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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

14

Fifteenth Air Force Birthday Honors By War Achievements

The Fifteenth Air Force marks its first anniversary in Italy with praise for heavy bomber units. Since activation, the force has flown 5,604 sorties destroying enemy planes and targets, dropping about 200,083 tons of bombs over Balkans, Germany, Austria, Italy, Czechoslovakia, and France. Maj. Gen. Nathan Twining leads operations, shrinking Axis capabilities by destroying railcars and locomotives and crippling production. Col. Marden Munnor of Albany, Canada earned the Distinguished Flying Cross on April 23 for a notable mission.

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Heavy Allied air crews strike deep into Austrian targets

In a major offensive, Liberators under Col. Thomas Steed attacked the Wiener Neustadt plant area, destroying weapons and fortifications. Brig. Gen. Depa Stradher’s Lightning and Mustang groups escorted missions, wrecking trains and straffing air fields. Lt Col Herschel Green leads with 18 enemy planes to his credit, while other leaders contribute multiple victories. The bomber force reports wiping out a large share of German capacity since spring, with Operation top targets highlighted.

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Ploesti Raid Test Defenses Notably Weakened

The report details Nazi defenses around Ploesti in World War II as Allied heavy bombers attacked the Romanian oil complex. Smokescreens and anti aircraft fire failed to prevent 23 sorties into the area through August, cutting monthly production from 769000 tons to 33000 and destroying nine refineries.

Romania Floesti Ploesti Europe

Social Notes from Troy Area Gatherings and Visits

Stephen to ten Mrcs. Charles Bateman visits in Troy as RMest of cousin Miss May Malone. Mrs. Sarah Conklin of Pittsfield and Mrs. Bert Seagroatt with son call on Airs. Neie Bateman. Baptist Sunday School Halloween party held with about thirty attendees in church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sykes hosted Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson and son Richard of Lanesboro at dinner. Cora Holt returns to Troy to resume duties after summer with her parents. Turkey supper proceeds near $100 with over 120 diners at Taconic Valley Grange Hall. Pvt. George Jennings, recently at Camp Shelby, visits wife here. she later joins him to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Lapp and daughter Thelma visit Emma McFeely and Mrs. Donald Sutherland. Van Rensselaer H Club meets at leader Herman Howlett’s home. Harvest banquet plans in Syenay floated with attendees. Mrs. Hazel Williams accompanies the Lewis party to St Petersburg, Florida as nurse for Ida Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Atwater entertain guests including William Walker of Madrid, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Walton of Pittsfield, and Staff Sergt. Kenneth Rose and wife.

Mrcs Charles Bateman May Malone Troy Sarah Conklin Pittsfield Mass Bert Seagroatt Berlin Neie Bateman the Baptist Sunday School Walter Sykes William Robinson Richard Lanesboro Cora M. Holt William i Holt Taconic Valley Grange George Jennings Camp Shelby Miss Jennings New York Roy E. Lapp Thelma Lapp

Eagle Mills Choir Rehearsal and Youth Fellowship Meeting

The Eagle Mills Choir will rehearse at the Methodist Church today at 7 45 P M followed by a Youth Fellowship meeting. A turkey supper was served yesterday at the Church of Christ from 339 PM until all were served with Mrs Forrest Patrie and Mrs Leslie A Clom as cochairmen of the event.

Methodist Church Church of Christ Forrest Patrie Leslie A. Clom

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