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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1945

Page

8

Dance to honor fallen Marine with proxy beau

Frances Newteen, aged 18, in white chiffon dress, kept birthday date with a proxy Marine from the Second Division after her brother’s death. Sergeant William Angelos Jr. traveled from Denver to Warner Robins Field to escort her at a candlelit dance hosted by the Fourth Marine Division. The event, arranged by Brig Gen Cates, featured orchids, gifts, and a birthday cake as she danced and remembered her brother with Marine support.

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Nazis Never Made Use of Poison Gas

Gen. Jacob L. Devers said Germany never planned to use poison gas as an offensive weapon. He noted Germany carried large anti gas stocks but withheld use, with only near scares reported by Allied troops on D Day and at Remagen Bridgehead. investigations found no intent to employ gas.

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Underground German Withdrawal Reflects Pressure on Forces

Fragmentary text notes Germans withdrew everything they wanted under pressure, signaling a retreat situation. The line hints at military actions but lacks full context or clear dates, units, or locations.

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