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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
6
Florists will fill Easter orders first for service members overseas with gifts from wives, sweethearts, and mothers. Weather disruptions earlier in the season caused blooms to come in ahead of schedule, creating shortages of some varieties. Local growers supplied most plants this year, limiting city imports.
The fragment notes a collected amount of 393 dollars tied to Shushan and mentions individuals Arapsttens Blrong and Durkee with unclear roles. It also references Mrs. San-Easizare and a lack of names for Garhraith, Plame, and others.
Fragmentary text mentions Red Cross War Fund drive and public appeal. Key details are unclear but reference to Troy and wartime fundraising appears central.
The text notes Mr and Mrs involvement, Edna Galbraith honoring a son serving in Italy, and an annual business meeting of the United Presbyterian Church set for Thursday evening April 5 to elect a trustee replacing Robert Torrens and appoint Sunday School officers. It mentions Youth participation and Louise Peck as a reader.
War Department notified Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Lloyd of 23 Adams Street Whitehall that their son Private First Class Edward J Lloyd of USS Army was a prisoner of war in Germany. He was missing in action since December 29 1944 and had been overseas since September 1944.
In Manila’s Pasay Matate and Elmira districts two thirds of the better homes are destroyed or damaged, with ash and rubble, damaged mansions, looting, and makeshift cafes reopening amid war’s wake. Looters ravaged woodwork and fixtures, while cleanup and sporadic fires continue as transportation cripples the city.
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