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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

13

Specialists Train B29 Tightening Engineers for Warplane Needs

The article notes a new group of B29 tightening engineers training under the AAP Training Command to ensure precision in mechanical operations aboard the Super Fortress. These specialists work alongside aircrew to coordinate complex, delicate systems and maintain the aircraft's performance for planned bomb runs over Axis skies.

Vilowry Field Denver America Japan AAP Srodaro Watc- Judgmen

Training Command refines flight engineers at Lowry Field

The article describes the Air Arm training command select and train flight engineers. It notes the rigorous screening at Lowry Field Colorado and the relocation of the program from Shepard Field Texas to Salina Kansas. It highlights the B 25s new separate engineering station and the demanding course lasting weeks with long hours.

Lowry Pield Rockies AAD Shepard Field Texas Lowry Field Army

Training Methods for B 29 Flight Engineers Highlight Intensive Program

Officers describe a rigorous course for B 28 Superbomber flight engineers emphasizing nightly study sessions not lower than three hours, advanced mechanics, aircraft systems, and instruments. The program gradually builds from fundamental technical work to cruise planning, mission analysis, and simulated combat flights testing judgment and endurance.

Studine Cémek Bke Mus Fis

Tito's Partisans Land On Dalmatian Islands

A Tito communique reports Yugoslav partisan forces landed on Peljesac Kercuta and Mjet islands off the Dalmatian coast. It states over seventy Germans were killed and 180 captured during the operation. The coast op opposite the islands was mopped up and Finan east of Siberia was captured on the mainland.

London Marshal Tito Peljesac Kercuta J Mjet Dalmatian Finan Siberia

Schaghticoke Airs and Visiting Families Across States

A series of short notices lists individuals visiting relatives and friends in New York and nearby states. Names include Oliie Portier in Staten Island, Mrs Lottie Renwick in Elsmere, Mrs George E Foster in Boston, and Jean guests like Miss Marie Foley in Troy, plus church and picnic mentions and a Matthew Vial stationed in Maine.

Oliie Portier Staten Island Lottie Renwick Elsmere Alice Littte George E. Foster Jacob Herrington Boston Merton L Roy Troy Neffie B. Leyfield Donald Button William W. Edwards Frankin Robert Connolly Rensselaer James Cronk Marie Foley Williem Foley Migs Lois Pecor St. Mats Hospital Amsterdam James Pecor Kitty Lou Janice Mack Albany David Welch Ade. Ostrander Talend Island Frank Cleaves Walter Lathroote Mary of Schenectady Edgar H. Brown Marjorie Abrams Leo Abrams Ams Henry Williams Margaret Jackson Sidney Greenaway Toronto Canada Cynthia Deeh Alice Little Jane Wicks Warren’ W Verherk Presbyterian Church Green Mountains Institute Poultney First Fair Grounds Patricia Ann Grieves Billy Grieves Louis. &. Martin Alice van Wert Arthur Woite Melrose Matthew Vial Sait Maine Daniel Viall

Community group to hold church event August first

A local gathering hosted by the United Society of the Presbyterian Church is scheduled for August 1 at 2:30 PM. The committee in charge includes Louis F. Martin Mrs. LD Clark and Mrs. George Gifford.

Agums Mast Thie Jones Brothers Tet Dy United Society of the Terian Church Mire James Atvs Louis F. Martin Clark George Gifford

Pittstown Sunday School Picnic at Lake Lorraine

The Pittstown community holds its annual Sunday School picnic at Lake Lorraine tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Herbert Guile of Buskirk spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Dick.

Lake Lorraine Herbert Guile Buskirk Charles Dick Archie Church Poestenkill Merrit Collins Edmund Madigan Fira Watervilet Catherine O'Brien Adeline Haot Harold Hofay Navy

Mrs Luce Plans Campaign Tour In Own Behalf

Mrs Luce plans a campaign tour in August limited to weekends near Washington to avoid neglecting congressional duties. Miss Martin of the Republican National Committee said Luce would dedicate her speaking talents to national work while maintaining her Connecticut Fourth District duties and a possible September start to broader campaigning.

Jane Cochran New York Connecticut Clare Boothe Luce Enserack Orates Marion E Mertin Esfcart Republican” National Committee Lace Miss Martin Repubticar Wotres Lece Bes Tram Cenneetticut

New Cooling System For Tired Feet

An advertisement promotes a cooling system claimed to ease burning feet and tired muscles. It urges readers to try the product, describing relief from pain, itching, and calluses, and invites direct purchases.

Fox

Republican Women Prepare Speeches Amid Campaign Developments

Miss Martin notes uncertainty about speakers for upcoming GOP events and predicts speeches will focus on campaign developments as they unfold. She comments on the role of glamorous speakers and the need to balance wartime considerations with political messaging.

Miss Martin Martin

Rounds Reasonable New York War Agency Tax List Read

A fragment from a wartime New York notice discusses a tax list and its publication under an official list. The readable portion mentions a benefit and a possible completion of a sentence about a reader’s wonder. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context.

New York

Invention Aims to Stop Pilots From Going Through Windshield

A fragmentary note describes an idea to halt an aircraft from crashing by preventing pilots from striking the windshield. The writer mentions a braking system and an extremely high speed of 409 miles per hour as context for the invention.

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