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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
4
Misa Carol A OBrien is noted as a freshman at Pembroke College moving from 26 Front Avenue to Providence. The entry records her parentage Mr and Mrs John D OBrien and household background.
Representative Harmond Chatham of North Carolina recounts an unauthorized 50 mile trip and jet reconnaissance into Soviet dominated territory near Berlin. He describes crossing several checkpoints with a Russian officer friend, posing in civilian clothes, and observing new Western jet fighters and Soviet troops.
Palestine Chapter JOES has completed plans for a supper and sale of fancy articles at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple on Thursday night. Supper will be served from 6 to 7, about twenty attendees expected. Mrs Mina Groesbeck and Mrs slower than anything he had seen Susan Herbert are chairmen of the dining room with Mrs Janet Mealy in charge of the dining room.
Fragmentary text notes Leonard San marks arising from East German government treasury items and occupation costs. It mentions Chatham salt and a Moscow figure in Elvisian clothes returning to the west, plus a list of women tied to various sales including fancy articles, food, candy, and aprons.
Edmund E. Hagan a former Stars and Stripes editor and ally of the Records group proposes moving Stars and Stripes from military central control. The memo, circulating with Bob Moorn and other former editors, urges a restructuring of the newspaper amid debate over its role and direction.
A partially legible memorandum discusses assigning civilian roles to the Army, potential post in Europe, and the Defense Department’s influence on military press and coverage. It mentions a plan to relocate or create a press division and references individuals in relation to 1944 themes.
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