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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mother and college notes linked to Suntile UPl-Nrs and Land Bekert with wheat student words in the University of Washington. No resolvable facts or clear entities present.
A joint stipulation approved by Judge Goldsborough delays further litigation in the United Mine Workers case until ten days after the Supreme Court hears the Lewis appeal. The agreement, signed by government and union attorneys, sets a timeline for certiorari and appeals, with the case moving toward the Supreme Court by December 13. The delay stems from a temporary restraint order and the union’s bid to expedite review of the lower court ruling.
Reports from Washington indicate that senior army figures including General Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Jacob L. Dover may seek retirement as the postwar reorganization nears completion. Veterans' administrator Omar Bradley and Lt. Gen. J. Lawton Collins are among possible successors under consideration.
Fragmentary text mentions President Triman and retirement, with garbled names. References to Phonias Handy and Comvinoy HT Hodges appear, plus a World War era figure list. Text lacks verifiable details or coherent event.
Jonathan Wahintlgn commands Wallelh Army Marl W. Clark leads UR and Anattla is forced, while George Kinney heads Stra Mesto Air Command. Disbanded younger air force generaly expected to taller in a fragile power struggle.
A list of senior figures appears, including Maj. Gen. Laurie Persind and Maj. Gen. Latwood among others. The document names roles such as War Department commander and head of quuonvel, with ages and titles indicating high-level military positions.
The Past Councilors’ Club of Liberty Council Daughters of America discussed sending sunshine baskets to shut in members at a meeting held at Mrs. Eya M. Craver’s home. Miss Ruth A. Craver assisted as hostess. refreshments followed. President Mrs. Thelma Hiller announced the next meeting would be at Mrs. Wstelle Craver’s home on Jan. 12.
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