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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1943
Page
5
A dense list of local and network radio programs with times, show titles, and hosts across morning, daytime, evening, and late night slots. Includes music, news, religious programs, dramas, markets, and war-era features featuring numerous stations and performers.
Poestenkill Edison Mott of New Jersey visits friends this week while Walter Hughs stationed at Davisville Navy Yard spends a furlough with his wife and son Edward. The Poestenkill 4 H Club met at Mrs Gerald Dayton s home and elected Wilma Wendell president Wina Prediger vice president Elizabeth Miller secretary Carolyn Christie news reporter Nina Prediger song leader Barbara Sica treasurer and Lois Dayton sympathy member.
The Navy reported Attu casualties at 1,535 with 342 killed, 1,135 wounded, and 58 missing as of Tuesday midnight. Japanese losses were 1,791 dead counted by U.S. forces with 11 prisoners. Tokyo radio claimed 3,000 total. Small bands of Japanese roamed areas, but no organized resistance remained.
A.P. reporting from Stockholm says Nazi sources admit little optimism for Axis victory and foresee a possible compromise peace to avert total disaster. Government circles note morale dip at home while leaders like Count Reischach attack dissent and Robert Ley urges unity amid bombed cities.
The League for Service held its June meeting at the Reformed Church with 42 present. New members welcomed, birthday dues collected, rug fund over $100, picnic planned for June 25, committee volunteers named, officers reporting. Local residents noted: John Simpkins recovering from surgery, Mrs. Woollett moving to Indiana, Mrs. Laraway joining husband in Los Angeles, and visits from Mrs. Gardner. Girl Scouts Court of Honor set for June 11. War Stamp sales reported at $43.65 for the day, $2,897.65 to date. Also an item notes Nazi raid on a southeast English town with damages reported.
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