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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
1
Italy's war ministry released figures stating 16524 CNHs killed and 1343 wounded in action against German forces since April. The report cites Italian losses with 40 Italians killed and 700 injured during a specific raid, while the agency notes a separate debrief on partners and broadcasts.
In Rensselaer County Court the murder trial of George Dapatéson is expected to start today. Jurors were selected after a lengthy process, with 12 slated to deliberate. Donaldson is charged with beating Edward Simpkin to death and burying the body at a sanitarium grave. The trial will extend into next week with strict guard and courtroom procedures.
A debate by the Eight and Forty Votes Donation To Health Fund of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Noble-Callahan Post rooms. They nominated Mrs Mee V Hennessey for le demi chapeau departementale deuxdieume and planned a larger kitchen fund donation to thank the post for room use. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for Was sau on July 9 with Mrs Coraline Marshall as hostess.
Supreme Headquarters allied expeditionary force in Paris reports 865,056 weapons and 1,379 vehicles lost by American forces in 31 months of fighting from D-Day to VE Day. The tally includes 361,226 small arms, 2,263 artillery pieces, 958 tank destroyers, 509 anti air weapons, 13 036 tanks and armored vehicles and 86,698 motor vehicles along with numerous engineering and special purpose items.
A degree will be conferred at 6 PM before the Bethle hem Star Chapter O ES meeting at the Troy Masonic Temple. Hostesses Mrs Anna Gordon and Mrs Bertha Diehl will greet attendees. Gertrude Woods and Oliver E Anderson will preside as officers during the floral degree and chapter birthday observance.
Summer uniforms and equipment issued to members of Company A Second Regiment as they prep for annual summer duty at Camp Smith Peekskill June 2 July 7. Lt Lester J Eustace commands drills at Troy Armory with Bayonet instruction led by Lt John Corcoran assisted by Sgt Arthur Servis.
Leonard B D Brownell district engineer of the State Department of Public Works for six counties since 1920 died at his home yesterday after a heart attack. Brownell native of Lasselle ville Fulton County was in charge of highways and canals in Oneida Madison Herkimer Montgomery Fulton Hamilton counties. He joined the department in 1904 as resident engineer at Syracuse and served here except for two years in Buffalo 1933 to 1945.
WFA district director Leo Fewers says potatoes are not frozen and the shortage is not weather related. He notes shipments from North Carolina Virginia and California arrive slowly because Army priority uses Europe first. Dehydrators get second choice and normal channels release smaller amounts.
Plass, 23 of 27 Second Street Albany, was sentenced to six months in Rensselaer County Jail by Police Justice LeVerne G. Lewis after pleading guilty to a third degree assault charge. Mrs Carmel Frankenbeck of 208 Second Street Albany reported the incident on the Duan Memorial Bridge at 2:30 p.m. Monday. Police later captured Plass with Albany police aid. he allegedly assaulted another woman on the Albany end of the bridge.
Frederick A. Wicholson of Albany was elected grand captain general of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of New York State at a Niagara Falls meeting Monday. John R. Gellman of Brooklyn, senior business officer of the Brooklyn State Hospital, won the post of grand commander.
The Troopers' Police Benevolent Association blasted Supt Jake Gatbey's remarks as misleading and a defense of executive department heads. The union accused state officials of blocking truth on conditions, citing the Honey resolution and changes to time off amid wartime constraints.
The RPI Women’s Club elected Mrs. Harry B. Anderson to a second term as president at the annual meeting held at the Masonic Temple. Officers reelected include Mrs. James B. Lloyd Gret as vice president and Mrs. Roland E. Trathem as second vice president, with Mrs. Arthur Halligan as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Fred C. Crowley as treasurer.
Coroner EJ Senn of Schenectady ruled no criminal negligence in the May 20 fatal accident on the Troy Schenectady road involving Walter L Day of Hiskayuna and William Disbennett of Nis kayuna. Diz Kennett, thrown from the car, died. Driver Day and Edward Ulrich escaped injury.
Announcement reported the execution of Vigton Blomenaert head of the pro Nazi Flemish brigade that fought the Russians on the eastern front. The report notes the act was carried out by Brunséls GB and was announced yesterday.
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