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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
23
The article notes that Nazi clandestine radio stations in Latin America were known in 1941 and that by 1944 three FCC trained technicians began working with other American governments to monitor those airwaves under Department of State coordination.
Two Texas engineers Robes D. Linx of Dallas and Jobe F. De Bardeleben of Houston led early monitoring efforts for Nazi clandestine stations in Brazil and Chile. De Bardeleben tracked operations in Valparaiso while Linx built a Brazilian Monitoring Service aiding arrests and seizure of transmitters, with Latin American officials praised for decoding Nazi radio traffic.
The Troy Record notes ongoing talks about a provisional French government amid wartime strain. De Gaulle reportedly accepted the British invitation in principle as discussions included potential aid and post invasion arrangements. The report mentions meetings at Pleasantdale and Pleasant Church with community notices and local attendance.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Britain would recognize Charles De Gaulle's French Committee of National Liberation as the acting government of occupied France ports as Allied forces advance. He noted Allied aims include clearing up standings between the French group and allies and emphasized restoring independence and greatness of France.
Thomas J. Irvisg, 42, of Sith Avenue Watervliet, waived examination after arrest on alleged morals charges. The case, sent to the grand jury in Albany County, involves a 11 year old and occurred in the Shembrook area near Menands. The Justice of the Peace and local officials reported the proceedings next.
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