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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1943
Page
7
Bt. Paul (WP) Carol B. Baker says she sometimes trod on her husband’s face with high heels but cried later in repentance. She asks the State Board to release him from prison where he serves five years for bigamy. She admits during quarrels she threw objects at him and causes his departure and new marriage.
Eye witness recounts two day operation off Wake Island with 830 sorties from Hellcat, Dauntless, and Avenger aircraft. Naval task force dropped 774 tons of explosives on Wake Wilkes and Pearl, destroying storage, air facilities, and defenses while Japanese ships offered no interference.
The report details a two day Wake Island strike where Zeros reportedly failed to shoot down any Hellcats, with thirteen American planes lost and seven airmen rescued. It highlights Admiral Montgomery's carrier group maneuvering unseen, Hellcat pilots cleaning up enemy planes, and notable flyers like Lieut. (j.g.) Mark Bright and Lieut. Mayo E. Hadden Jr. contributing to the victory, including vivid accounts of early dawn dogfights and ground strikes.
A meat loaf supper and sale of useful and fancy articles will be held in the parlors of the Baptist Church at Stephentown Center on Saturday evening starting at 6 pm until all are served.
Nelson Norwood of Alfred University wrote senators and representatives urging simplification of income tax rules. The open letter, released by the university, questions how taxpayers can manage complex forms and multiple tax elements across years.
The Parent Teacher Association meets tomorrow evening. Bible Class resumes today at 2 30 pm for school children. Dee and Mrs. Nelson Van Faalte lead classes. The October Ladies Aid Missionary and Friendly Circle meet at the Reformed Church at 38 pm. Choir rehearsal is at 7 39 pm. Rally Day occurred at Sunday School. Mrs W tam Goetz of Troy spoke on missionary work among Negroes and described her southern visits.
This evening the Lone Girl Scouts will entertain the Boy Scouts at Community Hall. Mr and Mrs Frank Gifford who spent the summer at their farm left for their home in Orlando Florida. Mr and Mrs John Beers and Mr and Mrs Mensel Van Voor of Vie.
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