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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1944

Page

12

105th Was. Well Trained Says Officer

Lieutenant George P. Schonger of the 105th Infantry recalls Saipan combat, noting the unit went in on D Day plus two and helped retake Austin air strip. He denounces a recent article discrediting the regiment, insisting soldiers endured tougher jungle training in Hawaii and fought with skill and courage.

15Th Infantry Saipan 100Th Austin Air Strip Hawaii Schongar Marine Corps Army Schengar

Regiment Advances Amid High Courage on Saipan

Veterans recall a grueling 092 training and high morale before the Saipan invasion. Officers questioned an artillery path that slowed the advance after a July 7 panzai attack, while Lt Schongar praised the unit’s courage and aimed to keep telling their story. Lieutenant Schongar, son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Schongar of 35 Glen Avenue, is a ten year Army veteran with Company A.

Saipan Schongar Carolyn Higbee George P

Roosevelt Reelection Pleases French Nation

In Paris France reaction to Roosevelt victory was upbeat with American troops and French people expressing gratification. Government circles wary of Dewey’s perceived Europe policy also welcomed the result as a stabilizing sign for postwar affairs.

Roosevelt Paris Ins France Thomas Dewey Europe G. L

Make Your Own Cough Syrup At Home

A home remedy claim promotes mixing two cups sugar with two cups water to create a cough syrup. It also suggests using Pinex as a proven ingredient and promises quick, relief, cost savings, and kid-friendly taste, claiming refunds if not satisfactory.

Stoney Osty

Dunwoody to Be Honor Guest at Farewell Event

Joseph Dunwoody executive secretary of the Troy Railroad M I C A will leave to seek the Albany post and is guest of honor at a farewell dinner in Troy Central M C A Wednesday evening Nov 15. The program includes addresses by Fred A. Richardson Ernest M. Ford Mrs Leland A Wadsworth Arthur Bibb and George K. Roper Jr with invocation by Rev Frederick W Evans D D and community singing.

Joseph Dunwoody Troy Railroad Sax Albany Troy. Central ¥. M. C Fred A. Richardson Commintes Ernest M. Ford Troy Dunwoody Leland A. Wadsworth Arthur Bibb George K. Roper, Jr Transportation Department National John Heyes Miro M. W. Paine A. James McCracken Carl Richardson Stephen Pieper

President May Equal Forty Mark in Bay State

Massachusetts cast 16 electoral votes for Roosevelt as his 1956 margin neared victory. Maurice J Tobin won the governorship over Horace S Cahill in Boston area races. In 157 cities Roosevelt led with 319,093 to Dewey 289,733. Tobin 204,289 to Cahill 307,381.

Boston BNS Massachusetts Roosevelt Maurice J. ‘Tobin Horace S. Cahill Dewey Willkie Tobin Cahill Ponnent Saltonstall

Tire Records Invalid for Gas Rationing

The tire inspection record will no longer be accepted with supplemental or special applications for gasoline. A new mile eye rationing record will be required in its place. This record is the site where each applicant received his new AV ration book. Minor changes in stove rationing regulations were announced by the Office of Price Administration. One man will make ration certificates for coal gas combination stoves more readily available to consumers. Currant stocks of shoes without feather except small reinforcements have been declared ration free. The release applies to shoes made in this country or imported before November 8, to free stock dealers hold without encouraging more leather use. The action will free from fastening present stocks of rubber-soled gym shoes with canvas uppers and leather reinforcements such as eyelet stays, ankle patches, or rear straps. Most of these shoes on the market are boys and men with stitched rubber soles.

Ata Office of Price Administration

Mother to sue over son Ellis Grogan’s death

Mrs. Mary Grogan of Valley Falls gains right to sue Charles Wiley of Johnsonville for the death of her son Ellis H. Grogan near Schaghticoke on September 6 1944. Judge Donohue grants limited letters of administration to Grogan’s estate. Sylvester E. Steett is attorney. Grogan’s body reportedly found on South Main Street Schaghticoke around 2:30 am. Wiley allegedly told police Grogan was playing in the roadway when the collision occurred.

Mary Grogan Valley Falls Charles Wiley Johnsonville Ellis H. Grogan Wiey Schaghticoke Edward J. Donohue Surrogate’s Court Grogan Sylvester E. Steett Hoosick Falls

Women's Society Elects Officers at St Mark's Church

The Women s Society for Christian Service of St Mark s Methodist Church elected officers at a Tuesday meeting. President Edward B Webster. Vice President Emma Baucus. Recording Secretary Marion Blakely. Corresponding Secretary John Kenyon. Treasurer Fredrick Martratt.

Women's Society For Christian Service of St. Mark’s Methodist Church Edward Webster Emma Baucus I Marion. Blakely John B. Kenyon Fredistick Martratt Devojtions Emma Cater Eugene Chatfield Helen Welch Helen Morrison India Phlanes Tavened Tha Belgian Congo Lois Brown Rhodesia Fehurch Bethesda

James Malloy Home Target in Tuesday Vandalism Incident

James A Malloy known Roosevelt supporter and frequent Counts Court House figure reported a broken window at his 513 Fourth Avenue home. About 4 p m a stone was tossed through the north front window and found inside the house, suggesting a political motive.

James A. Malloy Roosevelt

Troy Y W C A to Hold Workshop With Miss Wigall Speaker

The Troy Y W C A will host its second annual Workshop on Monday and Tuesday featuring Miss Winifred Wigall of the National Board of the Y W C A as principal speaker. The theme is Will The World We Are Building Be New. The program opens with a membership dinner at 6 30 p m and a keynote address to be delivered by Miss Wigall followed by a luncheon and various sessions led by staff and committee members.

Troy Young Wonden Chritian Association Winnifred Wigal Y. W. GA Lne L. Burton Schneider Paul Hemke Wigall Geneva Sarre Sei Sage College Friends of Trey Y. WC. A Wizal Wigals National Board National Uak Drury College Missouri Columbia Liniverst Union Theolosicet Seminary York Wyvsal Inter Focal Association Hemke John Francis He Harkness Swine Bernice Smith

Woman Injured in Troy Bus Mishap

Mrs. Mary Walsh, 63, of 1832 PHU Avenue, sustained facial lacerations Tuesday afternoon in a Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co. accident. Driver Leonard Longo, 2954 Sixth Avenue, reported to Sergt James Dwyer that he stopped for a pedestrian at Fulton and FE venues. upon starting, Walsh stepped onto the front step and was injured. She was attended at the scene.

Mary Walsh Phu» Avenue Central Police Leonard Longo Sixth Avenue Troy Fifth Ave Iec Sergt James Dwyer Fulton and FE Walsh Turbinio

Youth Denies Burglary Charge in Troy Court

William Hubbell, 19, of 722 River Street, arraigned in Troy Police Court on burglary and larceny charges after denial of entering the Joan Heasher business at 335 Fourth Street. The complaint says tools valued at $132 were taken. evidence includes arrests and detective testimony.

Wiliam Hubbell River Street Troy Joan Heasher Heasker Ingells Avenue Reg Tools Mos Tam van Steenbure Dez Tive Butea

Medical Detachment drills receive instruction at Armory

The Medical Detachment of the Second Regiment New York Guard conducted a drill at the Armory followed by a lecture. Lieut Albert B. Diamante led the instructional session and Corp Harold Rowe operated the motion pliers as part of the training.

New York Guard Porres Anl Angels of London Albert B. Diamante Corp Harold Rowe

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