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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

3

Cluett's Plans New Industrial Laboratory Complex

Cluett's to build a large laboratory complex in Troy to advance chemical and textile research. The facility will include a two and a half story administrative wing, a 199 foot one story main building with power plant, a 100 by 175 foot pilot plant, and a textile research section exploring new fabrics, non woven materials, and electrostatic control. The project aims to expand industrial research and improve manufacturing processes across chemi cal and textile divisions.

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Cluett Plant Expands with 100000 Lab in Troy

Cluett Peabody & Co Inc plans a major expansion hiring over 200 workers and building a $100,000 research laboratory in Troy. The firm traces its origins to the first detachable shirt collar and cites ongoing work on Sanforization and textile processing advancements led by G. I. Palmer and partners.

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Edward R. Anker Retires from West

Edward R. Anker retires after 38 years with the New York Telephone Co. A native of Albany and longtime journalist, he held executive and editorial roles in several newspapers and served as secretary to state officials. He is a member of multiple professional organizations and a trustee of various groups.

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Former Reid Warns U S Russia Hostile Remarks

Former Reid testifies before a House committee on Communist party influence in the United States. He condemns Soviet policy as aiming for world domination and criticizes religious suppression, arguing viewed policy serves foreign power and promotes hostility toward the U S.

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Round Lake and Mer C. A. Mac Minn Vacation Return

Round Lake Dry and Mer C. A. Mac Minn have returned from three weeks at Bluddonfold and Atlantic City. A fall meeting for new and regular Methodist Church members will occur Sunday morning. A school event and a wedding are noted with local names and times.

Dry Mer C. A. Mac Minn Bluddonfold Atlantic City Methodist Church Sunda Inter Syin Mia Fred G. Belen Georga

Women of Christ Church Hold Winter Meeting

Mus. Sele presided and Mie Lik ten Thompson led devotion. A short memorial service honored Eva Brawht and A. C. Bunto. Reports of departments followed and plans for work were discussed. Mrs. William M. Goddard read a list of arrivals from the Christian Advocate Temperance. Two members returned after months away, Mrs. Lillian Thompson and Mrs. Marian G. Cole. Refreshments closed the social hour. Next meeting features lesson from Christ, Mie Apostles and Wing.

Mus Sele Mie Christian Advocate Temperance Lillian Thompson Marian G. Cole M. G Cole Christ

Owl's Hoot Spread Measured Four Blocks

Fragmentary OCR text describes a scare involving an owl sighting and a structure near Prosp. Street Presbyterian Church. It mentions a steeple, an accident or incident with a four foot wingspan, and a local official, Mayor A Patayson, amid unclear context. The readable elements indicate a town setting in New Jersey with a notable owl event near a church steeple.

New Jersey Street Presbyterian

Firemen Resume Building Commission Work in Brunswick

Brunswick Fire Company No 1 resumes construction on a new fire house as winter months pass. President Graham asks volunteers to return to the project schedule. building committee reports steel girders used and night work planned. Chief reports March activity: 23 grass fires and two house fires, portable pump used twice, six Indian pumps with 1138 lines.

Brunswick Fire Company No. 1 Ab Byusway Ernest Tuestlty Fh Canl S. Graham D. Barradalé Tra Rieting

Anniversary Greetings For Troy Record Leaders

A flood of messages from industry leaders and local figures congratulates the Troy Record on its anniversary. Chauncey Wy Cook of the Manufacturers National Bank and Arthur P. Leing of the Troy Post Co offer warm commendations and best wishes for continued service to the community.

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Third-born of Quaile Expires in Incubator

In a local notice a third-born child of Quaile family dies in an incubator. The report notes hospital care and mentions family members and neighbors reacting with condolences. The obituary references Albany County ties and local figures, with statements of sympathy from friends and colleagues.

Mother Grays Sweet Powders Inhales Reform of Mothers Tyranny

Fragmented OCR describes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claimed to ease children ailments and aid preventive care for mothers. Mentions eight powders and a general drug market, naming Gordon as a director.

Gray Ehildenn

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