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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

22

Soldier’s Medal Awarded to Troy Sargeant for Bravery

Sgt Donald Mattoon of Troy receives the Soldier’s Medal for risking his life guiding a burning truck through a blocked road near a tank column in Merz France. He dismounted, moved the vehicle, and enabled the column to advance despite imminent explosion. He’s one of four brothers in military service, with three others already overseas or in combat.

Donald al Mattoon Frank Mattoon Tear Street Sixth Armored Divisio N Merz France Ufe Ris Agit Uo Pass Matrooe Spedal Germany Troy Public View Bakery William Mattoon Pearl Harbor Charles Mattoon Sir Raymond Mattoon Pacific

Former Trojan graduate earns Brook lyn Law School degree

Hugh McVeigh of New York former Troy resident and son of Mrs. Margaret McVeigh of Verona WN J graduated from Brooklyn Law School last Thursday evening. He trained in Lansingburgh schools and is a Lansingburg High School alumnus.

Trojan Hugh McVeigh New York Troy Margaret McVeigh Verona Brooklyn Law School Lansingburg Lansingburg High School

City Hall Plan Debated Amid Tight Deadlock

In Troy a heated council session ended with a 27 vote defeat on proposed city hall and recreation buildings. Alderman Smith pressed for a postwar project and a contingent architect deal while critics opposed a large mansion and Barker Park fate sparked clashes over funding and committee plans.

Line Two Alderman Smith Linex Ha F Aldermansion Prospect Park Smith Tank J. Hagen Troy Walter J. Shea Tenth Ward John 3 Ahern Cock’s Harold A. Sheldon Theopiee Ely Siderman Binn City Hall Darker Park Barker Park Trey Joseph W. Graham Frederick 3. Miller L. Frank Miller Shea Miller Reas Sheldon Colin Willetts Fifth Ward Rian Thomas H. Brown Brown

Okinawa Push to End Okinawa Fight and Future Projections

Soldiers and Marines completed a rapid southern sweep of Okinawa, clearing pockets of Japanese resistance. American forces warned of hidden threats as supplies and civilians remained a priority above burials. Tokyo acknowledged a small remaining garrison while U S task forces loitered offshore amid speculation on a strike against the homeland.

Conquess Pactic Fram Nippon Uvong Associated Press Vern Haugland Oli Sawa Dan Okinawa Tokyo Onits Garrizon U.S Okinawan Nimitz Buckner Harry Harttmern Cairo Army Medica Associated Pres Robert Geiger

Frisco Parley Advances Toward UN Charter Signing

The United Nations Conference moves toward a formal closure with committee approval of broader General Assembly powers to discuss any charter questions. Bolivian Victor Andrade credits Foreign Minister Herbert Evatt of Australia, as Secretary of State Stettinius announces the charter signing will occur Monday in a special room with a large table and flags. President Truman will attend the signing in New York, then return to Missouri to push Senate ratification.

San Francisco United Nations Truman Washington Cere General Assembly of Nations Assembly Security Council Victor Andrade Bolivia Waair Herbert V. Evaer Australia Stettiolus Independence Senate

USO Breakfast Shift Seeks Workers in Troy Lounge

The USO breakfast shift at the E50 Lounge in Troy needs substitute and permanent helpers. Each morning 20 to 50 servicemen are fed, sometimes up to 200, with juice eggs doughnuts toast and coffee. Mrs Charles J Kivtta leads the group. women able to help should register at the Lounge.

Troy Valoc Lounxe Charles J. Kivtta

Parent Night speech marks Troop 46 charter grant

Edward W. O'Brien vice president of the Troop Council led the annual Parent Night for Boy Scout Troop 46 at St Joseph's Hall. Fifteen scouts were nominated for a second class test under Oliver Dexter. meeting presided by assistant scout master Joseph Hunt.

Edward W. O'Brien Troon Iheome West District Jos Jserh Hunt

Okinawa Push Narrows Japanese Pocketed Defense

Frontline radio dispatches describe U S and Allied forces closing around three major Japanese pockets on Okinawa Island. They report Makabe Medeera and Medeera Makabe areas encircled by Seventh and First Marine Divisions, with heavy combat near Cape Ara and Hiyama ridge as civilians flee toward surrender.

Hiyama Ridge Okinawa Mabuni Medeera Makabé Aragachi Makabe-Medeera Tran Komesu Makabe Manabe Hili- $i Cape Ara Tenth Army Ohinaws

Cohoes Moose To Initiate Forty Candidates

The Cohoes Moose Lodge plans a Sunday ceremony at 3 pm to initiate about forty candidates named for Thomas Poe. The event at the Moose Lodge on Ontario Street will feature lodge officers and a banquet for attendees. Relatives may attend as entertainment programs are staged and a decoration is announced for James Miron of 75 Rensselaer Avenue with the 3rd Infantry Regiment in Europe.

Cohoes Lodge Order of Moose Bouchard James F. Bracken George Gagnes Augustis Gilden Charles M. Gilden Aigh Roland Bellerese Earl Brackes Bes Pyesent James Miron Rensseldner Avenue Europe

Local Social Notes Highlight Schuylerville Visitors and Wedding Plans

Schuylerville and Albany residents visit friends over the week. Carl Senson of Granville hosts, Capt. Joseph Sullivan visits his parents, and Seaman Timothy J. O’Brien Jr. visits his family. A bridal shower for Miss Mildred Hudson precedes her June 29 wedding to Alfred Shaw, with about 45 guests from nearby towns attending a yellow and white themed event at the Irvin home in Wynantskill.

Leo Benson Hudson Falls Charles Senson Grangerville Joseph Sulli John Bulli Broad Street Seaman Timothy J. O'Brien T. J. O'Brien Robert Phillips Navy Wisling Bart Phillips Burgoyne Street Chauncey deGarmo the Avy Arthur DeGarmo Victory Ruits Gerald Irvin Winantskill Aildred Hudson Alfred Shaw Gansevoort Wis Getormied Schusterville Greenrich Saratoga Springs Ballston Spa Air ,Hany, Trox Wynantskill

Local Social Figures and Visits Highlight Weekend

South Cambridge residents Grace Tollison Frances Ornam visited Mrs Edward Boom in Troy. Melrose couples Willard Jordan and Ralph Galloway with Edward Goodrich hosted a weekend gathering at Lake Lauderdale. Perry Kipp Stewart Kipp visited Mrs Aubert Sherman and Michael Sullivan's family in Lake Placid. Foster Gernan spent two weekends with sister Mrs Thomas Gannon in North Cambridge. Castagna and Van Crnam households hosted guests as Lake Castesvuna and Athens trips were enjoyed. A group of Greek refugees from Epirus submitted a memorandum to the Foreign Affairs Committee protesting perceived persecution in the region.

Grace Tollison Frances Ornam Edward Boom Troy Willard Jordan Melrose Ralph Galloway Edward RB. Goodrich Lake Lauderdale Perry Kipp Stewart Kipp and Airs Aubert Sherman Michael Sullivan Marie Lake Placid Mari T Almy Foster Gernan Thomas Gannon Gannon Cambridge Filmore Bensing C. Wihes van- Crnam Paul Har Cambridge L. B. Wilson Lake Castesvuna Athens PIA Ghern Epirus Foreign Affairs Committee Persecu Epirus Albania Greece

Cohoes C D A Members Adopt New Officers

Cohoes Catholic Daughters of America prepare to install newly elected officers at Sacred Heart Church on Court Street. District Deputy Nora Bergshamness of Green Island presides. Highlights include grand regent Mrs Flor rehce White and other officers such as Elizabeth McLoushlin vice regent and Ida Butter prophetess. Auxiliary meeting of ET Ruane Post American Legion set for Oneida Street. Sergeant James G. Cooley to Atlantic City for redistribution duties after ten months overseas and five air medals earned on B23 missions.

St. Bernard America Cohoes Nora Berg- Hlshe Hamness Green Island Helen Meroa Grand Regest Flor’ Rehce White Elizabeth McLoushlin Vica Margaret Walsh Ida Butter Mariza Hareiza SiOstas Agna Mae Bowman Mary McCormack Withelevine Brunet Lacturers Alms Sue Harrican Mary Welchiss Jane Gilton Marie Hiss Harei Donshue American Legion Arte Woolworth Remzen Street Redistribution Center James G. Cooley Canvass Street Army Air Forces Redistribution Center Atlantic Cooley S. Hs

Fourth Degree Knights Elect At Cohoes

The Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at Cohoes elected new officers during their annual assembly at Pempen Street Rome. Officers named include Faithful Navigator Connery and Faithful Admiral Ravthomd Cywr with other posts filled by Kasey J and Jogeps A Franklin among others. Two ceremonies with a ring ceremony were planned, followed by refreshments organized by the refreshments committee.

Colmbus Connery Wten Herses Keights Annisi Stepl Rome Pempen Street Burnsac Felthish Witla Kerse Ravthomd Cywr Faismtesdrike Jogeps A. Franklin Gsithful Kasey J Is Tyilticmey Outer Sentinel Rely Tegy Meys Dickey Emme Prana MacGregor

Cohoes officer to instruct Air Cadets veterans and promotions

Cohoes officer to instruct Air Cadets. Capt Lawrence G Rhenmeary, husband of a former Steephe Fountain, is a veteran of 13 missions in Europe. he returned last December. A Metro Patrician at 23 Cedar Street has been promoted to corporal at Camp Hood Texas. Eugene A Guzy, of Saretors Street, recently graduated from the aviation arc control course at Jacksonville Florida. The Cohoesier awaits assignment to an aviation squadron for active duty.

Lawrence G. c. Rhenmeary Marana aArmy A. A. Merzna Anz Metro Patrician Cedar Street Camp Hood Texas Corsara Eugene A Guzy Saretors Street Aviation Fire Control Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fia Cohoesier

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