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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1944

Page

5

Wrong Way Nazi Flyer Vanishing Shocks London

London reporting notes the death of Lieut. Franz Roka, a Luftwaffe fighter ace and Goering favorite, after a recent dogfight over western Europe. The mysterious disappearance of Mueller leaves the Luftwaffe with few glamour figures, while Herman Schmidt emerges as a hot and cold exception.

London Franz Roka Luftwaffe Mysterius Mueller Herman Schmidt Berlin Zwoelf Uhr Blatt Roka Europe Goering

Herman the German flies with the Abbeville Kids in Kiel sighting

The piece recounts Luftwaffe pilots Mueller and Herman Schmidt, nicknamed Herman the German. Mueller is described as an always erratic pilot causing Allied frustration in North Africa and the Mediterranean. Schmidt, a noted Abbeville Kid, reappears over Kiel after a month but vanishes without firing a shot.

Mueller Luftwaffe Mediterranean North Africa Herman Schmidt Schmidt

Hudson Falls Man Wounded in Action

John L. Doyle of 18 Grove Avenue Hudson Falls has been wounded in action while serving with the Marines, per Navy Department notice to his sister Miss Genevieve Doyle. Other area Marines reported wounded include Pfe. Quentin Berge of Schenectady and Pvt. John B. Ferguson of Albany, with the term skyscraper noted in reference to a triangular skysail.

Pfe John L. Doyle Grove Avenue Hudson Falls Navy Department Genevieve Doyle Quentine, Berge Schenectady John B. Ferguson Albany

Work Conditions of Troopers in New York Probed

State trooper representatives press complaints on working conditions in Albany. Special Prosecutor Edward Scully interviewed Troop B Malone troopers about ill fitting shoes unpaid vehicle damages and loss of leisure time. Findings to form a general report for Gov Dewey with recommendations.

Albany State Police Benevolent Association New York State Edward W. Scully New York Atty Nathaniel Goldstein Scully Malone Thomas E Dewey

Two Privates Have 17 Children Between Them

Pvt Bernard Valdepena of Kansas City Missouri and Pvt Wilfred Elias of Lafayette Louisiana, trainees at Camp Callan California, boast a combined total of 17 children. Valdepena, 36, has nine children and a $240 monthly government allotment. Elias, 35, has eight children and a $220 allotment. Both men express eagerness to return to their wives and kids.

San Diego Cal Bernard Valdepena Wilfred Elias Camp Callan Valdepena Kansas City Elias Himen Bernard, Jr Raymond Robert Ronald Richard Jerry Benana Rosalie Betty Jean Marguerite Pvt Lafayette Wilfred, Jr John Donald Gilda Lee Maria Jeanette Dolores

Local residents listed in furloughs visits and club events

Center Brunswick Pvt Jamesz Morse and Pvt Henry Trinzcinski spend furloughs with their parents. Lieut Charles Littlefield visits uncle Nelson Littlefield. Home Bureau holds all day meeting at Mrs George Grabo. Mrs Clara Whittle visits Mrs Catherine Sheffer. Men’s Domino Club meets at Myron Lockrow home. 14 attend. Women’s Christian Service pie supper at Methodist Church chaired by Nellie Engle. Red Cross solicitors sponsor 6.30 p.m. supper and dance at White Lily Hall. 4 H Club meets at Marion Booth home. plans sugar cookies project and donation to Red Cross. next meeting at Gladys Mandeville home.

Jamesz Morse J. Kenneth Morse Charles Littlefield Nelson Littlefield Home Bureau George Grabo Clara Whittle North Hoosick Catherine Sheffer Henry Trinzcinski

Lansingburg War Fund report set for Thursday meeting

The first general report on progress in Lansingburgs Red Cross war fund campaign will be given Thursday at noon at First Baptist Church. Mrs James C Covert chairs the drive and notes contributions reach toward a 15000 district quota with house to house drives and business donations led by Read & Lewis Machine Co and others including Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co Bank Service Station Bornts Market Murco Chemical Co Fifth Avenue Bakery Fulton Food Market and North End Market. The Fellowship Group of St Mark s Methodist Church will meet today at 8 pm at 143 Second Avenue with hostesses Edna Donahue and Frances Anderson. Mrs Leroy D Lester remains hospitalized at Samaritan after an operation.

Lansingburg Red Cross War Fund War Fund First Baptist Church James C. Covert Covert Read & Lewis Machine Co Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co., Inc. Bank Bornt’s Market Murco Chemical Co Fifth Avenue Bakery Fulton Food Market North End Market St. Mark's Methodist Church St. Patrick's William Seifert Second Avenue Edna Donahue Frances Anderson

Exile Axis Leaders Urged for Hitler and Mussolini

Plymouth mother of seven, wife of a Congregational minister, argues against brutal postwar punishment. She says killing Hitler and Mussolini won’t bring back her son or others who died, and proposes exile somewhere like “The Man Without a Country” so they can never voice their boasts.

Plymouth Mass Hitler Mussolini United Nations America Robert J. Hodgen

Reading Public Wants Books On War

The American Library Association reports readers seek wartime content in war abroad and home life guidance. The Victory Book Campaign will deliver over 15 million books to soldiers overseas with USO and Red Cross aid.

Chicago American Library Association The Library Association USO American Red Cross Army Navy Armed Services Mexico Brazil Nicaragua United States Association

Peterson's Ointment for Itching Relief Ad

Itchy skin and pimples cause irritation with red blotches. A 35c box of Peterson's Ointment at your druggist provides prompt relief and soothing balm. Itching and smarting ease, skin looks and feels better. Also helps itching of feet and cracks between toes. Troy 11-Adv.

Peterson Troy

New Rubber Conducts Electricity for Airplane Guns

Rubber stoves weighing about three ounces heat 50 caliber machine guns on American fighters. Made from a new electrically conducting rubber sheet impregnated into cotton, they wrap around gun breeches and produce 200 to 250 degrees without internal wiring. Lighter and more efficient than earlier heat pads, the stoves work well down to 20 below zero.

Howard W. Blaekeslee Associated Press New York

Metropolitan Opera Drive Exceeds Goal

The Metropolitan Opera fund drive in New York raises 316,793 dollars toward a 300,000 goal. George A. Stoan, president of the Metropolitan Opera Association and fund chairman, says the extra will help until the war ends.

New York Metropolitan Opera Fund George A. Stoan Metropolitan Opera Association Sloan

Tests Reveal Foe's Arms Not Equal to Ours

In Cleveland, Col. H. M. Reedall reports about 600,000 captured Jan and Naz ordnance tested at seven U.S. arsenals show American gear outperforms enemy weapons. Jap rifle is inaccurate beyond 350 yards. the Garand outshoots at longer ranges. The Jap machine gun is deadly short range but inferior to the Browning 20caliber at 500 yards, which fires faster. American equipment often upgraded after such comparisons.

Cleveland United States H. M. Reedall Reedall Col Reedall

Armor on American tanks widened to resist heavier shells

Armor on American tanks has been increased in thickness to withstand heavier shell fire and extra armor has been welded on the outside of upper tank hulls. Captured ordnance, after testing by American Army experts, is shipped to service training centers to acquaint troops with weapons they will face in action. As late as 1877, steel was prohibited in English bridge building.

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