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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1946
Page
2
The board of directors of the Albany Chapter National Association of Cost Accountants will hold a meeting to discuss upcoming matters. The agenda includes committee updates, financial reporting, and future event planning.
President Truman faces Frank opposition as Gossett and Rankin Mills back reopening a bill to trim quotas and restrict refugees noting southern Democrats and many Republicans may support the measure. Critics warn increased admissions could harm the economy.
Des Moines reports a housing shortage forces three Iowa land grant colleges to close admissions. The state board says applicants who cannot secure approved housing will not be admitted, a first in history. Priority was given to present students, veterans, and in-state applicants already enrolled or seeking to enroll.
Acard party will be paid tomorrow evening at a gam at the Excelsior House Snyder's Lake for lmeMt of Sacred Heart Church of Pawling Avenue and St. Mark's Chapel of Snyder's Lake. Busses will seave Sacred Bead Church on Pawling Avenue at 7:20 ppm. Circle ty Meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Coons 36 Woodlawa Court tomorrow ag 1 pra. Personal. Mrs. John Deerfield of 46 Thire eenth Street is il at Her home. The Misses Gertrude Rooney and Minnie Manelia of Christie Street spent the week-end at Ayresville. William Powers Jr of Uttea spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fountain of 330 Spring Avenue. Mrs. Charles Ette of Spring Avenue ae is Her guests her aunt Mrs. Carl Holm and twin daughters of Maidson no 7. Janes Blake of Springield Mass has returned Home after visiting his ter Mrs Nol of Desson Avenue. GAM LEADER Dinh Tegus Me P George 4H Jones 9% former national commander in chief of the Creach Army of One Republic died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. He served as national head of the GAR in 143 and as commander of the Maine Department in 1040.
Pu Yi testified that Japanese agents poisoned his 28 year old Chinese wife to promote Shinto worship in Manchukuo and to enslave the world under Hirohito. He claimed the Japanese doctor replaced by a Chinese physician hastened her death and said a Japanese official kept a diary of his meetings. The witness described pressure to marry into Japanese interests and claimed sanctuary was granted to a political foe in the Dominions Republic fight.
Fort Knox selected as one of four national training centers for ground forces continuing peacetime Army operations. The post now hosts 106000 personnel with extensive facilities including hospitals, housing, guest houses, chapels, an exchange, and recreational amenities. Fort Knox, famed for the gold depository, dates back to 1903 and grew rapidly after 1931, with permanent buildings and key military centers established by 1940.
Police moved to remove a stray small black and white suckerling that wandered into the Mite house in Jersey City. Chief Bernard Duffy said the creature settled in, drawing a crowd as officers attempted to guide it outside.
In a fall color overview the guide explains leaf pigment changes as trees prepare for winter. The advisory notes leaven pigments break down and yellow and red hues appear as chlorophyll declines, with pigments like carotenoids and anthocyanins shaping color in different species.
In Logansport Indiana a hunter mistook a squirrel for a turtle and killed Mrs. Wilzabell Gd. Peart, 40, while she waded in the Wabash River Sunday. Prosecutor Harry V. Tutwiler and two-year-oldpert bakeman Car W. Copperwell investigated the scene as the man fired what he believed was a duck along the riverbank.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sailor, Pfaff, Copparnall, and Copperwall in a murky incident. The section hints at wounding and jail, with unclear sequence and dates. No coherent full event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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