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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
8
Witness describes Keitel stating Poland would be occupied after Munich and insists the war began as a planned coup. He cites German aims to retake territories and asserts no western border incidents occurred as a pretext for aggression.
A damaged excerpt discusses Hitler planning war against Poland, Western powers, and the Soviet pact. It notes German invasions, earlier hesitations by nations, and debated responsibility for the war while recounting statements about defense, strategic moves, and the West front in 1939.
A fragmented notice portrays a wartime era desire for housing as a veteran and family seek an apartment or shared living near New York. The ad echoes postwar displacement, with scattered phrases about housing site needs, sobering refugee topics, and displaced persons.
Secretary Patterson led a formal tribute at Riley Cavalry School cemetery marking Gen Patton’s death in a traffic crash in Europe. The event honored Patton and two wounded veterans, Paul J. Wooderson and F. Hardy, with Medal of Honor ties noted for service in Europe.
Washington reports refunds, credits and interest totaled about 10 percent more in the fiscal year ending last June. The jump stems from several factors, with noted totals around 171.3 million dollars compared to prior years.
Bureau reports tax returns show unusual prepayment excesses and refunds. Significant figures cited include a 1450 percent rise in certain payments, with references to excess profits and large adjustments as part of the overall tax administration results.
The United Nations Security Council contemplates a temporary Bronx home while scouting a long term location in New York. The council planned to inspect a former Sperry Gyroscope plant near Yonkers to assess suitability for council operations and staff needs.
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