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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1946

Page

12

Army Post Closed at Sampson Center After POW Return

The Army post at Sampson Center ended operations yesterday after the departure of Maj WS Ci Allen and the last German war prisoners. The center had been run by the Security Command since September 1845 and was tied to an ongoing Navy gala held yesterday.

Simpson Sleds Navy Alin Avity Secanit Service Command Mj WS Ci. Allen Europe Gill ‘Chey

Three inseparable pals boost Penn College spirit

Penn College in Pennsylvania highlights three inseparables, including a wheelchair user nicknamed "phauttour," who pledge daily support and camaraderie. The piece notes their close bond, campus pride, and ongoing efforts to balance studies with personal challenges, as reported by local papers.

Louisville Twins Die in Auto Crash

Two Louisville twins, Willis and Charles, died when their car left the highway near Jefferson County. Willis served 16 major engagements in the Pacific aboard the aircraft carrier Langley. Charles died minutes after police arrival. both had Navy service records.

Louisville Twins Pacific Langley Charles

Future U S Lawyers Will Be Internationalists

Dean James M Landis of Harvard Law foresees a shift toward international law education and practice. He notes the need for international adjudication and regulation, and warns progress comes late rather than too far. The report discusses regulatory issues in aviation and global cartel concerns as part of rising internationalism.

Gandvidee Mass James M. Lanitis Marvard Law Selinor Dean Landis James B. Conant Harvard

Limehouse Dens Fall Victim to Ar Attacks

London police report Limehouse dens fall to ar attacks as wartime dangers spread through the mews and Chinatown areas. The piece notes bombed streets, rationing limits, and a clean up of drug haunts linked to figures in musical comedy and British social life during the war era. It mentions Whitby public House, Samuel Pepys diary, and soldiers and sisters in wartime context.

London Lameholice Nan Ovens Police Oylum Lenis Chinatown Thomas Unko Hitler Opitay Billie Carlton Mulelde Whitby Public Howse Samuel Pepys Nickens Charlie Brown

Concern Over Airmail Service Failure Hits Tokyo

Tokyo officials and General MacArthur express alarm over airmail disruption stretching up to 87 days for letters from California to Japan. After a week of no mail, some letters were stamped as undeliverable at headquarters. Ships will only carry mail in two weeks, intensifying concern about the growing mail backlog.

Tokyo Japan Calitoratt Lane Mple Shin Servien

Japanese Torturer Isamu Ishihara Sentenced to Life

Isamu Ishihara, 36, a former Honolulu schoolteacher dubbed the Beast of the Rat, was found guilty by a military commission of torturing American prisoners at Shanghai camps while serving as a recruiting interpreter. He received life imprisonment at hard labor for seven specifications.

Shanghai Isamu Ishihara Honolulu

Bootleggers in Poland Reported to Run Thriving Trade

Treasury agents say they smashed 4 416 illegal vodka plants in Poland during the month and seized 40 000 pounds of foreign yeast and 3 700 pounds of saccharine. Authorities filed 15 774 charges against moonshiners as part of a crackdown.

Warsaw Muoishiners Poland Treasury Ind. Shiugelers

Plan to dig Tokyo and the Philippines disruption

A spokesman said General MacArthur proposed to the War Department that rail lines could be carried despite the loss of passenger service. In the Pueblo, a French vessel and Nova Scotia Quebec colleagues planted new apples over 300 years ago.

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