09 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
1
A garbled hospital note reports a newborn baby weighing one pound twelve ounces at a William hospital unit. Officials say the child’s size is unusually small for the nation and the record is cited as exceptional.
A garbled report covers a Schuylerville school and district matters with notes on a meeting for a special session and potential pupil arrangements. It mentions Pastor Rev. Lestoy Nutteoss and his Army service, a luncheon at Q Hebens Hotel, and a Garden Club gathering at Fort Miller. The Schuylerville Council initiates a 45 candidate class with degrees scheduled Aug. 14 at the recreation center.
The Navy’s giant bomber, a pusher type craft with 1 000 foot runway, flew at Fort Worth Army Base. Built at Fort Worth by Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corp, it carries a 10 000 mile range and was ordered by the Army during the war to project heavy bomb loads. Further details were withheld for a September preview.
Wiliam Launder drew favorable notice as council members discussed converting the basement into a recreation hall with completion hoped around the holidays. An outdoor attraction for a member and spouse event will cap the month's activities. Committee leaders include Grand Knight John Dorin and T J O'Brien with several other members. A gottball tournament is planned for four Sundays starting Aug 18, with double headers. Local veterans and school families are noted among discharge updates and guests visiting town residents.
A flood of abstract phrases describes an upcoming railroad development in North Carolina near New Bern and Moorehead City. Officials predict major changes with new diesel locomotive technology and an extended rail line, signaling a hopeful transformation for local transport and industry.
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