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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
3
Denver resident Mrs Ada Miller crafts character dolls not mere figures. Her wax creations depict living and dead people inspired by familiar portrayals. Her favorites are "character dolls" shaped as an old pioneer couple or Chinese figures from a 19th century fashion book.
A garbled Green Island report mentions Chet Jatin Bergnammer at 17 Hudson Avenue, a rowboat mishap, and a Breaching escape. The text also lists Masses at St Joseph's Church and local church activities. A softball team practice at Veterans Memorial Stadium prepares for the season, and a Young Adult Group treasurers’ event plus a church gathering with refreshments are noted.
In New York a representative of the United Fasians Security Council urged complete independence for Egypt. Dr Atif labeled British claims that independence would threaten foreign interests as a contemptible lie while criticizing foreign domination that he says stifles Egypt’s industry education and health.
Easi Side Sultan Whaver of Bombay, a student at Renssolves Poigivehnie Smallride, will be the EWESS speaker at the monthly meeting of Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Society on Wednesday May 7 at 8 pm in the church. Mrs. Cetin Morris will chair the worship period and Mrs. Lucy Meckay will serve as hostess. A supplementary sale will be held next Tuesday at 47 Weer Street with Mrs. Paul Demke as chair. Mr and Mrs Jim A Maloney of 7 Alia Avenue celebrate their wedding anniversary with a surprise party and program featuring their daughter Miss Maloney singing with Mrs Thomas Reilly at the piano. Mr Maloney is employed in City of Troy Engineering.
The Navy said Axis forces lost 4110 submarines and 162 surface ships during World War II. Germany suffered heavy naval losses including six battleships and numerous cruisers and destroyers, Italy also suffered many ships. Allied air attacks were credited with 878 submarine kills.
In western Colorado near Montrose close to the Utah line, Dr. T. Hurst of Western State College leads a study that uncovers artifacts he dates to about 1,000 B.C. He names the site Tabegauche Man after the region. Earlier human groups include Falconinan and Basket Makers, dating from 25,000 to 400 A.D.
Fritz Kuhn, former head of the German American Bund, was released from Asperg prison near Ludwigsburg yesterday afternoon. Dressed in a grey suit, he walked to a awaiting transport, then went to Munich to join his wife and two children. He proclaimed satisfaction with the outcome and requested a few groceries.
Don Hill Whitehurst of a destroyer command earned the Navy Cross for saving crewmen after a damaged destroyer off Okinawa. The ceremony occurred aboard the USS Party in the Navy Shipyard at Charleston Mass with Clyde Le Jr of Indianola attending.
With OFA approval, the Civilian Production Authority plans to suspend one production control that kept shoe prices down. OPA rushed a survey to see if the rules will jam shipments of men’s shoes after May 1.
The Waterford district page notes club events at the Waterford Rod and Gun Club, visits from local officials, and a string of social notices. It records relatives visiting, anniversaries, and a church service, plus details of a funeral and interment at Waterford Cemetery with family attendees noted.
Leonard S. Avery, a scientist involved in atomic research at Columbia University and Oak Ridge, teaches a class titled Principles and Applications of Atomic Energy at Denver University. The description notes his expertise in atomic science and his lab work.
The industry faces fabric shortages and Ure price increases. OPA has signaled possible relief for producers and a meeting with industry members to decide if any increases should reach consumers. Proposals aim to balance costs amid supply pressures.
The U S Navy outlines readiness for transfers of Venels to the Philippines and a regional reorganization. Officials describe plans for mantling a system of communication and survey work to determine property implications and naval station adjustments. A shipyard in Mantle Hang hosts a training ship while patrol routes near Halves dy and Shuiaghal are discussed under indepence era context.
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