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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
13
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Argentine farmers protest Peron government policy demanding higher prices and wages, threatening crop holdouts. Delegates from autonomous unions advocate unity until a national meeting, while printer unions seek substantial wage raises and bonuses, with Peron supporters pushing for broader pay boosts.
Miss Gertrude Brundige is wpend iy Wer Buster vuration at Washington DC. Mrs Carrie Durrow of Troy spent the week end with her daughter Mrs Lawrence Brundige and family. Mr and Mrs Gordon Getty of Vicker Ferry have taken up residence with Mr and Mrs Clarence Bennett and Mrs Lewia H Cushing of South Weymouth Massachusetts spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Norman Cushing. Miss Ann Stuff has returned to her home at Jersey City New Jersey after visiting her sister Mrs Frank Flanagan and family. She was accompanied home by her niece Miss Susan Flanagan who will spend her Easter vacation there.
Treasury figures show cash-ins of Series E war bonds were 88.5 per cent lower in the first quarter of 1949 than 1948. War bond sales exceeded redemptions by 326,146,000, improving the net position by 530,686,000. March sales reached 51,675,000 with redemptions at 351,884,000.
Johnsonville Grange committees plan a meeting tomorrow at the Grange Hall. After the business session, refreshments will be served. In Albany a grab bag straw dispenser bill was signed into law prohibiting reuse and promoting wrapped single use items in eateries.
Berlin police report a widespread black market operation with sellers and buyers remaining elusive as raids intensify. Officials say offices exist for reporting violations and agents act as buyers to uncover illicit dealings.
A garbled OCR pass recounts various wartime scenes including a court inquiry into a reported incident, a Japanese visit, and a cashiered or missing person narrative. Mentions of soldiers, a court mantrla, a child’s suition, and a donkey driver fined appear amid disjointed fragments with unclear dates or places.
The first execution in a South Dakota electric chair took place yesterday, convict Mitts Sitts for slaying state officers Tom Mathews and Sheriff Dave Malcoint. Sitts admitted firing on the officers during a crash in Minneapolis, while Malcoint’s death occurred at the same time. The case left Sitts untried for Malcoint’s death. Separately, a PTA meeting for the Saint parents is set for Friday April 18 at 8 PM.
A cryptic note recounts an event yesterday at Potivo Court involving a person described as intoxicated and interacting with a donkey. Details are unclear and the sequence of actions remains unreadable.
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