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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1947
Page
4
Winslow Athens weather slows Greek drive against rebels as troops press the offensive amid icy conditions yesterday. Officials reported 15000 troops tied to the Gluck government facing delays while operations halted to wait for clearer skies.
A fragmented report from the Souther Pindus describes a guerrilla campaign with heavy snow measured at 26 inches over two days on mountain peaks. Authorities note the operation extended across about 1500 square miles, with reconnaissances continuing. The campaign reportedly began on a Wednesday and involves pockets of action across the rugged terrain.
Republican Veterans to hold spring conference in Troy tomorrow evening April 10 with Edward A Witweord announcing. Edwin E. Cavingston appointed as chair of arrangements with Pax FP and a full committee including Mivmel Pilots, Joseph Ly Fitz gerald, Robert I Coonradt and Ralph J Caala. Officers listed. meeting aims to prepare for fall county city elections and draft recommendations to the Rensselaer County Republican Committee.
A fragmented account recalls censorship debates led by Stassen and Molotov, noting attempts to abolish censorship in 1445 and the resulting strains. It discusses press freedom, foreign policy meetings, and reactions to famine reports in the Ukraine, with mentions of American officials and industry observers.
Plans discussed at the Women’s Bale of the Episcopal Church Home meeting held Wednesday morning. Reports were given by Mrs Reynolds secretary and others. The Church of the Holy Cross will donate to the Home during May. a German marriage was announced, with details of the couple and ceremony. A further wedding announced involving Miss Burgess and Tal Spiller, with attendants named. A game party by the Daughters of the Cross is planned for May 20 at the parish house, and engagement news for Miss Geraldine Mooney and William Caulfield is noted. An afternoon luncheon features Dr. Sara toga Springs guest speaker Mrs Ballad addressing Fifty Years a Doctors.
Area Scouts will hold a court of honor at Averill Park Central School today. Tray Avea Council Boy Bennie fwit canduet will be presented with several high awards in Scouting. James Hnorgrave presides with Rolf Jonson presenting first class merit.
The event features Charles Wetmore and Mert Trathan leading a district commie walk and community singing. Paul Knippe chairs with Fred Abhult and Lily Sout assisting as George Barkley and Charles Kivien attend. A parade and band showcase conclude with a pledge led by Ratand and the Averill Park choir.
Former U S president Wallace defies congressional criticism of his Western Europe tour supporting a peace campaign. He says he was aiding the United States by presenting his view and denies aiding an enemy. Aimed at President Truman and foreign policy, the remarks reflect ongoing partisan debate.
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