Bulgaria Asks Withdrawal of Nazi Troops
Premier Ivan Baghrjanov appeals to Germany to evacuate Nazi forces from Bulgaria. Indications suggest the request may be heeded.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1944
Page
12
Premier Ivan Baghrjanov appeals to Germany to evacuate Nazi forces from Bulgaria. Indications suggest the request may be heeded.
Readings from Bulgaria indicate the government aims to defend the nation while negotiating with the Allies to leave the war. German resistance to Bulgarian requests for aid is noted, and Nazi troops are reportedly weakened and reorganizing near Varna Burgas and along the Bulgarian front. German diplomacy shifts include Papen's return to Ankara as talks with Turkey and Russia unfold.
Hoosick Falls Company C Second Regiment New York Guard will resume drills after a layoff following its Seid training tour. Plans include continued camp programs, weekly drills, scouting and patrolling practice, extended order work, and a full day at the rifle range for 3 and 45 caliber weapons. The unit seeks new volunteers aged 18 to 43 as vacancies rise with expected strength growing from 67 to 73.
The report notes officers’ training at Camp Barkeley Texas. Willam F. E. Hauberg of Potter Hit returned to the country from Tralian has been assigned to Camp Butter North Carolina. Jons AL Shay was taken to Troy Hospital for treatment and Mrs Chaslez Reilly was taken to Samaritan Hospital Troy for observation.
Petersburg social blurbs list residents and visitors across Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns. Entries mention Mr and Mrs residents, weekend visits, and relatives visiting from Troy New York City Albany North Adams and North Petersburg. The notes also include a Home Bureau silver tea event and a funeral-related travel update.
The Dessert Bridge Cub entertained Mrs Herold Darrow at Miss Marian Tilly's home in Mechanicville last evening. Mr and Mrs Darrow depart next week for their new home in Troy. Supper and two tables of bridge followed. Awards went to Miss Helen Case and Mrs John McNary. Mrs Darrow received a silver gift.
Community notices report camp visits at Baliston Lake and travel between New York and Troy. Local clubs schedule meetings at Burden Lake and the Averill Park engine house. The Purple Heart is awarded to Pvt. George Phillips for Anzio injuries. Families host visitors from Hoosick Falls New York City Richmond Hll Troy and Bayonne with gatherings and dinners.
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