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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1945
Page
5
Doctor Johan Huizinga, noted historian and Dutch resistance figure, died at age 93 after years of exile. He reportedly reached London as Allied operations continued and previously survived imprisonment in Nazi camps before his release.
London reports comedian Wit Oliver seeks a divorce from Sarah Churchill, the prime minister's daughter. The couple, who wed on Christmas Eve 1694 in New York, faced earlier marriage tensions and public scrutiny.
Mechanicville health officer Dr Frank A Mastriaga appeals to the semimonthly City Council in the Municipal Building to enforce the garbage ordinance after numerous complaints of improper garbage disposal and lack of suitable containers. The meeting also discusses railroad crossings, a sympathy resolution, budget items, and local obituaries including Mrs Mary Harr Heit and Agelbert Connelly.
Round Lake and Mahaville notes recount Mildred McKean resuming her role after her father W. P. MetKean’s death. Grange meeting at Grease Hall includes six candidates to be balloted, birthday box drive, and upcoming April 12 visit by Eugene Chatfield. Civic groups assign committees and honor long-serving members. Commissioned naval ensign Frank E. Howe receives aviator designation after training stints. Weather report closes with Allied advances across the Rhine despite prior weather constraints.
Allied patrols report heavy activity along the northern sector as German defenses are reinforced. American raiding parties attacked a cluster of German lines near Furcoli, with casualties listed on both sides amid reports of a new network of fortifications under construction in the area.
Washington sources report the Lublin group resists admitting strong outside leaders as the Big Three in Moscow press for a broad democratic reorganization of Poland. Officially, these moves aim to include democratic figures from Poland and beyond, but the Lublin faction’s stance blocks progress.
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