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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
9
A garbled line hints at a scene involving a cherry tree and a creature or object high in the branches. The text is incomplete, making the specific subject and action unclear.
Early in the morning near Forty Street an unidentified automobile collided with parked vehicles owned by individuals named Joseph Corrigan and others. The crash caused damage to several cars and sections of nearby property. No injuries are detailed, and the report mentions vague locations and witnesses with unclear names.
The county awarded a $3905,003 contract to grade and construct the main welfare and administration buildings at North Greenbush. Work begins within three weeks with the administration building due for occupancy by May or June next year. The project includes a 226,009 dollar lane rail and anticipated financing plans. The county will receive federal depreciation and maintenance cost sharing, plus rent savings from moving welfare offices to the new building, freeing space in the courthouse for Youth Bureau and Cana Service Agency offices. Local social events and visits wrap the piece with notices of residents and visitors.
Grafton Alton Bardlely returns from a tran ft business trip to Plovida and steel Alcorn visited her sister Mrs. Harry Atwood in Renkington St. Ave. Kate Lado visits Clara Haymnendd. Yor Community Geagin to hold Ita FeeNny Monthly mealhdg at The Methodist Church hall. Mrs. Marion Lamphere and Unupeter Sadana host weak with My and Mrs. John Downes Nathae Kline Janet Weatherway from Unionville spend Hue week with fe end Mrs. Ralph Hatemand. A benefit at Wie Cirige near Town Hall Aug 4 nigh.
A fragmented dispatch reports that Korean Reds rejected a Chinese offer of military and naval assistance. The Tokyo monitors quoted officials denying the claim and noting the broader tensions between China and North Korea. Separately, notices mention residents Willard Lynd and Willard Roden visiting relatives and local families hosting guests over weekends.
A fragment notes a propaganda broadcast directed at Tibet with reference to Chinese forces, threats, and dole affecting Tibet. The brief text suggests a broadcast strategy by Chinese Reds and a Tibetan response amid tensions.
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