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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
10
Gen Charles de Gaulle, via his Paris office, states he cannot be a candidate for the presidency of France. He cites belief that government by strong men cannot solve France's grave internal colonial and foreign problems and declares opposition to the present constitution.
The article outlines tensions around de Gaulle and a strong executive proposal, noting his relative absence from speculation. It reports Champetier de Ribes as president of the Council and Georges Murrane challenging for the presidency, signaling steps toward establishing the Fourth Republic ahead of the next presidential vote.
Warsaw officials said terror is breaking out across eastern and southeastern Poland. More than thirty election workers were killed in two weeks, eight workers and two soldiers among the dead. Attacks targeted workmen and soldiers in Sukvlow, with centers named as Bialystak, Rzesow V, and Cruvow.
Mrs Murray Cohan of New York alerted Albany police Friday about a threat from her husband. Det Sgt Ray Colwell said officers found the 21 year old semi conscious from inhaled gas. he was rushed to hospital in fair condition. Ottawa lifted Japan goods import restrictions on Saturday, allowing freer trade with Japan per a council order.
An Allied draft report outlines Prussia’s liquidation and carving into Soviet British and American zones. It details borders, provinces, and split territories from Brandenburg to Silesia, with Berlin under Allied control and gas pumps at Ford Rouge supplying daily needs.
Police drop probe into a May 1945 auto collision on Union Street near Fulmer Avenue that killed 80 year old Manic Di Wolfe, GE Co executive. District Attorney Willan M Nicoll said police found no evidence Wolfe was struck by a hit and run vehicle. A $350,000 civil suit was filed last year against Robert P D Lesser of HON Valencia Roa Schenectady.
Police and Lehigh Valley Railroad officials investigated a Saturday auto crash at a crossing in Niagara Falls killing two girls and injuring four others. The dead were Trene Campbell 19 and Mary Lou Johnston 16, both residents of Niagara Falls. Campbell was the daughter of a railroad employee. The group were skating party members traveling in a car struck by a moving train operated by Lehigh Valley Railroad.
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