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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
4
A motorist died yesterday in a head on collision involving an Ald automobile near Mabynan. The deceased was identified by authorities as Alfred Po Herpa, with preliminary notes listing Bultulo UA and Guateayule, NOY as related details. Further investigation ongoing.
In Rose-Island area, Regalia Gardens tenants recount Harry Suchin and family life at Rosalind Gardens. The 53 year old, dubbed the best landlord in the world, runs a 60 family building with no leases or rent receipts. Tenants praise his open house and weekly chats, hosting annual tenant parties and a February 22 gathering for the landlord.
A U S prosecutor Kempner plans new prosecutions expanding the postwar war crimes agenda. Targeted figures include industrialists, Nazi propagandists, and German ministry officials tied to forced labor and deportation. Early trials may begin late spring or early summer, with about six courts possible.
Rev Paul Thomas will leave Christ Church to devote part time work to developing Hartford Argyle parish in Washington County. He will occupy the parsonage about April 10 and be supported by the Troy Methodist Conference and Christ Church. He will report quarterly and serve on a joint committee with Hartford and Argyle representatives.
Experimental corns such as Cor silage will be tested in Saratoga and Warren counties. County agricultural agents and Cornell extension specialist A A Johnson planned the experiments at an Albany meeting.
Large stockpiles of U.S. war surplus goods totaling 51,308,000 are transferred to France under the Byrnes agreement signed in Washington last May. One hundred twenty seven former Army supply depots and other locations across France hold the materials.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a large transfer or acquisition involving military materials and engines valued in the hundreds of millions. Mentions a port town, shipments, and wartime supply movements with numerous garbled terms and figures.
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