methodist J. Church Cul Webster Jesse. Lewis Star Lodge W. Vern O'Del Beckshire Star Chapter O. B.S. Mra Maurice Vincent Parents Teacher Association Earl Wilcox Petersberg Band Victoria Allen Home Bureau Neil Manchester Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Farm Bureau North Petersburg Church Red Cross

Stimson Enters Rome on First Allied Train

Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson entered Rome yesterday aboard the first Allied train to reach the Italian capital since its fall. He was greeted at 4 pm and toured the Cas so ruins in a jeep before boarding the rebuilt Littoriana army train marked 9 99 and 999. A second diesel engine on the adjacent track pulled the first trainload of cars into Rome.

Rome Stimson Cassino State Railways Naples

Pittstown Honor Roll Dedicated With Wreath of Service

Frederick C. Filley of Troy led the dedication at Pittstown Election District 4 for an honor roll of men and women in the Armed Services. The ceremony at the Raymertown Evangelical Lutheran Church featured Rev. Peter Fanning, a granite stone unveiling by Mrs. Banner Weiss and Mrs. Lewis Liloup, and a program of songs and tributes. Truman J. Baker, 25, reported wounded in France on June 15, enlisted January 1943, wife Mildred V. Baker of Hudson Falls receives word.

Frederick C. Filley Troy Wes Pittstown Evangelical Lutheran Church Rayjmertown Peter Fanning Banner Weiss Lewis Liloup Allen Herrick Caleb Vaughen St. George's Church Fittstown Samuel Walter Baertschi Peter K. Panning Américe the Beautiful Jane] Kumphrey Louis Wagner Troop 3 Boy Scouts T. Truman J. Baker France War Department Mildred V. Baker Hudson Walls

Senator George Wins Easily in Georgia Primary

Georgia's senior Senator Walter F. George won renomination in the Democratic primary over an unknown opponent. He swept every reporting county and led with 36,000 votes to 3,652 for farmer Jehan W. Goolsby on incomplete returns, securing the required 206 unit votes under Georgia's electoral system.

Atlants GP Georgia Walter F. George George Jehan W. Goolsby

Orioles Park Inferno Destroys Equipment and Fire Ravages Area

Fire at Oriole Park and surrounding structures gutted a hardware store and cafe while more than two dozen nearby homes smoldered. Two watchmen and an Orioles player escaped. one watchman was slightly burned returning to the clubhouse. Irreplaceable trophies and Babe Ruth era photos were lost. team owner Thomas evaluates rebuilding priorities and orders new gear from New York and Louisville. Felix Fazioli was hospitalized after a police transport.

Marely Valushie Dunn Babe. Ruth Thomas New York Louisville

Rail Wreck prompts rescue as Army and Navy aid

Army and Naval personnel aboard the lighted streamliner assisted rescue efforts after a wreck near Bellomont. Doctors nurses and ambulances from Williams Winslow Flagstaff and the Navejo Ord nance Depot aided the injured as rail damage and smashed cars caused delays and a temporary track was built for continuing traffic.

Willams Winstow Flagstaff Government Hospital Navejo Ordnance Depot Bellomont Winslow Arizona Flagstar

Army and Navy Union Auxiliary Meeting Minutes

The Ladies Auxiliary of Lieut. Joseph F English Garrison and the Army and Navy Union met to report on corn beef and cabbage supper and plan attendance at the department convention in Rochester in July 2023. Mrs. Charlotte Watson presided. Mrs. Alice O’Grady and Tillie Bouchey chaired committees for social events.

Joseph FP Amy and Navy Union Charlotte Watson Ghasan Alice O'Grady Department Rochester Tillie Bouchey

Home Bureau Agent To Visit Units In Nassau County

Home demonstration agent Miss Mabel A Wi plans visits to three Home Bureau units this week to aid next year’s program and discuss training schools. Meetings are scheduled at Forbes Manor, Mrs LeRoy Greenalch home, and Mrs Jessie Gibson home with Nassau leaders and officers. Police report a burglary at 43% Eighth Avenue. entry through the front door but nothing was stolen. Detective Michael J Kane led the investigation.

Mabel A Wi County Offcers Rendexe Forbes Manor LeRoy Greenalch Jessie Gibson Nassau Garner Honey Isabelle Nazie Eighth Avenue Michael J. Kane Detective Bureau

Fire Crews Battle Small Blazes in Lansingburg

Pumper Jr answered a rubbish fire at rear of 447 Third Avenue Lansingburg. Central Fire Station Squad Wagon was sent yesterday afternoon to 4 minor awning fires in front of King Drapery and Kiddie Shop 48 Third Street.

Pumper Jr Third Avenue Lansingburg Central Fire Station King Third Street

Nazis Mass Troops From Norway to Bolster France

London reports say Germany pulled at least 36 000 troops from southern Norway to reinforce forces in France and the Low Countries as Berlin experts predict a major invasion. Norwegian sources claim evacuees from Evje Gardermoen and Hvalsmoer camps and 30 000 troops from Bergen district were moved to Lillehammer for training before being sent overseas.

London Norway France Low Countries Berlin Tiegraph Evje Gardermoen Hvalsmoer Bergen Lillehammer

Brownell Opens Dewey Headquarters Today

Governor Thomas E. Dewey campaign headquarters for President opens at 10 am on the tenth floor suite of the Hotel Roosevelt in York. Herbert Brownell Jr. Republican National Chairman announced plans to appoint a 15 member campaign strategy committee representing three shades of opinion and geographic regions.

York Thomas E. Dewey Roosevelt Herbert Brownell, Jr

Shortage of Men Cuts Marriage Rate

The article notes a long term high marriage rate since 1840 but a shortage of eligible men due to emigration and military service overseas has slowed marriages in the country, according to the census bureau.

Nashington Armed Services Cea! Sux

President of Honduras Resigns Power Transfer Reported

Prensa Libre cable from El Salvador says General Tiburcio Carias Andino resigned as Honduras president yesterday and delegated powers to Vice President Abraham Williams. Honduras Congress meets at Tegucigalpa to act on the resignation.

San Jose Costa Rica Prensa Libre Salid el Salvador Tiburcio Carias Andino Honduras Abraham Williams Tegucigalpa

American Ambassador Steinhardt Heads Home From Turkey

Laurence A. Steinhardt, American ambassador to Turkey, has departed for the United States for consultations with Washington. Concurrently, British Minister and First Counsellor to the embassy, the Marquis de Bennett, was recalled and is expected to depart soon.

Nkara Uil Laurence A. Steinhard Turkey United States 3Ierridaie Bennett

Not Trivial We Hope New York Go-A German lsn' guaxe

Broadcast heard in Newark yesterday said Field Marsha Ervin Rommel is suffering again from 2 fever ailment and that his frontier physician has been called to the western front.

New York Newark Marsha Ervin Rommel Western Front

Cohoes Girls Enroll as Nurses Aids

Twenty five girls from the sophomore and junior classes enroll at Cohoes Hospital in the first session of the Junior Nurse Corps. Classes run at $20 with a schedule including demonstration and practice. Miss Arlene Shaw leads the corps with Mrs. Elaing Sertes assisting. Mrs. Thel Brown organized the enrollment. Obituary: Miss Gertrude Endertin dies in New York City. funeral held at Angus D. McAffer Funeral Home with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Trox.

Cokoes Hospital Seraneays Arlene Shaw Elaing Sertes Thel Brown Cohoes Gertrude Endertin New York City Angus D. MecAfer Yestes Dey Ikam George P. Mire Elvein First Saini Oiolated Oakwood Cemetery Trox

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