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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1945
Page
3
Berlin presents a comparative summary of British and American bombing approaches. The piece notes German impressions of Allied airpower, the evolving wartime strategies, and public sentiment as the conflict stretches into months of sustained bombing campaigns.
Industrialists report factory access hindered by air attacks as British raids target Berlin. German officials claim bombing most effective. damage varies by area. Air Ministry building reconstruction spans two years with 1,009 workers aiming 40 percent usable by Sept. 4 and rest by 1947.
The Polish courts sentenced 30 German war criminals and traitors, with about 6,900 cases under investigation, according to the Polish press reported yesterday from Warsaw.
Railroads report 21 948 new freight cars in service and orders totaling 22 042 units as of July 4 the year shows both diesel and steam motive power. On order are 395 diesels 11 steam locomotives and two sets of imported units. In comparison last year total rolling stock in service stood at 41 235 with 285 steam engines and 303 other units. Nearby residents from Roxbury Mass visit relatives in Brookline and Cary amid a string of local notices.
Patricia Sturrang visited yearbes in town while Mrs. Peter Capuano of the local telephone office returns from vacation. Miss Minnie Taneili of Troy accompanies her parents to Poadam. Miss Betty Tierney comes back to Albany after visiting Mrs. Anna Tierney. Mr and Mrs. Robert N. Wilson return from Astoria to join Mary Ann Alexander at a guest of honor birthday event. Sir and Mrs George Tulip and family of Springfield Mass hosted relatives. Capuano relatives visit Rupert home. Fred W. Ladd comes back from Albany to join brother Clarence. Roy Casey and daughter Jean of Albany guest of Miss Anna Longevin. Mrs. Ernest Spathole and son ...
A group of American experts connected with the United Nations plans to assist China in battling a cholera outbreak. U S Army headquarters reports about 6000 Chinese affected and around 150 deaths since early June as the operation proceeds.
Congressional leaders forecast heavy government expenditures and high taxes after the war. Clarence Cannon warned postwar costs could exceed prewar levels with tens of billions needed for veterans aid and defense. Lawmakers debated tax levels, debt retirement, and reorganization of tax laws as fixed charges rise.
Miss Margaret Sweet of Bessex Junction VI died at home Sunday. Born in Stephens Town on Mount Whitehoes Farm, she was a school teacher in New York City for many years. Survived by sisters Marion Frose Elizabeth Sweet Howard Horton of Redlands Cal and brother Einathan Sweet of Portland Ore. interment in Albany Rural Cemetery.
The 15th Air Force is being disbanded and redeployed to the United States and the Pacific theater. At its peak in 1944 it comprised about 6,000 personnel with varied aircraft from light fighters to heavy bombers. It dropped over 209,000 tons of bombs on Italy Austria and Germany and used vast fuel and ammunition reserves.
A government official outlines budget trends noting controllable items such as public works relief and youth aid. He cites last year’s fixed commitments at 4.8 billion and projects 6.6 billion for 2346, with controllable expenditures at 2.0 billion and an estimate of 2.35 billion for 146.
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