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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
14
The article alleges Franklin D Roosevelt and Delano relatives held interests in a Pennsylvania mine complex, including the Vintondale Colliery Company, with management roles and salaried positions. It cites sources from a labor organization background and hints at ongoing ownership by the Delano faction.
The text recounts decades of labor struggle in Graceton and nearby Wintondale, detailing company town governance, armed guards patrolling roads, and efforts by the United Mine Workers to organize. It notes past injunctions, store monopolies, and wage disputes, culminating in 1933 organizing drives and later union gains. The piece critiques press coverage of Roosevelt era politics and profits in company towns.
Johnsonville reports Harold Parshall returned to Albany after visiting her mother Mrs. Cecelia Imrie. James Norton and wife celebrated Luke sath wedding anniversary at their son Neil Wooton s home in Schenectady. Food drive for Huraye organized by St. Monica s Church runs December 8 to 16 with donations at the rectory. Grace Methodist Church elects officers for Sunday School for the coming year with Superintendent Mrs Norman Cusning and assistant superintendent Mrs.
The readable text lists numerous time stamps, show names, and program notes from a broadcast schedule. It mentions Victorious Living, The Lthn Ranger, Chad Men, Dick Tracy, and several news slots with hours like 1:00 5:00 12:00. It preserves program titles, hosts, and ad-like entries without full coherent narrative.
In Washington May after V E Day tensions rose as George Atcheson acting charge of the U S Embassy in Chungking clashed with Hurley over censored communications. Atcheson warned the State Department that U S policy and troop strength harmed China, while Hurley alleged the telegram was sent behind his back. Atcheson later moved to Tokyo as adviser to General MacArthur.
Pendleton reports show American Indians once imported Czech beads for regalia. The note recalls wartime bead shortages and hints at broader effects on supplies, as echoed by coastal and national outlets.
State Public Works Department at Albany yesterday received bids for a taller shop at the New York Vocational Institute site in Coxsackie. Lowest bid was $474, by the Leather Construction Company of New York City.
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