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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1944

Page

6

Oldest Air Group Has Noble Record

The 15th Pursuit Group traces a storied history from World War I to World War II. Based at Eddleville Alabama, the unit produced many aces, ferried P-35s to England, supported North Africa and Sicily campaigns, and earned numerous Distinguished Flying Crosses and Silver Stars across about 1,000 missions.

Kilgallun Allied Air Force Tiste ENS Eddie Rickenbeeser Ore Roosevelt PAS Sukter AL Aa Atin Roose Et Norns Eddleville England Asia Italy Africa Om Bataan Iceland Yeeland Elisa E Shahan St George W. Va AAL PL North Africa Sicilian Cap Bor Tvo Sicily Balerno Pass Jeter

Postwar Rockets Seen To Transform Mail Cargoes And Travel

Marsheld OQ The postwar era may bring mass and express rocket shipments and faster air travel states G E L Pendray Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co. He predicts rockets could transport people at high speeds, aid aviation cargo and weather forecasting, with turbine power advancing aircraft and even buses and generators.

Ager Perdrey

Hudson Major Led Troops on Saipan

Mai Aimerin O'Hara of Findson and his Army battalion fought on Saipan. They needed days to maneuver around Mt Tepot thau, then pushed through Saipan's Geesh Walters to the sea. O'Hara said once they got rolling they were all right as few live Japanese were seen. The enemy waited for an advance then pinned Americans with machine guns and grenades before counterattacks.

Mai Aimerin O'Hara Findson Saipan Mt Tepotthau Geesh Walters Brejal O'Hare O'Bara

Dust Storms Rage Through Aleutians In Widespread Sand

Army engineers have spent years moving mountains and removing sand and ash to carve out space for bases in the Aleutians. Ten troops report sand in food beds and equipment as winds scour the islands. The harsh dust storms are described as a new challenge beyond wind snow sea and fog faced by the oldtimers.

Oklahoma Dust Bowl J Rorse

Laundry Sorter Finds 4300 Dollars in Wash Bundle

In Bay Shore Frank Manfridt sent a hamper bundle to Frank Morton the laundry truck driver. A sorter found a purse containing 4300 dollars in cash and certified checks inside the bundle and turned it over to Morton to return with the clean laundry. Manfridt offered a substantial reward.

Bay Shore BNS Frank Manfridt Frank Morton Manfridix

Battle scarred islands formed from Siberian winds and dust

Historians now say these Pacific islands grew from Siberian dust and volcanic activity. Powerful air bases will stay strong in peace, but dust threatens popular stations. Commanders plan to plant vegetation to bind soil, while pilots expect a postwar push to reseed with grass and fertilizer.

Siberia Pacific Japan

French Want De Gaulle Allies Told by Local Frenchman

In a village near the front a self appointed liaison, Leon le Batchelet, a one legged Frenchman, explains support for De Gaulle over Laval or Petain. He aids the mayor and works with Allied civil affairs, saying Normandy welcomed De Gaulle more than other regions and that rough transport and rationing continued despite war. On D Day locals stayed home or hid in trenches. five killed, two wounded later. Eisenhower advised staying out of the way.

France Monsieur Leon le Batchelet Vines Allied Civil Affairs Group Frank C. le Gost Vernon Satchelot Hheraton Msieu de Gaulle Normandy Pierre Laval Marshal Petsin Laval Petain Watives Batchelor Bateheiet Eisenhower

DDT Foe of Forests Targeted by New Spray in Colorado

DDT insecticide, used in Italy in World War II, shows promise against forest pests. In Colorado, tests in Rocky Mountain National Park and Roosevelt National Forest cover over 20,000 acres as spruce budworm outbreaks threaten pulp wood. Entomologist L. W. Orr notes DDT's strength against body lice and plant pests, with Canada and eastern U S forests also affected by budworm outbreaks.

Fort Collins Col Carrie North America Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain National Park Roosevelt National Forest Colorado L. W. Orr United States Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Selisville Canada United States Northeast

Nasi Stooges Stain In France Belgium

Dr. X D Wygant of the Rocky Mountain bureau reports on forest pest control using DDT. Experiments show the spruce bud worm dies on contact, not by eating poison, enabling sprays in limited plots. East coast dusting uses stomach poisons, but Rocky Mountain terrain requires ground or helicopter methods to cover larger areas.

X. D. Wygant Bureau Rocky Mountain Colorado Rocky Mountains New Mexico Wyoming

Waterford Native Listed Missing

Waterford native Captain James R. Geary Jr of the Eighth Air Force is listed missing following a bombing raid over Germany on May 2. Born in Waterford, he lived in Nyack with parents Mr and Mrs James Ralston Geary at 10 Jefferson Street. A highly decorated flyer, he holds the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, and three Oak Leaf Clusters. His brother Pvt F H Geary serves in Florida, and another brother, Daniel Geary, is returning from Bolivia where he was employed as a mining engineer.

James R. Geary Eighth Army Air Force Waterford James Ralston Geary Jefferson Street Nyack Captain Geary Germany Yack John Hooles Stanton Steamer Asine Florida Army Air Corps Daniel Geary Bolivia

McGee pleads not guilty in Troy Police Court

Peter McGee age 59 of Para Avenue faced two counts of fault related charges after pleading not guilty in Trey Police Court yesterday. case adjourned to Monday. Arrested by Central Station police following a Saturday night complaint from his wife Yolande McGee. FOLIO VICTIM DIES. Mrs. Rose Peters of Blasdell, aged 23, died Sunday in Meyer Memorial Hospital from infantile paralysis.

Peter McGee Para Avenue Trey McGee Central Station Yolande McGee Buffalo Cpi Rose Peters Blasdell Meyer Memorial Hospital

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