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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1945

Page

20

Cavalry Gelding Wins In Jumping Contest At Fort Riley

A cavalry gelding named Masquerader won the jumping competition at Fort Riley in a notable display of skill. The horse, purchased by the government for $165 in 1927, has long served on U. S. Army teams and competed internationally in Germany, England, Switzerland, and Chile, with a standout performance in the 1986 Olympic games.

Port Riley Ban Masanevader Phyearold Bey Fort Riley U. S. Army Germany England Inland Switzerland Bergma Heliand Pere Chile

Troy Private Earns Bronze Star and Purple Heart

Pte Robert B Clifton, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Clifton of Lansing Avenue, receives Bronze Star Medal for bravery in Belgium and Purple Heart for wounds. The citation notes he protected three wounded men under heavy fire with morphine and care until relief. He has been overseas since last November, saw service in Holland, and is a Troy High School and Union College alumnus. His brother Sgt F Parker Curven recently rotated home after serving with the 13th Infantry.

Robert B Cilftes Elmer Clifton Lansing Avenug Belgium Cufion Holland Albany Academy Springfeld College James M. Caird Ridgefield, Water Co Ridge|ield Conn F.parker Curven 13Hrd Mth Division North Africa Italy Troy High School Union College National Savings Bank of Albany Army Air Corps Scott Field

Funeral Attendance and Local Social Notes in Eagle Mills

Eagle Mills residents William Millard and his brother Robert Millard were mourned as Mr. Millard's brother William C. Millard's funeral drew relatives from Detroit and area. Charles Colehamer hosted a birthday party at his parents home while other families shared dinners and birthday celebrations. The Women's Missionary Society postponed a meeting to allow members to attend the funeral, and George L. Smith celebrated his tenth birthday with a supper at his home. More than twenty attendees were noted in the notices.

Robert, Millard Detroit Mich Maurice Austin Cropseyville Women’s Christian . Missionary Society of the Church of Christ William ©. Millard George L. Smith Bono Ray L. Smith Elizabeth Sharpe Betty Wheeler Aliee Shayer Church of Christ Loyal Women’s Carl A. Patrie Arnold W. Sliter Lestie A. Cham Red Cross Forrest H. Patrie Brunswick Hills Mountain View Eagle Mills Patrie Troy

Dummy Deer Wastes Bullets of Hunters

A Wisconsin prank involving a dummy deer wasted many bullets during the six day season. Ole Knutson of Wood County allegedly made the dummy from fence boards and burlap, and hunters fired 43 rounds at it. The scheme spread across Wisconsin's north country with more ammunition spent on fake game than in prior years.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Conservation Department Ole Knutson Wood County Dees

Jubilee planned for St Joseph’s Benevolent Society program

The Diamond Jubilee of St Joseph’s Benevolent Society of St Lawrence Church is outlined with a schedule beginning April 41. Officers include Joseph Vogt chairing, Joseph Winkleman treasurer, and William Yost secretary. Sub-committee chairs report at the quarterly meeting. Requiem mass opens the jubilee with Father Buechler as celebrant and music by a children's choir. A communion breakfast follows, with a group photo and banquet to close on Sunday at the Crystal Ballroom in The Hendrick Hudson.

St Joseph's Benevolent Society St. Law‘rence’'s Francis J. Buechles Ehmed Joseph F. Vogt Joseph B. Winkleman William A. Yost Society Joseph [Aiber William 4. Vogt, Jr Frank E. Pepe Alfred H. . Piche L. Frank Mitter William A. Vogt Joseph * Bilee Snembders Buech Father Buechler Mr. Mitter Alfred Piche Alfred Ho Piche John Geiger Hendrick Hudson

Taxpayer s Pilot

An Atlantic City report credits Maj. Edward J. Byron of New York City as a RAF Redistribution Station No 1 P47 pilot who served in England. He never crashed a plane in jet missions and on the credit side he shot down two ferries.

Atlantic City N. J INS Edward J. Byron New York City England

Allied Battle Lull on Italian Front Reported

Allies say fighting on the Italian front was light with minor patrol clashes and no changes in major positions. Mortars silenced German machine guns at the rose tested road stronghold of Varago southwest of Bologna, with clashes near Castel D'Aiano, Monte Giove, Monte Spigoline, and in the Serchio Valley.

Tablas Vargato Bologna Castel D’aiano Vergete Monte Giove Monte Spigoline Serchio

Schools to Observe Bird Day on April 13

Troy public schools will observe Bird Day on April 13 along with other Schools of the state. George B. Krug, superintendent, announced today. The observance usually takes the form of instruction to teach pupils the various birds found in this locality, feeding, watering and other care of birds.

Troy George B. Krug

Himalayas Pose Constant Menace For U S Flyers

A dispatch from Portland details the perilous Himalayan flight path between India and China. Capt Hine and a four man crew recount engine failure and jungle survival lasting six days, including food shortages, tiger tracks, and rescue by local natives. Weather challenges and monsoon patterns hamper takeoffs and landings, with pilots displaying resilience amid harsh conditions. Townsend Club notes March birthdays in Dissold Rock Land as part of a local update.

Portland Ore Himalaya India Chira Bas Whr Hine J. Chaecers Gaunt and Neggard Maxery Tole Gaya Ft China Peter Alaska

Letters Granted om Mrs Conley's Estate

Letters of administration issued for the estate of Mrs Mary E Conley who died Feb 2 in the city. The $200 personal and real property are assigned to her son John H Conley and daughter Helen M Simmons both of 3462 Misth Sureex. Jane J Sweeney named executor.

Mary E. Conley John H. Conleys Helen Mo Simmons Jane J. Sweeney Axtovrer

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