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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes crowns or leaves conferred at athletic contests with no regal significance. The passage is incoherent and lacks identifiable people organizations or places to anchor a fuller summary.
A New York commission plans a six month study to determine barriers preventing youths from accessing higher education. Four working committees will examine economic racial and religious obstacles and report to the legislature by February 15, aiming to justify a $100,000 appropriation.
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The commission, created on Governor Dewey's recommendation after Democratic pressure, aims to widen state youths opportunities. Young, former GE board chair, leads the group as ex officio chair of the executive and legal committee. Dr Oliver G Carmichael heads staff and research. Dorothy E Huthbee named executive secretary. Fourteen legislators and state officials join ex officio.
Pownal Valmore Alcambright returns home to Orchard Street after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Alcambright. Mrs Thomasanglais comes back from North Adams Hospital after a fall at home weeks ago. Max Linder returns to New York and Mrs Linder stays with brothers Adolph and Willan Strotmaier in East Pownal. Ernest Burdick, from Grenier Field Washington, assigned to Greenshaya South Carolina joins his family here for a week before moving. J O M Proud and two children from Williamstown visit village and he treats the water supply with chlorine as a safety measure.
Helen Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Murphy Broad way underwent an appendicitis operation in Glens Falls Hospital teenty Mrs Tred Wheelock of School Street returned Wednesday from Lake George where she was the guest of Mrs Alice Schmall of Lake George and Staten Island C M 2/6 Robert Rathburn son of Martens Rathburn Williams Street has been honorably discharged from the Ne He was in the armed forces own sears
Enlisted fathers with 18 months service as of Sept 20 and about 7400 men will be called during the coming week for shipment home. They are expected to clear the U S Army of all non volunteer enlisted fathers. These men with twenty months service as of Sept 30 may be discharged immediately in this theater if they accept civilian employment here.
The U.S. Army headquarters in Vienna announced the discovery of about 600 graves of American airmen killed in the war across Austria. An investigating committee completed the discovery and the bodies will be transported by air to France for burial in the American cemetery at St Avold near Strasbourg.
Cambridge approves Frank Brocell as Lown historian and Miss Mary Atwood hosts Hook Club from Mrs Wager home. Public library to close Sept 4. Marion Jewell leads Brookyln party on a motor trip. Lodge plans a climson at South Hollow Thursday. Water Works shuts off water near Park Street for hydrant relocation. Engagement announced for Marion Waite to Albert Went with wedding date pending. Town Board called to order.
A messy clipping lists Hoosick Falls village notices including a Thursday arrest by Patrolman Domlet, social and meeting announcements at AVR gym and Kalighta of Colun, a kitchen conference at Gerald Morla’s home, a payout for a parking violation, and multiple postponed games and schedules. It mentions traffic counts, a State Highway crew duty, and a police justice appearance set near Main Street.
Fragmented OCR reports Stillwater High School reorganization with plans for freshmen and sophomores. Guidance aims to unite and heal as events shift to a new system. Women’s Association plans a meeting at the Haynes residence to discuss annual plans and supper. Several local residents and visitors pose as the community notes.
Fragmentary note describes a figure related to Japanese occupation and a pending Supreme Court decision on his status. Names and places are obscured, with reference to a Saturday event and conditional retention. The fragment lacks verifiable details for a fuller summary.
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