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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1946
Page
3
The Agriculture Department expects food prices, now at record highs, to decline somewhat over the next three to six months. The drop is not specified, and officials say the easing may be less dramatic than after World War I.
The report notes meat prices may rebound through the winter with high cremes and rising pork prices while input costs stay high. It suggests better quality gene improvements could lower some expenses, though overall costs may remain elevated.
Dr Pree Pickerel died of a heart attack shortly after assisting in the birth of a baby girl at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. The event marks a somber note in the same moment of bringing new life, reflecting the tragedy and medical service involved.
Roger W Babson in an interview predicts the ten biggest U S cities will be destroyed in a future atomic war He cites decentralization self contained rural units and camouflage for industry as necessary safeguards He demonstrates by buying property in Eureka Kansas and plans atom proof vaults for his records He warns only a spiritual awakening can prevent war.
Yonkers police arrested Army veteran Joseph A. Benehat 4 for carjacking a cab driver, Rupert Weeks 40, by threatening with a plastic toy pistol. The crime occurred after a Manhattan pickup. weeks-led description enabled quick police nab within blocks and minutes of broadcast.
Grafton Lesa Binck returns from Leonard Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lowell Tucker now reside in Florida. Mrs Mery Hull visits daughter Mrs va Menter through Christmas. Town clerk records two deaths and three marriage licenses last month. Watervliet visitors Mr and Mrs Millard Ellett and children Marlyn and Doug las. Mrs George Gates returns home on Long Island after a week with sister Mrs Elmer J. At request of the superintendent, the town board bought a newt.
A Christmas party at the Graf ton Home Bureau will be held tomorrow evening in the Methodist Hall after the war meeting. A grab bag will be enjoyed and children will have games starting at 7 pm. Refreshments will be served.
Officials at headquarters promote a new school lunch program as vital to shaping the younger generation in Japan. Colonel HL Sana, head of Public, stresses that improving nutrition supports healthier, more thoughtful citizens and a stronger state.
Fragmented text claims a large monetary total and averages per person in the United States. Mentions New Jersey and Illinois but text is garbled with repeated words and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event or identifiable people present.
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