Senators Aid in Allied Peace
Senators Will aid in allied peace efforts as Washington debate over the charter continues. La Follette stresses sovereignty, while Revercoms praises resolved provisions and supports presidential decision on use of a protective force to guard national peace.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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West Virginia
Troy Soldier Wins Silver Star for Courage in Battle
Sergeant Hennessy of Troy, former corporal in Company A, 148th Infantry, earned the Silver Star for three hours of solitary fighting to defend a perimeter. He supplied his unit after ammo ran out and helped force the enemy withdrawal during battles in France Belgium and Germany. He trained at Camp Swift and Camp Maxey and went overseas September 1944. He attended Catholic Central High School and worked for Behr Manning Co. in Watervliet.
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Saisse
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France
Belgium
Germany
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J. Hennessy
Air Corps
Pacific Theater
Luzon
Edward
Eugene
Wiliam
Army
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Record Newspapers
Local Meetings and Visits Reported Across Eagle Mills and Vicinity
Eagle Mills Red Cross sewing meeting set at Church of Christ Thursday 1 to 4 PM with guest Mrs Harold Beckert of Saratoga Springs. GA Eagles hold gathering at Mrs Arnold W liner Thursday at 2 PM. Local residents, visits and weekend stays noted including Mr and Mrs Ray Simth and Jon George at Hampton Beach and Miss Audna Corrad with Mrs Myron Sherman in West Addison Vermont.
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Red Cross
Church of Christ
Harolld Beckert
Saratoga Springs
Charies Rebhun
Donna House of
Troy
Charies Covarad
Brunswick Road
GH Eagles
Arnold W. Liner
Ray Lo Simith
Jon George
Hempton Beach
Charles Trumble
Wr i Trumble
Pittsfield
Myron Sherman
West Aunes
Audna
Stella Bilson
China
Pire
Albany
Bally
J Som
Claude E. Richardson
Crapsie
Tray Mares
St . F
Robert Pomiso Maria
Allied planes bomb Bangkok rail hub in World War II raid
Liberator aircraft of the Eastern Air Command bombed Bangkok's principal railway station Sunday, derailing stock and destroying track sections. Spitfires supported ground operations in the river area to mop up Japanese positions and trench works, while the Fighting Army reported heavy enemy losses over the week as remnants of the 28th Army retreated.
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Calcutta
Eastern Air Command
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Trai
BEA
28Th Army
Time Near To Change Flower Beds At Methodist Church
The center Brudawick Methodist Church and Mrs Walter M Ont of Long Beach and Troy announce August services paused due to vacation. Church remodeling planned and grounds work to remove old paper by the Wat Brezetion group. Youth Caravan Week closes with a candlelight service and gifts to workers.
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Walter M. Ont
Long Beach
Troy
Robert Potlock
Facia
Wells
Charles Trum
Frank Fisher
Harold Fisher
la- Fos
Otay Hewitt
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Methodist Church
Harold , Miller
Charles L. Trimble
Emil F. Riegert
Kenseth Darrow
Suapper
John C. Wilson
Falcoxs
Edna Ward
Counelor
Estella Corinel
Richmond
Mery Nell Sells
Picayune
Lawrence Sherwood
Ronceverte
W. Va
Ie Claireez
Mise
Army Proves Air Freighting Worthwhile
A long survey by the U.S. Office of Public Relations concludes air freight proves more efficient than overland convoy routes for Lend-Lease materials to China and Burma. It notes Ledo Road opening in Jan 1945 boosted tonnage, with airlift via the Hump supplementing supply lines through Calcutta and Assam as operations shift under Lt Gen Raymond Wheeler in the Southeast Asia Command.
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Puptic Relations Division
Souptesst Ani Command
China
Arete
Oyerland Coure Dor
Ledo Zerdis
Southeast Asia
Ledo Road
Cis
Hive Tong
Sarnia
Himelawan
Morthaiy
Raymond Elar Ja
China Wheeler
Russia
Persian Gulf
Iran
India
Burma
Dam II Sultan
New Delhi
Mountbatten
Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
Wheeler
Calcutta
BattaHong
Chita
Hoogaiy River
Bay of Bengal
Karachi
Calcuta
Assam
Stevens Nut to Ask Extension of Leave
Stevens Nut will not seek an extension of leave this week and will report for duty when it ends. Maj G Raisey Stevens, stationed in Europe, faces trial in Fairfield County Superior Court on charges of manslaughter over the June 23 shooting of Albert Kovacs in New Canaan. Mrs Stevens has been free on $15 000 bond since July 12 after being bound over to the superior court.
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Bridgeport
Conn
G. Raisey Stevens
Uis
Sionth
Imogese
Fairfield County
Perial Court
New Cannan
Stevens
Liherty
Shea
St Petier Court
Cooper Theodore Steiber
Albert Kovacs
South Norwalk
Charles Miron
Young Rovacs
Milton
Rail Route Toward China Supply Lines Expands
American Army railroaders report progress on Bengal and Assam Railway operations toward joint track use. Freight bottlenecks remain as trains cross rivers by ferry and hubs in northeastern India. planes from Leda railhead carry emplaced autos to Chita, then road convoys move toward Kunming. Militia lines link Calcutta and Kunming aiding China supply pledges.
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Bengal & Assam
Leda
Ter
Moet
Chita
Kunming
China
Calcutta
Soong Replaced as Foreign Minister in Cabinet Shuffle
Chungking reports a cabinet shake up with P. V. Soong removed from foreign minister post but remaining premier. Dr. Wang Shih Chieh, ex minister of information, succeeds him. Shen Shih Teal loses agriculture and entry duties to Kyu Ching Kang. Executive Yuan orders the changes amid ongoing Stalin negotiations.
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Chungking
Potsdam
Soong
Shen Shih Teal
Kyu Ching Kang
Executive Yuan
Veteran 14-year-old in Army returns home with medals
A 14 year old Texan, Robert Kelso of Houston, arrives home with Purple Heart and two battle stars after six months in France and Germany. He says he will be 15 on September 2 and joined the Army by falsely reporting age. authorities are reviewing his statements. Kelso, nicknamed Junior, was wounded during mopping up in Germany and later awaited discharge while hoping to remain in the Army or return to high school.
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Texas
Svernleas
Chay
Boston
Howe
Robert Kelso
Houston
France
Germany
Fort Si
Obi
Tefe High School
Moni
Acme
Kelso
Opperhapel
Ciloria
Shunned Drinking Water But Lived to 92
Memphis man CPI-L. O. Read defied doctors by avoiding water and drinking tea coffee and fruit juices. He died at 92 in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
CPI
L. O. Readhéver
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New York Daily News
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