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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1946
Page
6
Ribbentrop recounts the August 1935 Nazi Soviet Pact in Moscow with Stauff confirming Germany would be condemned for aggression if cited. He says the agreement included mutual restraint and safeguards against unilateral blame amid rising tensions over Poland.
Statement promotes adding explosion coverage to an existing fire policy at low cost. It claims EXPLOSION is not covered currently and offers affordable inclusion. The note advises contacting insurer for details and potential policy modification.
In wartime testimony Ribbentrop outlines Nazi plans and Soviet demands for Poland and Finland. He cites a 1940 Moscow telegram and discusses potential compromises that could extend Axis power, including terms touching the Baltic and Finland. He recalls Hitler’s line on unknowns behind a locked door and possible future actions.
Hoosick Falls officials will meet to discuss forming a baseball season at lower Classic Street. Topics include whether to play hardball or softball and whether the Ward organization should participate. Police investigate a theft of a bicycle from a shed on Muldepes Street. Reverend Denis J. Kavanaugh will speak at a Lions Club luncheon on Original Authority. Van Rensselaer Chanler officers hosted an informal gathering at the Masonic Temple with several matrons and guests.
Dr. Clayton W Greene of the University of Buffalo Medical School states that many morning chest pains and related symptoms are likely due to an overdose of soft maltrend and not heart trouble. He notes swollen ankles rapid pulse and a sensation of the heart “dropping” are often misread as heart disease.
A fragmentary blotter notes illness of Mrs Dorothy Kincaid warder and a served luncheon. It mentions the United Church of Christ canvass postponed to next Sunday and Hoosick Grange groups rehearsing for the fist and second degrees. Grase fires sent the fire truck out twice Saturday with two blazes at Maple Grove Cemetery and Weld Street area.
A call to meet the new Army to face at practice clinics and demonstrations across the United States on April 6. The message highlights Army research in radar, electronics, aviation, communications, chemistry, medicine, sanitation, and other fields and urges public acquaintance with the diverse contributions of the U S Army and its postwar role.
Stillwater Jacl Renly scored 15 points to spark a 38 to 8 victory over Corlath ets Inn County League. McLaren led the losing Aves with 44 points while halftime stood 25 to 17. In the final minute Trewelling's basket gave Corinth Juniocy a 34 to 32 win over the Cullegian Heserves. Sant Vern led scorers with 1 marker and players Bayholt and Moore noted in homecomings.
Center Brunswick holds Easter morning service with a master Sun day youth group activity at Brown im charge. A church delegation will travel to St Mark's Methodist in Lansing tomorrow evening to hear Br G Browley Gunam. Cars will fire at 7 10 p.m. The Lenten service is set for Thursday at 7 45 p.m. with Rev Seth Geneng, pastor of the Fi Presbyterian Church, Lansingburg, as guest propehe.
Miss Agnes PePhillips of Maple Street admitted to Glens Falls Hospital for starting treatment. Lena Shults of North Wilton Street discharged after an operation. David Shekmel honorable discharged from Navy and returning home with wife. Lerneth Whalen, son of John B. Whalen, also honorably discharged and homeward. Mariam C. Newell and Ralph Newell, Mountain Street, honorably discharged from Navy and home. Joan Bigelow named by dean for first semester at New York State College for Teachers Albany. Mike Rigaliny registered for BA in biology with chemistry minor.
In Albany the State G O P Association nominated Ghatina Huntston of New York for the gubernatorial election. The slate includes Wink Fred Gwongon of Cornwall as president and Hann Evans of Altay as secretary, with a broad roster of officers and representatives across counties and eastern states.
Seattle health officials report new smallpox cases bringing the total to 24 in Seattle and surrounding areas. Authorities urge residents to seek vaccination and follow containment measures as hospitals prepare for potential surge.
Fragmented text references a health officer and a public statement about 80 percent of the people being affected or canceled. The readable portions are partial and unclear but indicate concern over a health or civic issue and ongoing public action.
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