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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1944
Page
15
In New Guinea jungle, bypassed Japanese troops die from disease and starvation as Allied forces press a campaign against a well provisioned Nippon commander’s stronghold. Survivors endure harsh conditions and limited supply lines as the front advances.
Report describes Japanese forces at Sarmi stranded as American troops debark and press the perimeter at Maffin Bay. Vivid scenes of U S bombers, shipwatch, and Japanese commander’s impotence amid advancing Allied operations.
Secretary of State Thomas J. Curran, GOP Senate candidate, denounces federal control of labor disputes and wage policy. He condemns War Manpower, NLRB, and other agencies for undermining organized labor and warns against Communist influence within unions.
The piece lists multiple service members and family associations including Corporal Herman Brereite and Sergeant Gerald Guay, with transfers from Camp Sibert to Fort Bragg and other locations. It notes promotions, leave trips, and schooling, plus community notices on Red Cross blood pledges and a social event honoring local families.
Mrs Mary Prindie of Kingston is visiting with daughter Mrs Anton Beza for an indefinite stay. Preaching at Methodist Church at 9 45 a m Sunday with Sunday School to follow. Midweek service tonight at the Methodist Church with official board meeting after. Blaine Regiate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hei Rey, entered Ellis Hospital Schenectady training as a cadet nurse. Donald Borter seaman second class returned to Sampson after seven days with his parents. George Bowles recently returned from service two and a half years and called on his aunt Mrs George Borter after shipwreck involvement.
Mrs. Augustus Oliver recuperates after an operation at Leonard Hospital. Lieut. Jeck Culnane of Scott's Field enjoys furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Culnane. The Presbyterian Church Missionary Society plans a meeting.
Christopher and Edward Carpenter of main Avenue Cohoes paid $10 fines for speeding on Second Avenue. Christopher was fined $10 in Troy Police Court yesterday and Carpenter forfeited a $10 bail bond for failure to appear. They were arrested by Motorcycle Officer Fred Claessens.
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