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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1945

Page

4

Nazis used as labor by Allied forces in Pacific redeployment

German prisoners of war are assigned to repair and recondition equipment for shipment to the Far East as part of a massive labor program. Thousands live under guard while crates, supplies, and other items are processed. High command mentions sorting and disarming surrendered German forces as occupation policy.

Paris Perman Japan Pacific Far East Atlantic Europe

Ficke Bee 49-Sis3 Post May Tie at 2 White

In a puzzling card from 4B PresEs 16 44-Tare, Gold her 49-Sis3 post appears linked to a Dots 2 White event. The notes suggest a finish or placement tied to a Bee score, with unclear surrounding details and dates.

PresEs Tare Tood

Zionist Talk At Jewish Center On Sunday May 27

Zionist speaker Prof Charles Auerbach of Joan Marshall College of Law Cleveland will lecture at the Jewish Community Center on Sunday May 2 under Troy Zionist District auspices The program includes an exhibit titled Out of Darkness and a screening by Raymond Massey The event introduces Auerbach who is a United Palestine Appeal director The article also notes a food sale by Methodist and United Presbyterian churches and various church activities

Charles Auerbach Joan Mershall Palestine Palestine Settlement Professor Averbach United Palestine Appeal Committee Methodist Church United Presbyterian Church Stevens & Thompson Paper Co John W. Bright Robert B. Stevens A. W. Abraham St. Paul's Episcopal Church American Church Union Church of the Ascension Troy Clark G. Kuebler Rippon College Rippon Wis Boliskill Grange Grange Hall Greenwich The Grange Taurscey Edna Whitaker Homer S$. Sillworth Memorial Dar

Poppy Pie Sale Supports War Veterans and Local Groups

The Women's Auxiliary of Liberty Bos sponsors annual poppies selling to fund veterans, with proceeds aiding Legion and auxiliary Western work. Greenwich Central School posters near display. Patricia Burkin competes for a $1200 Gresson traveling scholarship, $900 for foreign travel, $200 for PAFA tuition. Village votes to accept H Kane bid for elm spraying at 25 cents per tree. sewer project discussions planned with engineer Merrill Vrooman. Red Cross Glens Falls reports no more local blood banks. 19 centers closed nationwide as plasma supply adjusts for Pacific warfront, 1000 pints dispatched plus 687 pints at Mary McClellan Hospital via Cambridge.

Women’s Auxiliary of Liberty Bos Legion and Auxiliary Western Greenwich Central School Patricia, Burkin John FF. Burkin Greenwich Philadelphia H. Kane Saratoga Springs Lyttle Merrill Vroomen Gloversville Vrooman Sdcg Glens Falls The Red Cross Besil O'Connor National Red Cross Schenectady Army Navy Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Glens Felis Chapter

Washington Academy Junior Prom Tonight in High School Gym

The junior class hosts its annual prom this evening in the high school gym. Decorations feature a spring motif and Chuck Terry's orchestra will provide dancing music from 9 pm to midnight. A king and queen elected by students will crown and preside over the dance.

Washington Academy Chuck Terry

Local Residents Return Home After Visit

Cropseyville Mrs. Clifford Peckham and her son returned home after visiting Mrs. Robert Lang in Raymertown. Mrs. Madelie Brown, 69, died at her daughter Mrs. Herold Beebe’s home in Pittfield on Monday. she is survived by three sisters and four brothers. Geneval Peter FL Jennings of Sayre Pennsylvania was fatally injured Wednesday when struck by a locomotive in Lehigh yards.

Clifford Peckham Robert Lang Raymertown Madelie Brown Herold Beebe Pittefield Brown Geneval Peter FL Jennings Sayre Lehigh Yards

Cucumbers iNeed Sandy Alkaline Soil Planting Guide

Agricultural notice by HESEY L. PREE on cucumber cultivation in sandy alkaline soils. Recommends wind protection, composted plant food, acid soil preference, weekly harvesting, proper maturity for picking, watering, side dressings, seed spacing, and disease pest controls using Bordeaux mixtures, copper arsenate, nicotine-sulfate spray, and netting protection. Notes varieties for salad and pickling including Straight Eight Colorado Evergreen White Spine Chicago Westerfield Boston.

Hesey L NEA Colorado Chicago Westerfield Boston

Local arrivals and servicemen visit town relatives

Pownal residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coffin of Stamfordville visited local kin this week. Pvt. Herbert Thomas wounded in Germany is a patient at Lovell General Hospital Fork Devens, home on three-day pass. Cpl. Walter Stockwell released from a German prison camp will return home. Louis H. Potter of North Adams and Roger D. Potter of the Army Air Force called on relatives. Roger returns after Europe where he injured his spine.

Lloyd Harrison Eugene Coffin Stamfordville Herbert Thomas Germany Lovell General Hospital Fork Devens Richmond Stockwell Cpl Walter Stockwell Louis H. Potter North Adams Roger D. Potter Army Air Force Europe

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