Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Troy Record in Troy, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1946

Page

11

Russ British Dispute Still Ties Up ANO

The U N Security Council adjourned after a two hour secret session as Britain and USSR clashed over Greece. American, French, Russian, British, Chinese and Australian delegates sought a solution with Makint and Modzelewski proposing a reexamination. The deadlock could delay world peace efforts amid rising tensions.

London Britain Greece J. O. Martin Australia Ernest Yevin Andrei Vishii Makinta Maktin

New York Cable Workers Stage Five hour Stoppage

A five hour work stoppage in New York City by the Cable Local Organization interrupts communications and traffic across the metropolitan area. The American Communications Association reports 80,000 members in the region may join, with six unions supporting the action to back striking Westin Union employees.

New York United States Maveye Bond Averten Africa Dy Lelepuore New York City GLO Mouthokuainan Lawrence Kamimety American Communications Association Weatery Union Witdings Nhe Peeaier CLO Cornett Chiang Atlantic All America

Retail Sugar Price To Increase Feb 10

Washington reports a February 10 price rise for refined sugar with raw cane sugar up by about half a cent per pound. The OPA cites necessity due to embargo costs and mentions government subsidies and producer payments being adjusted, with projected annual impact around twenty million dollars.

Washington John C Collet OPA Embanenizar Iosta Praconsura

Unclear fragmentary text from historical page

Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a headline and summary with factual reporting. Unable to extract a coherent main item or entities from the source.

Romania Recognized By U S

The United States announced recognition of Romania’s government allied with Groza, noting three points: general elections, universal suffrage with secret ballots, and freedom of the press and assembly. Spokesmen indicate ministers will be appointed to Bucharest and Washington, with hopes for a Romanian government by late April or early May.

Washington United Stalow Brulut-spangored Hovada Vernienk Cremtor Meira Graz Aelialn Une Froza Recine Brondenes Moscow Cammianique Bulgueia Britain U. S Profler Kian Georgiev AM Stoscow Forulgi Byrnes Bevin Molotov Georgiev Ike Groza Inwa Fae Owavey U.S State Department Hoarek Guchivest Baste Civil Hertieg Bucharest Council of Ministers Gro Grout W. Averell Harvlein Bie Anehht Wald Clerk Kerr Romania Moscow Prada Raneour Selizion

Recaptured Nazi Prisoner Near Witestown After Night Fight

A German prisoner Kael Tein Mooster, 28, reportedly captured near Witestown after a snowbound night clash on the mountain. He was taken back to a camp Sunday, with authorities noting efforts to retire to safety following the combat.

Witestown Kael Tein Mooster

Government Seizes Tugs Amid Shipworkers Strike Standoff

In New York Harbor, the federal government seized tugboats as strike action by Local 334 members of the International Longshoremen's Association halted harbor traffic for two days. President Truman ordered the seizure last night to secure transportation needs, with the War and Navy to assist. Union leaders urged tugs to resume regular duties while officials contacted property owners to prevent further disruption.

New York Federal Office of Tribnne Transportation New Yor Harbor Truman New York Tuhowl Exchange Alrilers United Marine Division Interation Songahoramen Tanhowuenn Ui Union Seiuure Arden Lawrenca Turnar Waterwaya ODI Fedvera ODT Diuclar James Monrge Johnson Lhe Tughoat Liber Sehwe oIbach Uater Walhum O'Dwyer William Brad A.pf le Interne Honal Assicia Lin United States Tinter Bradley Ie Oman Carroll Towing Company United Maine International Longshoremen’s Association New York Fugboat Exchange

George Arliss Dies After Bronchial Attack

George Arliss a famed stage and film star dies following a bronchial attack in London. He appeared in dozens of roles including Shylock Disraeli and Rothschild and achieved major success in The Green Goddess. His wife sits at his bedside in London as tributes pour in for the veteran actor.

London George Arliss Ontinele Awe Wint Arliss Shybets Disnelt Rothschild Aining Thy Gruntaet

Million Mexicans Strike In Anti Fascist Protest

Massive demonstrations across Mexico including Mexico City and Monterrey protested anti fascist policies and in support of the constitutional process. Thousands joined marches, banners urged respect for the Constitution while workers in several cities blocked transit and disrupted services in a show of solidarity with national labor and political aims.

G.S Monterrey Tampley Guindalajara Torregon Ynqi Valley Moxon City Loto Povalatloy Derby Workers of Chile Atygantlun

Ickes accuses Pauley of rawest proposition in hearings

In a tense Senate hearing, Ickes accused Pauley of proposing the rawest of propositions to end the filibuster by linking debt to a vote on FEPC. The exchange highlighted deep party tensions over civil rights measures and campaign finance as lawmakers sought a path to a vote.

Jap Crews Man U. S. Ships Ferrying Nips

Navy report notes crews aboard U. S. ships ferrying Nipponese to home islands from China. Unclear text mentions destroyer escorts and binding craft aid to China and UN actions led by Chairman Vinson.

U. S Washington Wi Hal Japanac Fron China Truman Chalrraw Vinson Uno Dusiniwe Rone Chiedne Japititie Tivaston Honches

Unclear fragmentary sports story about local game

Fragmentary text describes a game involving brothers and a sled in a snowy setting. Mentions Mr and Mrs Georgu Kinglish and the Waterton area with scattered names and terms. Unable to determine clear event, participants, or outcome from the damaged OCR.

Homma recounts failed first Corregidor assault

Testimony recalls General Homma saying the initial Corregidor attack failed and surrender followed. He cites Japanese air and artillery limits, lack of reinforcements, and partial success at Manila Bay as factors. Gen Wainwright raised the white flag on May 6, 1942, after renewed bombardment and command breakdown.

Mout GPP Gui Iselin Tlomma Wieeries Amyat Voday Basmuk Ue Correxidor Jonathin Wainwright la Core Philippines Horn Che Sministan Ratuguet I Manta Bay Air Force Wnd Walnweright Willian

Rochester fire incident injures crew and equipment

In Rochester yesterday a firemen team suffered injuries when a flea of the Hermanrd evis damaged electrical equipment valued at about $4,000.

Strike Curb Backers Win Test

Supporters of a broad new strike control measure won gains in the House protests. Lawmakers defeated amendments from several representatives seeking to alter the bill, while opponents argued the plan was too broad and restrictive. A key amendment would limit injunctions to penalties for violations, but it failed to pass.

Rep Gnas Hep. Patterson D-Culif Case Hill Bell U-s10 Cure SUU Landis Ft-Ind Hartman UR Mich Seale Landis Ameniment Awnnie Jmve Nuleing Villegal Landli Forte Paul Stewart Hemsette Lworld Bmiotk Aubaliging Dha Agricul Howard Smith J.-Wa Paco D.-Ga Mgijon Tsaresia Hoffman Vinh Gaan St Nelional Diatign Bowl Power Lu United Ming Ion Ane Prentiss WheaArmatrang Cork Copany Sini Warianal Astogiation Matufnalurerd

White House eyes price raises plan amid steel wage talks

Federal officials said the White House planned to announce a revised price and wage policy as differences emerged in talks led by OPA and labor officials. A steel price increase was expected to end the 730,000 striking CIO steel workers dispute, with a moderate rise allowing wage increases and a slight price uptick. Detriot hints suggested imminent action affecting GM wage actions and broader economic policy.

Washingto White House Yale Vruman Hedeu Polvo Snyder HOU. & Steel Mc Trinnan Generly Steel Detroit James F. Bewey General Motors G. M OPA Hue White Trinsat Labor Department Theonn Steelman Ant Liber Troutin-Dhopter Seersary of Labor Schwellemmarh Economic High Command Chester Howles Stabilizarion John C. Collet John We Wage-Lrich

Yukon Sinks After Collision Rescue Ongoing In Alaska

281 rescued and 215 aboard the stricken Yukon after a collision near Ketchikan Alaska. Coast Guard and Army rescue teams sheltered in Seward with dozens of women and children hospitalized for exposure. Eight other vessels aided the effort as crews fought heavy seas and a shifting wind in the aftermath of the disaster.

Ketchikan Alaska Yukon Mide Seventeenth Naval District Kodiak Coast Guard Godar Gnandinga Seward Wodtal Accaimia Seulthe Howard

Pioneer Automan Dies in Palen Area

Samuel R. Penny Sr. 37, designer of the Blaney Steamer and a former manufacturer of pain and fuel machines, died there yesterday. He spent his youth in Brockton, Mag.

Samuel R. Penny Thpy Palen Brockton Mags

Truman Cabinet Debates Wheat Consumption Curb Policy

The cabinet discussed curbing wheat use to curb shortages amid hopes to reduce meat production and preserve livestock. Officials weighed proposals to refine wheat into flour and restrict exports while maintaining essential domestic supply, with no official comment from the White House.

Bitaths. S Inklwaglern

Price ceil­ings defeat blocks house housing bill

Washington reports that a 40 000 price ceiling for existing homes was defeated by a 4 to 14 vote in the House committee. Provisions to curb new dwelling costs were kept. Rep Patman criticized the committee action as stalling the bill and joined by party members in opposition to old housing limits.

Washington Ulan Patman Id. Hox Hay Wills Yy, Wyatt, Provident Terman Naminds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brilot Pranec The United Um Agroumant Far Council Mukin Modzelewski Big Nan Modzelewstei Andrei Vish Cat U.S. Communications Mexico City la — A Mexicai Batuy Confederation CTM Porto States Westerty Venustane Caranen Atmont CPM Workora Ickes Pauley Senate Avi Cutler Taft Chain of Republiqn Ann Cerbin Senilor White ReMe Acd McEly Tsolved Senator McKellar Tean Ear Ular Beqnacrats Bul Taft Favieley D.ky Chaves FEPC Senadir Fair Employment Practices Commission Chavez Evilland Paley Secretacy of the Interior Drew Lad Suention Renato Naval Committee Celifornia Main Aires Helsing Tekes Navee California Tekra Democratic National Thenid Mitiley Lola Icker Fenlor Bayley Tian Homma Rochester Firemen Pioneer Automan Cabinet Sid Larday Hough Radin
Search Courier

Search the Troy Record Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Troy Record?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication