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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
2
A proposed bill would grant free licenses to K-95 veterans, with monthly discharge benefits and related items furnished under the terms outlined. The measure, sponsored by Assembly member As, moves toward Senate consideration after Assembly passage on Wednesday.
The proposal authorizes the Conservation Department to establish training areas for hunting dogs with Assembly backing. If enacted, each county may have up to four training fields, and a statewide fee of ten dollars would apply.
Wiremen in Luzon double with carbine duty under fire during the Manila campaign. Signal troops set up a telephone network and radio links ahead of infantry, enduring artillery and roadblock threats while relaying Gen Griswold’s surrender ultimatum to Japanese forces in Manila.
Delegates from Willian B Tib Auxiliary and CV will attend the Leo H Blume Post installation on April 7 in Albany. Officers and auxiliary members will be present for ceremonies honoring the national resident of S U V auxiliaries Edith Miles. Banquet at Jack's Restaurant Albany. three members accepted Wednesday Betty Lebentritt Ada Roberson Edith Sarnes.
Maj John M Goodwin and other U S Army communications men secured switchboards from Lingayen to Manila as Japanese attackers were repelled. Carter Todd Hagberg Ginley Sloan are named among those who killed or helped in wire operations. Losses described as light with about one wounded per 10 000 miles of wire.
A wartime note from prisoner Raymond Walker directs $100 from his bank account to aid Kingston town Red Cross funds. Local items report plow delivery to Whitehall Supervisor, social visits, hospital updates, and Scout Rotary leadership changes. Funeral for George Kilburn and Navy nurse Lt Margaret Sullivan noted.
A Washington report cites fear and discrimination delaying Japanese evacuees from returning to the West Coast. Officials say only about 1,700 of 110,000 evacuated after Pearl Harbor have gone back, with many in relocation camps awaiting new homes or to rejoin families.
Depicts tensions at Tule Lake where about 12 000 Japanese and Japanese Americans, including families, face loyalty tests. Quote describes camp as a quasi Japanese center with marches and chants while officials discuss repatriation and internal divisions.
The Joseph DeBonis case, charged by the OPA with possession and sales of fuel off coupons valued at 50,000 tak es, was adjourned two weeks before the next court session. The matter involves charges against DeBonis related to alleged coupon deflation activities.
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