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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
8
Whipple school parent teacher association outlines aims for the upcoming year at a meeting before the executive board. Long session covers enrollment, activities, and fundraising plans with members urged to support the season's slate.
An old Kellogg's advertisement promotes Ale-Bran made in Battle Creek and Omaha. It touts constipation relief and richer nutrition than whole wheat, claiming outer layers add protection against deficiencies and protein supports body growth.
The Associated Press reports more than 270,000 troops are arriving from Europe to East Coast ports aboard multiple ships. Units from the Fifteenth Army and various divisions depart, with detailed troop counts listed at Newport News, Boston, and other ports aboard ships Oneida Victory Frederick Victory Lambert Cadwalder and General Richardson.
Quartermaster servicemen and detachments are listed with assignments and homecomings. Reports mention Tech Sergeant and others returning from overseas to Hartford and Ansonia. Local teachers, pilots, and workers announce furloughs and new positions. A Boy Scout camporee is set for the Schaghticoke fairgrounds with planned events for the northern district.
Local items include Mrs. C. Sproat staying at home on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Pav Ch take a motor trip in the Adirondacks. Miss Ruth Rudd returns to Hoosac Valley Central School. The Youth Fellowship Group will meet at the Methodist parsonage this evening. Robert Braden returns after a summer at Camp Wawong Wasi Swansee. First Sgt. Robert Drake is visiting his parents.
Chiang Kai shek yesterday urged Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer to press General Kur to investigate Chinese prisoners of war in Japan and seek their repatriation. The move followed criticism of the slow handling of prisoners, while American nationals were being promptly liberated from Japanese camps.
Saturday evening no public meeting. Sunday scouts attend va churches for guests and Mrs Darrow whose September birthdays are celebrated. Guests include Mr and Mrs Forrest Agana Mr and Mrs Stephen Agan and family Mitertown Mrs Ostar Warne Binghsotton Mrs Barry Lewis Altamont Miss Clara Lewis Mrs Rose Masterson. Refreshments served after 2 social evening.
Sen Claude Pepper reports prospects for American small business at a one man Senate subcommittee in Moscow. He urges rapid dismantling of Germany war potential and hints at Franco Saar negotiations. Pepper notes France's socialist readiness and warns Britain faces finance stress after lend lease ends. He plans a week in the Soviet Union then moves to the Middle East while meeting Florida veterans and U S soldiers.
Fragmentary text references Congress and public opinion with scattered phrases about ships and a guest house on a Sunday. No clear person, place, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
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