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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1950
Page
2
Federal Commissioner John A Rooney said in Albany Saturday he wants an improved position in a wage hour dispute. The remarks came amid a strike involving Hoping vert Area workers seeking better terms.
A mediation conference last Friday failed to resolve tensions with the Highway Transport Association of upstate New York. A second session was planned for 7 pm today as unions including the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and APL consider authorizing a strike against several drinking firms. The affected trucking lines extend into New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
The fragment traces Troy Record Co phone history from Ashley 2.2000 to 23000 shobeds and describes expansion of trunk lines as the Albany region paper grew. It notes changes in telegraph and exchange infrastructure, era shifts, and the community context around 22010 with Abbey and local lines.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a crossword puzzle clue jumble and stray fragments. The readable pieces mention crossword ideas and pricing terms, with numerous garbled words and scattered names. The overall item appears as a partial puzzle page note from an archival newspaper.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions universities, dates, places, and people. key entities unclear due to garbled spelling but includes references to a park, a university, and several proper nouns suggesting a historical notice or report.
The Army Navy and Air Force froze enlisted personnel status, extending current terms by up to 32 months under a new law and presidential action. The measure affects voluntary enlistments and draftees under Selective Service, delaying expiration dates for current enlistees.
A jumble of names and places records visits by Mrs Gentile Farley and others to Montreal and New York State College for Teachers Albany. Miss Parrish plans a month away. Mrs White visits relatives. Hartington and family walk to Osburs. Irving Aarvingt and Miss Hotalinger take post at New York State College for Teachers. locals plan a health officer election. a McGeoch family reunion was held with officers elected. village board invites sealed bids for a building project at Pearl Street corner. notices announced to public.
North Bennington residents and visitors arrive for community events. Mrs cheehim Caton hosts guests including relatives of the White and Oliver families. Melas and others attend hospital visits at Fulham Memorial and Bennington facilities. A large party travels to Pine Camp for training with Linda Harris and Edith Biogs noted among attendees.
The county committees of Rensselaer plan exhibits at the fair with visits Monday and Wednesday. Committee chair Mrs. Harry Macfercher notes Friday night meetings. Units to exhibit include Brunswick aluminum rays, Lansingburg fabrics, Poentenkill Hills chair caning, North Hoosick leather goods, Hilltop Home Bureau with tray lessons at Mrs Anthony Chismarit’s home 136 Annie Street.
Police continued dragging operations Saturday to recover the body of John A. Dutt, 34, of Paterson, N.J., who drowned Friday in a canoe mishap at Camp Galil property near Cloverack in Columbia County. Searchers, guided by Lt. K. Gray, combed the pond and surrounding area for the missing man.
A staged talent program at the camp features youths such as Budracky, Laglis Braiin, Jock Lynch, and Maureen O Meara. Performers include Donat Hexford, Nancy Pauli, Paulin, and Sandra Philips with a variety of acts from singing to dance and an acrobatics showcase. Next Friday an amplified show is planned, with broader participation and local community attention.
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