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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1949

Page

23

Shanghai Evacuations as Front Moves Near Nanking

Amid Civil War fighting around Nanking and Henkow, 13 000 troops were reportedly wiped out or captured. Communications to Nanking were disrupted. About 2 400 Americans remained in Shanghai with 100 feared evacuated. Evacuation ships and international relief measures continued as fleets moved to safer harbors.

Nanking Henkow Manchuria Associated Pregy Seymon Topping U.S John Cabot Shanghai Wilson Hong Kong San Francisco Pacific Far East Line Swarthmore Victory Formosa Boissevain Eldorado Adm Oscar A. Badger Whangpoo River Yangtze Chilton London Constance Canton

Dionysians Name Cast for Skylark Play

The Dionysian Players announced the Skylark cast by Sampson Raphaelson. Performances set for May 7 at Valley Falls and May 12 at Second Presbyterian Church in Troy. Cast includes Fred Pal 60 as George Virgil Van Wagner Theodore Hugh Wilkes Tony Edith Magrath Lydia Joanna Guresz Charlotte Zachary Zendran Bill Jane Lavin Myrtle and Dick Guibert Harley.

Dionysian Players Sampson Raphaelson Valley Falls Second Presbyterian Church, Troy Gertrude Lawrence Donald Cook Ife Edith Magrath M.C.A Virgil van Wagner Denise van Wagher Fred Pal 60. Jr George Theodore Hugh Wilkes Tony Lydia Joanna Guresz Charlotte Zachary Zendran Bill Jane Lavin Myrtle Dick Guibert Harley

Brannan Seeks Farm Plan Trial for Hogs

Secretary Brannan asked Congress to authorize a trial farm program for hogs with guaranteed prices to aid farmers and possibly lower pork prices. He said the plan could be given quick priority and that purchases would support hog prices, though the fate of perishable meat after purchase remained unclear.

Washington Congress Secretary of Agriculture Brannan House Agriculture Committee Mids

Spanked Boy Provokes Revenge Then Shoots Teacher

In Arthur Illinois a 28 caliber pistol shot wounded Mrs Nina Donahoo 57 after two boys aged 16 and 11 were spanked for pasting notes. Deputy reports indicate Lloyd Titus 16 fired the shot while brothers and an witness provided statements as the incident unfolded under a bridge near Maple Grove School.

Arthur Nina Donehoo Here Glen W. Braden Maple Grove Lloyd Titus Glenn Phillipe Braden Titug

Seven Cases Settled In Upstate Court

In Hudson Falls Washington County Court seven cases were settled. Francia Harold Goodspeed 18 of Hudson Falls received an unannounced state institution sentence from 2 1/2 to 8 years after pleading guilty to burglary third degree and grand larceny second degree for a Hebron burglary. Several defendants received suspended sentences and deferments including Robert R Upton 20 of Ford Edward Dwight Flewelling 26 and Beecher L Vandenburgh 48 of Hudson Falls for grand larceny tied to theft from a Fort Edward garage. Freda A Gebo of New York City former Whitehall resident received a one year jail term suspended on petty larceny. Other sentences were deferred to May 13 for Ernest J Phillips 18 and John A Norton 19 who pleaded guilty to attempted burglary third degree. Edward Harry La Roe 17 will stand trial later as a youthful offender. Donald W Sawyer 16 admitted to second degree forgery. Robert Woods of Salem was discharged on a disorderly charge.

Washington Hudson Falls Wymen S. Bascom Francia Harold Goodspeed Hebron Vandenburgh Ernest J. Phillips John A. Norton Edward Harry la Roe Donald W. Sawyer Robert Woods Salem

Boy Admits Setting College Fire near LeMoyne Campus

A 16 year old boy admitted starting a fire in a LeMoyne College storage barn. Detectives chased him after he fled in a motorist’s car on Highway 1. The blaze destroyed batteries and equipment worth thousands of dollars.

Syracuse Upi LeMoyne College Cornelius Cook Cook Highway 1 LeMoyne

Bronx Boy 12 Stabbed Over Penny Dispute

A 12 year old Bronx schoolboy was stabbed in the lung during an argument over a penny with a teenage boy. The victim, Richard Johnson, was in critical condition at a hospital. Police said the suspect, Cassady, admitted stabbing and said he fled after realizing the act.

Bronx New York Penny Joan Richard Johnson Cassady Young Johnson Johyem Bart Johnson

Trojan Post Plans Memorial Day Program

Trojan Post and VFW members planned a Memorial Day program for May 6 at the Court House with a dinner on May 7. A long committee was named to represent the post at the event, and the post baseball team will open its season May 4 against the Central YMCA at the post grounds. Commander Schlamlak presided as the apothecary presented framed insignia to the post.

Trojan Post VFW Post Court House Max Schlamlak George le Febre John Albert John J. Connally Fred Soppie Jarvis Hoyt William Tobin John Arlaski Clarence Morse William J Me‘Grane John J. Dougherty William, Mack Dennis Ryan Thomas MicClean William J McCracken Frank McLoughlin Arthur Gaganer Fred Lobbie John Delap Clarence Cramer John McGrath Central Ymca Post Grounds Charles Davis Apaihary Schiambak

Bill to Expand DP Admissions Faces Senate

Senator McCarran introduced a bill to raise DP admissions from 205000 in two years to 507000 in four years. He defended the current Displaced Persons Act against charges of discrimination and said the bill would admit virtually any European displaced persons eligible under present law.

Washington UPI Mel Carran D-New United States McCarran Senate Judiciary Committee Senate

State Milk Price Reduction Plan Discussed by Albany Body

The temporary State Commission on Agriculture will meet with milk dealers in New York City to discuss reducing consumer prices. Chairman Sen. Austin W. Erwin said the session is the first in a series aimed at lowering the cost of processing and distributing fluid milk in New York City.

Albany State Commission On Agriculture New York City Austin W. Erwin Geneseo Commission

Sullivan Quits over Navy Air Force clash in defense policy

The article reports Sullivan resigning amid a dispute with Defense Secretary Johnson over the Navy Air Force role and the halted work on the Navy's carrier project. It notes reactions from lawmakers, the carrier keel ceremony, and possible successors including Jonathan Daniels. It mentions Sullivan's career and 1945 Shangri La service.

Sullivan Corpus Christi Tex Renault Marine Corps Naval Secretary of Defense Navy Air Force JSS United States Congress House Johnson Vinson D-Ga Armed Services Cannon 1D Trouse Appropriations Committee Rep Cole R-Ny Armed Services Committee Keel Tydings D.md Senate Armed Services Committee Joint Chiefs of Staff Truman Newport News Va2 Shipbuilding Corp Shangri la James ¥. Forrestal Defense Ga Spor Jonathan Daniels Raleigh (Nc

Jury Urges Secrecy In Spy Probes

A New York 42 A federal grand jury urged dropping secrecy over espionage investigations and possibly holding public hearings like the House committee. It said secrecy aids foreign spies and urged changes to permit prosecutions even after long-delayed discoveries, noting three years as a limit.

New York Sny United States House Un-American Activities Committee Grand Jury Sylvester J. Ryan Army Navy Air Force Federal Bureau of Investigation

Probers Quiz Scientists Alleged Spy Before House Panel

Washington reporters say congressional investigators quizzed three scientists and an alleged Red espionage agent yesterday with unclear results. Steve Nelson of Pittsburg, Giovanni Rossi Lominitz of Fisk University, and Joseph Weinberg of the University of Minnesota appeared, with David Bohm from Princeton failing to complete questioning. The identity of Scientist X remains a secret.

Washington House Un-American Activities Committee Steve Nelson Pittsburg Giovanni Rossi Lominitz Fisk University Nashville Joseph Weinberg University of Minnesota Weinberg Bohm Radiation Laboratory Berkeley

Dewey Signs New England Water Pollution Pact

Governor Dewey authorized ratification of the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Compact to curb pollution of interstate waters. A five member board was approved to launch and enforce a long range campaign against water pollution within New York State. Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island have joined. Vermont New Hampshire and Maine have not acted.

Albany GPI New York New York States Dewey New England Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Congrese Vermont New Hampshire Maine

Women’s Clubs Push for Uniform Divorce Laws

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs adopted a restitution urging Congress to enact uniform divorce laws. The resolution was noted during the federation’s 57th convention in Hollywood Florida with about 200 delegates present and also called for abolition of the electoral college and endorsed the Congressional Un-American Activities Committee’s work.

Hollywood Fla General Federation of Womens Clubs Congress Federation Jame Congressional un-American Activities Committeer

Czechs Plan To Rebuild Lidice

The government backed reconstruction of Lidice in Czechoslovakia proceeds with about thirty houses ready by Oct 3 and 36 started in 1948. The new town aims to house women and orphans who survived the Nazi massacre, with a permanent memorial and local Council ready to repopulate as families return and settle.

Prague Czechoslovakia Lidice Society For the Reconstruction of Mangacre Ao Ag Won Lving Moally Kraceb Kladno Helen Lefterosa Communist Party Experia

Government aims stalled Lidice resettlement progress

The article notes government plans to build a model town at Lidice with modern facilities. It explains the long delays before the first family could be rehoused, with labor by thousands of Czechs and many foreign visitors, while work has progressed slowly into 1948.

Lidice

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