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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1945

Page

19

Black Market Prices Hit Doughboys in Leyte Philippines

Leyte Philippines residents profiteer on liberators as fresh ash and cigarettes fetch inflated prices. Cigar costs rise from ten to thirty centavos, rice prices spike, and illegal liquor uses antifreeze. Vendors boast of high profits while medical staff warn of health risks from unsanitary practices and fake goods.

Lee van Atta Leyte Philippines Australia France Italy

65 Cent Minimum Wage Proposed by Senators

In Washington a Senate resolution aims to set a 65 cent per hour minimum wage. Senators Pepper Johnston LaFollette proposed the measure to let regional boards raise wages up to 65 cents without Washington approval, affecting National Labor Relations Board considerations.

Washington Senate Pepper Johnston DSC LaFollette National Labor Relations Board TWLB

Extra Trains Required For Tokyo Victims

Tokyo radio reported cancellations of most express trains to evacuate Tokyo and other bomb damaged cities. The FCC recorded another Tokyo broadcast stating the Tokyo Metropolitan Council approved 63,000,000 yen emergency appropriation for raid building centralization.

San Francisco Tokyo Radio Japan Tokyo Federal Communications Commission

Queen Wilhelmina Visits Liberated Holland

The French radio reported Queen Wilhelmina visited Viissingen and other liberated Dutch towns. She flew from London to Brussels where she met the Prince Regent. After a purely personal visit, she returned to England.

London Wilhelmina Viissingen Flushing Holland Brusses England

Clothing Drive Begins April 1 for World War Relief

New York GP shipbuilder Henry Kaiser announced the United National Clothing Collection campaign running from April 1 to 30 with a goal of 150 million pounds of donated clothing. Kaiser said UNRRA and volunteer agencies would gather, pool, and distribute wearables to disaster zones. 3,600 local chairmen will set depots before April 2 and all items go to Treasury warehouses for processing and shipment.

New York Henry 4 Kaiser United National Clothing Collection UNRRA Treasury Department

25 000 Hotel Workers Social Security Plan Goes Into Effect

New York hotel workers in Wee Fork City, 133 union hotels under the New York Hotel Trades Council, gain life sickness and accident coverage and hospitalization under the first industry wide social security plan. Employers pay about one million dollars yearly. Benefits include a $1000 life policy with double indemnity, $800 dismemberment, $12 weekly sickness and accident benefits for men and $10 for women up to 26 weeks, hospital care, and family coverage for spouses and children.

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Soviets Open Major Offensive Near Upper Silesia Front

Reported Soviet forces push from Grottkau toward Neisse and Cosel on an eighty mile front in Upper Silesia while other columns move from a Oder bridgehead toward Loebsiewiz. High command silent on details as battles envelop a key war production region and rail links to Dresden. A separate item notes a 1929 halfton truck valued at $400 stolen from Jackson and Fourth Streets.

Derway Upper Silesia Grottkau Breslau Ratibor Oaer Oder River Dresden Germany Oder Cose Berlin Loebsciweiz High Command Neustadt Cosel Loebschuetz Niesse Jamies Catone Jackson Fourth Streets

Pleasantdale Boy Scouts Pass Promotion Tests

Ten Boy Scouts of Troop 2 earned promotions in boards of review held last night at Pleasantdale School. In First Class, Robert Wager George Welcome r and John LaCasse advanced. Second Class saw Paul Rasmussen and Frank Haughney promoted. Rasmussen earned a merit badge in metal work. additional merit badges went to Sohn McCabe George Danbury and Welcome. Edward Murphy chaired the boards Leonard Wagar led the meeting. A district women’s auxiliary meeting was announced for 7:30 p.m. at the school. A scrap paper drive raised six tons after a four ton collection in Pleasantdale and Speightons. Scouts of Troop 2 cleared two fire hazards by raking four fields.

Troop 2 Pater Pleasantdale Robert Wager George Welcomer John LaCasse Wiliam Fotey Paul Rasmussen Frank Haughney Rasmussen Sohn’ McCabe George Danbury Welcome Edward Murphy Board of Review Leonard Wagar Pressantdale Speightons Eisenhower

Amnestied Honduran Exiles Return Home Under Pardon

After failed bid to topple the government, Cay-Many students and military medics return to Honduras. President Tiburcio Carias Andino funds many of their plane fares. The amnesty allows their repatriation.

Tegucigilos Honduras Cay Tiburcio Carias Andino

Third Order to Serve Spaghetti Supper Plans Move Forward

Preliminary plans for a spaghetti supper on April 19 in St Anthony Church Hall were set at a Third Order of St Francis Italian branch meeting. Mrs Fazioli announced committees to be named. Rev Sanniola addressed members. Women will spend an hour in Holy Thursday adoration. a 22 hour vigil was planned. A social followed, led by Furcini, Mele, Dinardo and Mammone. Reports covered a benefit movie at the State Theater March 22 and 24 with proceeds to Franciscan Friars of Halys. films include Passion Play and Life of St Theresa. Rosatina and Palladino chaired, Tartible ticket chair.

St Anthony Third Order of St.Francis Michael F. Fazioli Anselm Sanniola O.F.M Ito Furcini Victoria Mele Ralph Dinardo Anna’ Mammone Franciscan Friars of Haly St Theresa Louis Rosatina Maria Palladino Michael Tertible

Two Ballston Spa Servicemen Wounded

Two Ballston Spa servicemen were wounded in action according to word to their relatives. Carleton Hopkins of the Marines was wounded in the Pacific theater, likely on Iwo Jima, after entering service in November 1943 and overseas since December 1944. Fred A. Johnpeer of the troopers in Italy was wounded February 24 in the right arm and is recovering. he entered service in March 1944 and has been overseas since December 1944.

Ballston Space Carleton Hopkins FM We Pacific Howard Hopkins Jima Pile Fred A. Johnpeer Eki Italy Gertrude E. Johnpeer

FBI Agent Lectures At Troy Police School

Charles Honitor of the New York City field office spoke on fingerprint classification at the Troy Police Training School Health Center last night. Capt. Frederick H. Ibbott of the Detective Bureau night squad introduced him. He will lecture again this evening and Friday night.

Charles Honitor New York City FLBIS Troy Honitor Frederick H. Ibbott Detective Bureau

Western Front Scenes From Page One Report

Descriptive wartime brief notes describe Seventh Army actions burying the Siegfried barrier and advancing southward with elements of the Third and Eleventh Armored divisions near Haiserslautern. German withdrawal and rapid demolition by rockets and bombs are noted as Allied forces press the advance and capture prisoners.

Seventh Army Tenth Armored Division Third Army Su Wendel Ead Merzweier Haiserslautern Sesmand Sterzig Deloy U.S

Warplates ruling and river crossing near Rhine frontier

Fragmentary wartime report describes forces along the Rhine with units advancing north of Bingen and Kreuznach. The Fourth Infantry Division completed subjugation efforts, pressing toward the Rhine and securing the west bank, while Patton’s forces move southeast from the city area.

Saarlands Bingen Rin Ted Kreuznach Rhine Svas 7Th Infantry Coble Patton Fibice

Apollo Lodge Dinner Event Highlights Local Gathering

Apollo Lodge members and guests enjoyed a dinner in the Sar Room of the Antex. George B. Reeé presided over the meeting with Charles Groszerg and the lodge master delivering the program. Speakers presented portions of The Big Show and Saddle Leather Law.

Fetowerate Cius Apollo Lodge Wee Antex George B. Reeé Alonames Charles Groszerg Pigas Re

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