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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1943

Page

5

Attu Island Battle Ends in Over 400 Japanese Killed

United States forces completed mopping up Attu Island with more than 400 Japanese troops slain in a series of patrols and skirmishes near Chichagof Harbor. Three American columns joined forces, breaking organized enemy resistance as pockets in the hills were stamped out.

Washington Attu Island Navy United States Chichagof Harbor Attu Chichagof Fish-Hook Ridge Fish-Hook Fish Hook Ridge

Balkan Royalty Defer Marriage

King Peter II of Yugoslavia and his 22 year old fiancée Princess Alexandria of Greece said they will marry after the war. The monarch told the London Star they would wed as soon as hostilities end and expressed their wish to marry if not for the conflict.

London Peter II Yugoslavia Alexandria Greece King Peter London Star

Local Dignitaries and Visitors Over Weekend

Pownas Miss Florence E. Lewis of Wee Hawken New Jersey spent the weekend with her mother Mary E. Lewis. Mrs. Leslie Stanclift and friends of Hinsdale New Hampshire have been spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Stanclift's father George Mayhew. Miss Ruth Gallant of South Shaftsbury a former Oak Hill teacher was a guest here over the weekend holiday. Francis E Haley son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Haley aged 17 went to Pittsfield Saturday and enlisted in the Navy. He is to report for final examination at Springfield Thursday.

Florence E. Lewis Weehawken N. J Mary E. Lewis Leslie Stanclift Hinsdale N. H Frank L. Haley Pittsfield Navy Springfield

Attu War Dispatches Spotlight Oddities and Valor

A Attu Island report captures strange scenes from Holtz Bay and Massacre Bay. A veteran crew recalls Pearl Harbor, while a reporter in Holtz Bay narrowly escapes, chased by an unseen threat. Elmer Lomas earns praise for a night mission through Japanese lines.

East Side Midweek Prayer At Pawling Avenue Church

East Side residents will hold a midweek prayer at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church at 7 45 pm with choir rehearsal to follow The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a Saturday food sale with Mrs Ernest Bonesteel in charge Miss Lucy Brown of 21 Munro Court has returned from a month in the South visiting friends in Richmond Va with Mrs William Whitlow and later Blanch Kells and her mother in Kissimmee Fla The Kells formerly from Spring Avenue now winter in Florida and summer in Holowville

Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service Ernest Bonesteel Lucy Brown Munro South William Whitlow Richmond Blanch Kells Alice Kells Kiselmmee Fla Kells Spring Avenue Florida Holjowville Woman's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church Effie Pohl Archie Hunt Orrin Lreson Elmer McClellan Raymond Castle Camp Pickett Leroy Castle Bertram McNary Washington, D. C Samuel McNary Mary O'Donnell East Rockaway Helen Kane Boy Scouts Frear Park Troy Manton Spauldings Con James East Greenbush Edwin Herrington

Chinese Spring Trap on Japs Threatens Annihilation

Chinese forces trapped five Japanese divisions near Ichang in Hupeh Province after counterattacks began near Yuyankwan. Allied air support and Chinese-piloted pursuits damaged Japanese air power, with estimates of 23 or more planes destroyed on the ground and several intercepted. The operation aimed to halt a major push toward Chungking and the Yangtze defenses.

Chungking TTP China Yangtze River Techang Hupeh Ichang Chiang Kai-shek Yuyankwan Changyang Yangtze

Belgians Executed by German Occupation Authorities

London dispatch reports eight Belgians executed by German forces on charges of organizing attacks on Nazi sympathizers and sabotaging military activities. The item also lists weekend visits by local families and scout activities at Frear Park Troy and other social notices from Averill Park Granville and East Greenbush.

London Vpt

Civilian Flyers Group Entered War Early

The Civil Aeronautics Administration claims it was among the first government agencies to enter the war. A spokesman notes that about 75 percent of the Royal Air Force Eagle Squadron were CPT graduates before Pearl Harbor and U.S. entry. He adds roughly one third of military trainees then had civilian pilot training and cites Doolittle’s flyers emerging from civilian training. He also mentions CPT graduates like Captain Joe Foss and Civil Air Patrol volunteers contributing through patrol and courier duties, with CAA data aiding armed forces in identifying planes and owners.

Washington INS Civil Aeronautics Administration R.A. F Eagle Squadron CPT Pearl Harbor Doolittle Joe Foss University of South Dakota Uncle Sam Civil Air Patrol CAA

After War Air Transport Seen To Boom Says Spokesman

The spokesman predicts a postwar surge in private aging and skyways with a new era in air transport. In other news, Frederick Wadsworth 49 of Rochester was killed instantly when his newspaper delivery truck was struck by an eastbound locomotive at a grade crossing.

Bath Frederick Wadsworth Rochester

Memorial Day Toll Falls From 230 Deaths Nationwide

The Associated Press reports Memorial Day weekend fatalities at 230, below last year and the peacetime average. California led states with 30 deaths, traffic deaths 20, and eastern states 24. Also notes several specific causes and public restrictions. Aged Batavia reporter Donald Bain MacKenzie dies at 86 after long illness.

Associated Press Armed Services California Pennsylvania New York Upstate Batavia Donald Bain MacKenzie Gensee County Batavia News

Chelton the pompedour joins crochet contest stir

A high spirited young designer named Chelton bursts into the crochet scene with Celtic motifs, drawing attention at a local craft showcase and signaling a lively new thread in the needlework quarter.

Pompedour Chelton

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Attu Landing Holtz Bay Massacre Bay North Atlantic Elmer Lomas Elmer East Side Dahlia Peerless Heart of China Averill Park Jane Roberts Granville JRSC Thewan I Kong China Sea Ehmai Tokyo Chelton Chambray Brooks Bros Nell Mother’s Silks Budget Cotton Shop Rayon Chambray Biripa
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