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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1945

Page

16

Soviet Press Hails Big 3 Cooperation

Soviet media praised renewed cooperation among Russia the United States and Britain after the Moscow foreign ministers conference. Bevin and other diplomats planned new talks in Bucharest with King Michael, aiming to broaden government participation and ease Balkan tensions. Paris France sought clarifications on the Balkan peace process while criticizing being left out of drafting.

Lowen Vu France Lay Big Three Moscow Bhy Russia United States Romania Micalon Great Britain Wishat Bevin London Bss Bevin Paris Washington Omee Balkans Georges Bilault de Gaulle Spnakesman Semetney James Byres Lunion Byrnes Balkan Wnd Pranve Yale Shitted Lobee

Conference outcomes met with mixed global reactions

The Communist press in Bucharest hailed the conference as a victory over atomic diplomacy and against outside forces in Romania. In Hungary, Foreign Minister Janos Gyongyosy said Budapest circles were generally pleased with the conference results. In China, divisions welcomed the talks, feeling they upheld Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria and moved toward national unity.

Bucharest Baseiani Romania Hungary Balfun Janos Gyongyosy Budapest China Mandaria

Miners Alive Found in 2 1 2 Mile Tunnel After Explosion

Rescue teams completed a 43 hour hunt to locate nine miners buried by an explosion in a Cumberland Mountain coal shaft. Firefighters extinguished a seven hour blaze blocking access while doctors from Pineville treated the rescued men and preparations were made for more survivors trapped deeper in the tunnel.

Jef” Buttenfly Olin O. B Stacy Adam Stacy Pineville Vyme Guntberland Mort Bell Harlan County

Order Filing of Oath Taken by City Judge 70

Justice Abram Zoller ordered City Clerk Dennis Bedon to receive and file the oath of office taken by Guy Kretser, after officials delayed by age 70. Kretser, a Republican, sought to stay the mayor from declaring the judgeship vacant and argued the oath must be filed.

Tattle Falls Supreme Courl Abram Zoller Dennis Bedon Guy Kreiser Justice Zoller Kretser Reed Herkimer Clineton Wagasner

Hilda Lehman Weds New York Major Eugene Ta Paul

Hilda Lehman daughter of former Gov Herbert Lehman married Maj Eugene Ta Paul at the family home. The ceremony was conducted by Court of Appeals Judge Albert Conway with only immediate family present.

Hilda Lehman New York VPI Hilda Jane Lehman Herbert TH. Lehiman Eugene Ta Paul Hirs Branie Paul Point Marton Court of Appeals Albert Conway

Nine trapped miners amid deadly tunnel blast in Kentucky

Rescue crews faced blasting debris and dangerous rock as nine miners remained trapped after an explosion described as one of the region s worst. Officials said ventilation was inadequate and escapes were nonfunctional, with federal and state authorities debating mine safety classifications and compensation provisions for families.

Uund Washington United Ming Workers Satu Eatlien AL Washington Wilbur Stiles Bureau of Mines Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals Stiles Federal Bureau of Mines AL Frankfort Paul Woodall Bouth

Big Three plan on Japan policy sparks mixed Senate reaction

Lawmakers and diplomats react to a Moscow accord reported by the Big Three. Critics fear it may curb Gen MacArthur’s authority in Japan while others press for full disclosure and worldwide inspection. President Truman to consult Byrnes as he prepares two major addresses.

Page One Vandenbers Senate Japan Douglas Maedrihur Tokyo Jeanian Hussein Ata Tran Maine Wye Senate Foalan Relations Committee Byrnes Truman Moscow Agreements, Will Have Firs Call On the Secretary, Byrnes Williamsburg Potomac River Ben. C. Limb United States Korea Moscow London Washington McCarran D.-Nev Russia America Balkans Foreign Ministers Conference I-Nation Commission MacArthur Capper Cr.-Kan Edwin ©. Johnson Colo Wherry Nebraska Whin

Mass Schedule At Cohoes and Local Health Report

Mass times listed for several churches in Cohoes including St Michael and St Agnes with multiple low and high masses noted. A Metropolitan Life Insurance manager transfer to Norwalk is announced. Health report cites one case of communicable disease, branchial pneumonia, in Cohoes per Dr. Hans J Weiss.

St. Michael’s Valentine W. Gierlackl St Agnes Gelsen West B. Pollet Metropolitan Life Insurncc Go Cohves Norwalk Conn Ofice Williamsport Ponder Ives Second Avenue Tray Cohoes Hans J Weiss Branchial Pneumonis

Moscow conference aims for atomic control and Japan democracy

Senator Wherry warned against giving Russia veto power over MacArthur to avoid undermining a democratic Japan. Thomas D. Aiiah praised Moscow outcomes, Mitchell called results satisfactory, Wickersham urged honoring Byrnes, Cannon supported cooperation among three powers, and saw atomic pact as a path to better international understanding and control.

Wherry Unevanell Russia MacArthur Japan Thomas D-Aiahi Moscow Far Eastern Policy Commission Nand Ing Kayen Sen Mitchell de Wash Rep Wickersham D-Orla.) Was Willing To Abide By the Judgment of Byrnes, Rep. Cannon (D-Mad

Miss Ethel Cole and George Mitchell Wed in Colines

Miss Ethel Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cole of Cen Anat Avenue became the bride of George B Mitchell son of Rev and Mrs John McMath Mitchell of Crescent Street at the First Baptist Church Cohors Wednesday. The pastor Rev George F McElvein officiated. The matron of honor wore pink, bridesmaids wore white, and the bride wore white satin with a short train. A reception for forty guests followed at the G A R Hall on Remsen Street. The couple will honeymoon in New York then the groom will return to Devoe Hall University of Missouri.

Miae Ethel Cole Charles Cole Cen- Anat Avene George B. Mitchell John McMath Mitchin Cerscent St First Baptist Church Cohors Cheibeidegroom George F. McElvein Baptist Church Qarrall Fisher Nenor

Thieves Enter Apartments Steal Radio and Valuables

Wilhint Matllens of Washing ton Pines reported a Sunday to police that a door was forced and a table model radio watch and several small articles were stolen from an apartment. Florence Wallg of Franklin Square said a room was entered by ramaging the transom and a radio valued at 81 dollars was stolen. Investigations were led by officers Jain J. Noonin Plain clothesman Harald J. O'Neil Albert Prowid and Paul Farrell De tourive Buren.

Wilhint Matllens Washington Pines Polics Florence Wallg Pranklin Square Piaty St Jain J. Noonin Harald J. O'Neil Albert Prowid Paul Farrell Buren

Greyhound Bas Union To Resume Talks Today

Cleveland reports union and company officers plan to resume discussions here today to resolve wage disputes that led to a strike starting November 1. Attending are Howard Colvin, R. W. Budd, S. T. Sunistram, and reps from AWFL and Amalgamated associations.

Greyhound Bas Union Cleveland Lomerraw Uesscle Greyhound Howard Colvin Dutie Lor Condtlssion Service R. W. Budd Central Greyhound Tanes S$. Tt. Sunistram Purmsylvania Greyhound AWFL Amelga- Unnted Association of Street, Blerlie Railway and Motor Coach Employees Union Osers

Sermon Topics Across Cuphoes Churches Weakened Schedule

A roundup of upcoming sermons and church activities across multiple Congregational and Reformed churches. Rev Aldtich at Hoght Reformed shares a 20 minute opening, youth groups meet at North Reformed Water-Mvliet, and Kirst Baptist lists Tomorrow's Yesterdays as sermon topic. Schedules include Sunday School at noon, music offerings, and special remembrances.

Hoght Reformed Church Gordon M. Aldtich Jaggale Vischer North Reformed Church Water- Mvliet Kirst Baptist Church George F. Mothe W. Lee Blood Silliman Memorial Presbytertin Chaceh

Cohoes Men End Service

Fifty four Cohovalora hays been released from the military service and rechnished ab YC by local Selective Service Board No 343. Included are Alfred Bulson, Wile land Nykowehuek, Joseph Najewe ski, John Grocon, John Wasenko, John Uhlnia, Leo Josloeceuc, Eugene Walskowski, Thomas Ford jr, Gerald Calley, Kenneth Gro gan, Frank Frament, Gerald Kane and Edward Jablowoski. Charles Degornteau, Prinn Cara beni, William Jumowsled, Alfred Arnesuls, George Potter, Carl Nes reau, Deng Valentin, Willian ler, Joseph Vautrin, Wilfred Dickinson, John Gabriel, Thomas Lan zing, Philip Frament, James Ziecler, Francis Kelly, Ernest Soay and Wiliam Brennan. Andrew Maletz, Amedee Para Wise, Francis Conns, Raymund Knorowski, John Kelly, Alfred Messer, Joseph Oshier, Kenneth Charbonneai, John Walsh, Elias Schofield, John Brooks and Walter Renasko. James Paniff, Francis Comtais, Stanley Godeh, Joseph Skigo, Valentine Malesky, William Bladen, Willer Evins, Bernard Gendron, Armand Esabelle, Wilbert Legasse and Marto Plerpaoli.

Cohovalora Hays Selective Service Board Alfred Bulson Wile Land Nykowehuek Joseph Najeweski John Grocon John Wasenko John Uhlnia Leo Josloeceuc Eugene Walskowski Thomas Ford Jr Gerald Calley Kenneth Grogan Frank Frament Gerald Kane Edward Jablowoski Charles Degornteau Prinn Carabeni William Jumowsled Alfred Arnesuls George Potter Carl Nesreau Deng Valentin Willian Ler Joseph ,Vautrin Wilfred Dickinson John Gabriel Thomas Lanzing Philip Frament James Ziee+ler Francis Kelly Ernest Soay Wiliam Brennan Andrew Maletz Amedee Para- Wise Francis Conns Raymund Knorowski John Kelly Alfred Messer Joseph Oshier Kenneth Charbonneai John Walsh Elias Schofield John Brooks Walter Renasko James Paniff Francis Comtais Stanley Godeh Joseph Skigo Valentine Malesky William Bladen Willer Evins Bernard Gendron Armand Esabelle Wilbert Legasse Marto Plerpaoli

Cohoes Clothing Drive Aids War Victims

Mayor Rudolph J. Rouler issued a proclamation calling Cohoes residents to donate clothing for war-devastated Europe and the Philippines. Frank S. Ablett is named industrial commissioner and drive chairman for next month. People with usable garments should inform Mr. Ablett at the mayor’s office.

Rudolph J. Rouiler Yestersday Cohoes Europe Philippines Frank S. Ablett Ablett Rowlie Ife

Christmas events and services listed for tomorrow

The notice outlines a sequence of church activities tomorrow. The choir will sing several Christmas numbers in the morning, the Youth Fellowship meets at 5 30 p m at the Salvation Army with Mrs Adjutant Victor Stay, a holiness service is held in the afternoon, Sunday School meets at noon, an open air meeting at 7 p m, and a salvation service in the chapel at 8 p m.

Salvation Army Victor Sud School Silvalion

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