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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

15

Allied Air Armada Opens D Day Prelude With Massive Bomber Assault

Allied air forces unleashed a record aerial onslaught over Normandy and northern France as 1000s of bombers and fighters struck German positions ahead of ground troops. R A F Lancasters and U S Eighth Ninth Air Force aircraft fought over Caen and Stuttgart, with heavy bombs and 1000 pound fragmentation ordnance. Three American planes were reported lost and twelve enemy craft downed in initial reports.

London Normandy Battlefront Caen Sir Bernard L. Montgomery Sana Disn France Robot R.A. F. Bomber Command Air Ministry Stuttgart Germany Ammada

State Department Takes Firm Line on Argentina

The United States states it will not recognize Gen. Edelmire Farrell's government until there are conclusive acts showing fundamental changes in Argentine policy toward the United Nations. Escobar’s recall prompts expected clashes as Washington and Buenos Aires prepare to redefine their stance with Latin American allies. Meanwhile, Allied air forces conducted heavy raids on Berlin Aachen and other targets in Germany, boosting bombings around Nantes and Caen with Lancaster aircraft striking oil depots and fuel storage.

Washington UPI United States Edelmire Farrell United Nations Adrian C. Escobar Buenos Aires Escobar State Department Latin America Great Britain Exselbar Berlin Aachen Belgium Frankfurt Germany Normandy Air Ministry Ofd Conges Loire River Nantes Boulogne Dunkirk Pas de Calais Donges Mee Isle of Guernsey Caen Normand Arras Lemany FAA Els Rome Rhone Valley

Waterford Red Cross dressing unit meets to fold dressings

The Red Cross surgical dressing unit will meet today from 6 to 9 30 PM at the First Presbyterian Church Joba House Memorial to prepare bandages under Mrs B Emerson Devitt. A second session Thursday runs from 3 30 PM to 6 30 PM with the same purpose as volunteers work to fill a high local quota.

Red Cross Joba House First Presbyterian Church B. Emerson Devitt

There Is No Greater Ally of the Man Behind the Gun

There is emphasis on the importance of good vision for soldiers and the military. The text asserts vision determines efficiency in fighting and that most knowledge comes from sight. It urges obtaining proper eye care to improve precision and reduce injuries.

America

Sixth War Loan Drive to Start Armistice Day

The Sixth War Loan planned to begin Armistice Day and run through Pearl Marker Day December 7. It may be named Victory Loan if war continues. The 5th loan topped goals and sales could exceed 20 billion dollars, with Treasury balance around 27.6 billion.

Washington Treasury

Electricity Cures Hiccoughs Says Patient Plans Replies

Lawrence Schone of Los Angeles reports he was cured of two weeks of hiccoughs by electrical shock therapy. He plans to answer hundreds of letters and telegrams offering remedies. Proposals include warm beer, mustard plaster, mare’s milk, Eried Tish potatoes poultice, and jerks on the tongue.

Los Angeles UPI Lawrence Schone

Italy to Buy Its Own Relief Goods in Standstill Plan

Washington reports that the Italian government may purchase its relief supplies with invasion funds as part of a broader effort to normalize postwar relations. Plans include using Italian funds to pay Allied troops and freeing blocked balances for diplomatic and relief costs, with UNRRA consideration pending a September meeting.

Washington Talia Aly Rome United States Army Lusty War Department Italans Italy Alved England Neveral Britain United States Tkaly United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration UNRRA Council Poland France Holland Norway Belgium United Nations Moantreal UNREA

Two Escaped Convicts Recaptured by Warden

Clinton Prison inmates Earl Landers of Amsterdam and Clifford Ruth of Albany were recaptured Monday night after escaping Sunday from a prison lumber camp near Dannemora. They were found near Edlenburg about twenty miles away. Warden Vernei Jackson and two aides helped capture them. Landers is serving two and one half to five years for grand larceny. Ruth is serving ten to twenty years for burglary.

Clinton Prison Dannemora State Correction Department Associated ‘Press Earl Landers Amsterdam Clifford Ruth Albany Camip Edlenburg Dannempera Yvernei! Jackson Aidas Landers

Boy 4-Year-Old Injured At Prospect Park Pool

Richard Crooks, four, of 2648 Sixth Avenue, received a cut to the sole of his right foot at the wading pool in Prospect Park. He was treated at Samarit an Hospital yesterday afternoon and brought home by Patrolmen William Cunningham and Joseph Derkowi of Central Police Station.

Waterford Joseph A. Batts Arkansas Joseph Reilly Third Street Northside Houston Tex Blanch Fairfield Fifth Washington, D.C Pvt Everett S. Fairfield Walter Reed Hospital That City Richard Crooks Samaritan Hospital Prospect Park William Cunningham Joseph Derkowi Sky Central Police Station

Fire destroys boy's playhouse at James Street

A fire last night destroyed a boy's playhouse at the foot of James Street. Firemen from Pumper 3 were summoned around 9:30 pm. The origin of the blaze is undetermined and under investigation.

James Street Pumper

Coast Guard relaxes waterway identification rules in New York area

Coast Guard orders relaxed identification card rules on New York Harbor and connected waters from Bear Mountain to Perth Amboy. The move, announced by Rear Admiral Stanley WY Parker, applies to waters in New York and New Jersey including the Hudson River and nearby bays, clarifying that cards are for identification, not passes.

Hudson River Bear Mountain Bridge Mone's River Coast Guard New York New Jersey Stanley WY. Parker Coast Guard of Aver Yesterdax Watemweys Great South Bay Pacénic Bay New Jersey Island Navesing Sarewsbury Raritan Perth Amboy Passaic Hackentsck New York Harbor The

Hudson Valley Lodge Plans Officer Installation Night

Hudson Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows discusses installing officers at the 11th Street Temple. Hans P. Lund presides. Abe Wolvns to serve as installing officer. Guests include William J. Phillips George Brown and Arthur W. Morton as visiting speakers.

Hudson Valley Lodge Odd Fell Ows SL 11Th Street Temple Hans P. Lund Noble Grand Abe Wolvns Snong William J. Phillips Jatavia Pest George Brown Greenwich Pagtland Arthur W. Morton Supreme Aienarees Order of Samaritans

Sacred Heart Parish Plans Annual Block Party

Sacred Heart Parishioners outlined plans for the annual block party at Sacred Heart Church. The event will be on the Spring Avenue side of the church property with committees to be announced at the next general meeting led by Edward W. Golden as general chairman and Mrs. Edward Schultz as co chair.

Sacred Heart Church Spring Avenue Edward .W. Golden Edward Schultz

Literature Committee Elects Miss Magill Chairman

Miss Gertrude Magill was elected chairman of the newly organized Literature Committee to promote better reading in the vicinity at an organization meeting recently at The Troy Hotel. Miss Anne Jarosz was named cochairman with Mrs. Henry Murray secretary and Miss Helen Dahlele assistant secretary and Missante Judge treasurer. Arrangements were made to open a lean library of selected popular books in September with contributions from friends and members.

Gertrude Magill Troy Hotel Anne Jarosz Henry Murray Helen Dahlele Missante Judge

Mine Workers Local Elects Delegates for National Convention

Christopher W. L. Gielby and Thomas Casey were named delegates to the United Mine Workers national convention to be held in Indianapolis in September. The election occurred at Local 12033 of Hudson Valley Fuel Co members, Magnus Rasmussen presiding at 31 Fourth Street. John Caney was installed as vice president.

Christopher WL Gieolby Thomas Casey Indianapolis Hudson Valley Fuel Co United Mine Workers Magnus Rasmussen Fourth Street John Caney

Lansingburg Boys Join Craft Work Camp Activities

Thomas J. Baferty announces summer camp crafts for Lansingburg boys focusing on wood burning and wooden sandals. Assistants Hayward and Que will help teach during the first week alongside daily swimming and a planned field trip to Exgie Mills and a Coca Cola plant visit. Oscar E Enquist reports tomatoes and corn at Lansinghore Farms, with garden plots prioritizing member families.

Oscar E Enquist Lansinghore Ears

Marcantonio Accuses Forged Petitions in 18th District Race

New York candidate Marcantonio charged that 750 names on the nomination petitions for Martin J. Kennedy Democrat were forgeries. He spoke after leaving the office of assistant district attorney Alexander Dreiband as District Attorney Morgan announced an investigation into irregularities in petitions for both candidates.

New York

Corinth Draft Board Inductee List From Contingent Call

The Corinth Draft Board 361 called a contingent for induction this month listing registrants: Palmer William Bartlett Basse W Milligan Chester AL Tucker Harry LeRoi Washburn Robert E Merchant Schusterville HL DeFor South Glens Falls Charles L Chase Donald L Green James F Gormley Robert V Church Ralph D Hak Northumberland Frederick W Worthen Greenfield Center George W Stanissonsie Gansevoort Carl K Beagle.

Corinth Draft Board Palmer William Bartlett Basse W. Milligan Chester AL Tucker Corinth Harry LeRor Washburn Robert E. Merchant Schusterville Paul “Hl DeFor South Glens Falls Charles L. Chase Donald L. Green James F. Gormley Rovert V. Church Ralph D. Hak Northumberland Frederick W. Worthen Greenfield Center George W. Stanissonsie Gansevoort Carl K. Beagle

King George VI Tours Naples Allied Shipping Hubs

King George VI of England inspects wartime shipping at Naples harbor during a behind-the-lines visit. He moves between headquarters with a rugged schedule, greeting newsmen and photographers and exchanging handshakes as he surveys Allied shipping facilities.

King George Naples Fifiv George VI of England

Upstate University Receives Multiple Bequests

Canton officials announced receipt of a 132000 check from the estate of the late Miss Jennis Dean of Gouverneur. Other bequests totaling about 150008 came from Mrs. Elizabeth Dow Clemson of Middletown and an undetermined sum from Mrs. Bessie F. Kepler Morley.

Canton St. Lawrence University Jennis Gouverneur Elizabeth Dow Clemson Middletown Bessie F. Kepler. Morley

Eisenhower Returns to Beachhead for Last Minute Talks

General Eisenhower makes sixth visit to the Allied beachhead at Nosrand for an eleventh hour conference with Generals Bernard Montgomery and Omar Bradley. They plan further coordination with British and American ground forces after a bombarding sortie and a Normandy landing strip stopover before returning to Montgomery's headquarters.

Allied Expeditionary Force Dwight BD Eisenhower Nosrand Eir Bernard L. Montgomery Omar X. Bradley Americas Sarrish i Dominions Sulfor & Paddfest & Gis Normandy Landing Strip Trakspore Montgomery's

King Sees Japanese Tactics Shifting But War Likely Continues

Admiral Ernest King, chief of naval operations, expressed doubt the new Japanese cabinet will end hostilities. He expected some change in war tactics and said a decisive naval clash remains uncertain as Tokyo could shift toward defensive or aggressive methods, with potential impact on sailors and recruits.

Washiotren Ernest J. King Navy King Hing

Strikes Decline In June National Labor Report

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 300 strikes in June, down from May’s 610. June involved 155000 workers, with 632000 man-days idle, less than one tenth of one percent of available working time, compared with May 1,460,000 idle days.

Washington

Escaped Nazi Thumbs Ride With State Police

Hans Flunkert former axl sergeant escaped from a plant in Denton Maryland and rode a car radio cruiser on Route 13 near Greenwood Delaware. Delaware State Police recognized him from a broadcast description and returned him to Camp Somerset Westover Maryland.

Greenwood Del Calan Camp Somerset Westover Delaware State’ Police Hans Flunkert Axl Huttle Lumber Co Denton

Seven Cohoes Girls to Take WAC Tests

Seven Cohoes girls will travel to Bleghamston for Women’s Army Corps examinations as the age limit restricts applicants mostly under twenty. The local WAC headquarters seeks women aged twenty to fifty with two years of high school to join the largest postwar training effort, with medical fields in greatest need.

Cohoes Bleghamston Enders Seine Tere Fis Wat WAC Oped Ty IWGS Yyoung IAAY Sfly Gam

Christmas Mail Warning From Cohoes Postmaster

Cohoes postmaster Michael O'Donnell urged early mailing of Christmas packages for overseas servicemen with a cutoff of October 13. Residents were asked to have parcels ready by September 15, the start of the mailing period for all Army branches. Packages must meet weight limits and avoid alcoholic beverages matches or perishables. University assigned. Liew John 4. oung of the army Medical Corps, has been assigned to Camp Grant.

Michael O'Donnell Cohoes O'Donnell Army Liew John Army Medical Corps Camp Grant Grant Howard Street

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