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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1945
Page
1
A battered report from Bournemouth England notes Allied forces pressuring German defenses as prisoners of war face harsh conditions. The piece quotes temporary captures and the uncertainty of the German hold on key positions amid ongoing fighting.
A perplexing newspaper fragment describes a dog that scratches and a quirky claim involving numbers and phrases. The readable bits mention Rex, Nate, Jesra, and a porch, with scattered references to ears, a package, and a puzzled outcome.
A memoir fragment details a Yugoslav guerrilla member who spent 38 days in solitary across six months, faced multiple attacks, and helped direct escapes. He describes underground organize and raids to save women and children threatened by Germans, including an escape from Muhloney camp and recovering from an Austrian doctor’s surgery before German forces arrived.
The text fragment references Gestapo, German forces, prison break, and Allied actions. It mentions a German jet plane and an escape among units, with scattered phrases about the war in Europe and American responses. Not enough coherent facts to form a full article.
S Sgt. David C. Childs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleaveland V. Childs of Montclair New Jersey formerly of 77 Maple Avenue Troy has been honorably discharged after more than four years of service. He served two Pacific tours including Guadalcanal New Caledonia and New Guinea Philippines and will rejoin the Bank of New York Tras Department.
The funeral of Pfc. Donald F. O’Hare, 17, wounded on Iwo Jima, who died Friday night in Bethesda Naval Hospital, will be held at 3 am tomorrow from the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Robert O’Hare, 155A Avenue A Water and 21930 Ave. from Lt. c’s Church, Waterville, where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment will take place in St. Patrick’s Cemetery There.
A satirical survey of inventions with patent claims. Notable items include William Dixon’s backwasher device for the shoulder, Norman Frost’s ten- fingered glove, a golf club with an extra finger hole, women inventors showcasing unconventional designs, and quirky contraptions from Misses McFayland Fromm and Edith Fromm.
Sheriff Philene F. Denver says the department will cooperate with rural landowners to stop unauthorized berry picking. Sheriff Craver reports rising berry theft around Grafton Petersburg Stephen Town and Berlin with owners posting no trespassing signs. He warns trespassers risk arrest and a costly confrontation with the county peace officers.
Clifford DeLong 74 and Norman Stafford 31 were sentenced to 2½ to 5 years in Clinton Prison at Dannemora and moved from Rensselaer County Jail. DeLong pleaded guilty to attempted assault involving a 15 year old girl. another related case involving a Schaghticoke child was in Stamford. Deputy sheriffs James P. De War Frank Mazarillo and James McLuecas transported the pair to Clinton Prison.
Navy commander Hiram Cassedy recalls a daring air sea rescue during a recent weeklong cruise. He and Groton Coans led a crew that saved two B 29 crews and two bomber crews from a downed Superfortress and a PBY Dum bo, with survivors aboard the submarine after a tense coastward run. Cassedy notes no enemy ships or planes were spotted during patrol.
The Court of Appeals weighs key rulings in the Albany County alleged grand larceny case involving Joel J. Murphy. Justice McLaughlin adjourns to August 6 in New York City as Murphy faces indictment for misappropriating 4320 from the Albany Democratic campaign fund. The transfer of the trial from Albany to New York hinges on juror selection issues.
Reports indicate July 4 as the appeal date for a Murky case with a ruling expected soon after. A separate election-related matter questions the validity of a special grand jury convened by an order of Judge Gev.Thomas E B Dewey may attend hearings in Usattine. A Troy Supreme Court justice Murray is said to have dismissed indictments against Albany County Democrats over the legality of the special jury selection.
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