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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

2

Morotai and Allied Cooperation in the Pacific War

A vivid dispatch from Morotai in the Moluccas recounts Allied air and ground operations, the joint American and Australian presence, and the evolving fellowship between crews. It notes B-29s, shipboard mechanics, and mutual respect as Australians and Americans train and fight side by side in the Moretai jungle theater.

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Three Charged With Tegal Operations

An Albany County grand jury indicted Peter Pinkle of East Greenbush B C on a charge of Meganeekee operations. Betty Gregory of Rensselaer was indicted six days later on similar charges. Joseph DiNova of Albany faced the same indictment. Everest EL Hevecor, former Del mar bank manager, was charged as treasurer of the Bethlehem Central School District with grand larceny and falsification of accounts.

Peter Pinkle East Greenbush B.C Albany County Reed Betty Gregory Foudiad Pertis Prand Joseph DiNova Albany Everest

Greenwich group plans May meeting and notices

Greeniich Ashler Chapter C E S will hold a special meeting Tuesday May 22 in the lodge rooms with a social program. Korrespondents report promotions and wartime service including Corporal Rosenburg serving as interpreter at a German prison in Caroling and a prisoner interview for Army records. The Record notes recent POW Liberations and local memorials, school honor roll, a death and funeral, and a Bronze Star award for William H. Ogden with Navy service details.

Ashler Gisther Rosenburg Jensie Laing Rosenburg Caroling Robert Hyatt Richard V. Hyatt Greenwich Central Schoolies Kathryn Feenan Alice Storrison Barbara Beaulé John Lecotle Honeye N.Y Greenwich Tkach Kizain Funeral Home Washington Square Paul H. Shaub

Eisenhower Churchill Meet in London Discuss Germany Control

Report says General Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill met at Downing Street with Sir Bernard Montgomery and cabinet members to discuss plans for postwar Germany. The talks reportedly included British representatives of the Allied control commission in Germany and underscored coordination between Allied leaders.

Londos Dwight D. Eisenhower Sir Bernard &Montgomery Downing ‘Street Germany Montgomery London

Center Cambridge Claude Austin Recovers From Pneumonia

Center Cambridge Claude Austin, confined for some time with pneumonia, is slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckley visited Greenwich, Airs. Edward J. Beenert at Watervliet spent days with her mother, Mrs. Harriet E. Dodds. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller returned after visiting their son Joseph in Onkers. Mrs. Nettie Keyes spent Sunday with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wulf and son Bobbie in Easton. Mrs. Charles Culnane and Mrs. Barry Culhans of Johnsonville visited Eugene Conway and daughter Elizabeth last week.

Claude Austin Fred Buckley Mer Davia Ryan Greenwich Edward J. Beenert Watervliet Harriet E. Dodds John Mueller Joseph Mueller Nettie Keyes Robert Wulf Bobbie Easton Charles Culnane Barry Culhans Johnsonville Eugene Conway Elizabeth

Soviets Blast Coddling of War Prisoners

The Moscow radio denounces coddling of raptured German leaders and calls the only way to deal with them a noose not mercy. British papers note German officials living in comfort while Allied correspondents report on Reich crimes. The broadcaster urges a radical cure and scorns reporters seeking Hollywood scoops.

London Moscow Bengman Lendoe J William Messerschreite Plegsant Lorton Ely Reichsmarshe Hermann Boeering Tee Radio Mke Chilé Flensburg Sensarom Hollywood

Berry Crop Damaged in Erie County Zone

Unseasonable weather in Erie County halves the Berry crop and cuts raspberry yield by 40 percent, with total damage estimated at 750000 dollars. Frost and poor foliage growth due to cold wet conditions blamed. growers seek immediate readjustment of 10.5 ceiling prices from OPA and War Food Administration.

Erie County Donald F. Rehl OPA War Food Administration

Amache relocation stream dries after war order lift

Officials disclosed that the expected rush of Japanese American evacuees from Amache and other centers to the West has dwindled. Instead most Nisei evacuees are moving east as relocation authority officials report a limited flow following the lifting of the War Department exclusion order.

Amache Pacific War Department

Purple Heart Awarded to PFC Charlton for 1944 Wounds

Private First Class William Charlton Jr of Putnam County received the Purple Heart for shrapnel wounds suffered October 20, 1944, in action in Europe. He was wounded in the back, recovered, and returned to duty in Germany. born in Benson, Vermont, he moved to Putnam with his parents and attended Central High School and Ticonderoga High School.

William H. Ogden Troy South Pacific William Ogden Hoosick Street Cathare Central High School Navy Ogden Vassel Record Newspapers Beman Park Pfe Wiliam BR. Charlton, Jr William Charlton Puteam Ton County Charlton Germany France Benson Puntam Central High School Ticonderoga High School

Destroyer Escort Frederick C. Davis Sunk in Atlantic Action

The destroyer escort Frederick C. Davis was sunk recently in the Atlantic by enemy action with heavy casualties. Commanded by Lieutenant Crosby of Seattle, the vessel carried 200 men, displaced 1200 tons and measured 345 feet. Built in Orange, Texas, by Consolidated Steel Corp and commissioned July 14, 1941, the ship’s loss follows the surrender of German forces.

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Domesnist Party Gains Members Surpass 3.7 Million

Pravda reports the Domesnist Party has grown to more than 3.7 million members, the highest level in the party’s history, as noted in a Moscow editorial yesterday.

Cosehenist Moscow Domesnist Party Pravda

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