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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1945
Page
13
Washington reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower has entered Ashford General Hospital at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with a respiratory ailment. The War Department announced he will be forced to cancel plans to return to Europe.
A precautionary hospital entry by the War Department and Bloons Hower aimed to prevent complications from a condition. Eisenhower traveled from Frankfurt to address congressional committees and the American Legion Convention in Chilengo.
Dan Reed a Dunkirk Republican leads a campaign to speed military demobilization. Minority Leader Maiti of Massachusetts praises Reed's push to compel the military committee to act on a discharge bill by petition. Reed says 218 signatures would force action. 75 have signed. Pittenger warns delays risk stalling the St Lawrence Seaway project as hearings may be postponed into spring with 1948 elections approaching.
A pending sea way decision may be postponed until after November 1946 amid bureaucratic caution. A separate briefing recounts Rev Hadwen Fuller’s request to the British embassy to probe a Scottish death, highlighting surprise at an embassy aide’s obstruction and local newspaper context.
The article notes former press secretary Jonathan Dan-iels says Truman’s presidency is a tough paid role with a $75,000 salary taxed heavily leaving about $3,000 net. It discusses future debt prospects for the president and lists local events and church services drawn from a community page.
Soviet authorities obtained use of the Washington engraving plate thereby printing German occupation marks in Soviet currency. Col Bernard Bernstein says Soviet marks now resemble American issues, with up to 12 billion printed, causing cross exchange abroad and thwarting the Yalta agreement that each power issue and redeem its own currency.
In wartime Kobe a Japanese secret police hunt targeted foreigners including Germans and a Tokyo resident Dietrich. Gerhard Hahper known as No 2 Nazi of the Orient aided arrests and interrogations, with cases involving B 20 flyers, missionaries, and a Czech girl named Hazarowa. Dietrich’s yen payments and coded notes drew scrutiny, while two Danes and 12 Germans were reported arrested or questioned.
Hitel-hiker David Mottett was struck from a car by four men in Wiyne Township New Jersey while hitchhiking near the Pequannock River. He escaped, reached a house, called police, and reported being robbed of clothes and cash before continuing his trip to visit his grandfather in Martichsyte, Pennsylvania.
East Side notice announces the December meeting of the Women’s Society of Christ in Service at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. A mother daughter supper starts at 6 30 pm followed by the Daylet Country Cousins performed by members under Mrs. Frank W. Vanderpool. A grab bag and Christmas program will conclude the gathering.
Thur Tillny Sia Burnhp Grane Falls Men William H Gosts Walter Vandersiool Mrs Mary Heger lead the taney booth for the annual church sale set for Wednesday and Thursday Dec 5 and 6. In the church hill Mrs Harald F Reuells announced by the president. Other committees to be announced. Mr and Mrs John D Caebent and children Barbara and Marion of 779 Pawling Avenue are spending the holiday weekend in Bridgeport and Ridgefield.
Get your tickets now for the gala Victory Bond Premiere on Thursday November 29. Admission by purchase of Victory Bond only. Bonds must be purchased at Proctor's Theatre.
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