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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
14
Fragmented OCR text reports Italian prisoners and acts of subduing conflict. It mentions Latin names, a waiting Indy moment, and soldiers weeping as a plot unfolds. The piece references captures and a dramatic turn in a military setting with emotional scenes.
A wedding reports the marriage of Miss Mary Peityo to Witter Dunkowloe at Our Lady of Church, with details of attire and reception at Riverview Inn. Nearby council and Knights of Columbus notes follow, detailing annual meetings, committees, and infantile paralysis fund contributions, plus several local resident updates on recoveries, relocations, and service members.
Local notes describe returning servicemen from Army postings in Texas and Camp Hood visiting relatives in Mechanicville. various civic groups report meetings, religious services, and upcoming events. The piece lists names, addresses, and short updates on veterans, guilds, church activities, and youth troop advancements with several social and fraternal notices.
The article reports Republican fears that the Office of Price Administration will face doom as charges mount over price controls and wartime policy. It cites warnings about strikes and delays in industry, with references to public payroll employment and potential presidential actions after extended OPA powers.
A campus morning service was held yesterday at 10 am at Maddlenary College Middlebury Vi. The program, titled We Need a New Religion, was presented under the supervision of the Jewish Chautanqua Society of America. Chaplin Washall Jonsons introduced the speaker, a professor of Rubgron and Psychology, with other speakers and engagements planned for Rabie Catmain on campus.
Church supper hosted by Win Harald Muington and Vie May Word DeWalt set for March 4 with a note that next meet will follow. Tax collection starts today with 1 percent penalty. Jean S Muove announces. Crescent Temple Pythian Sisters meet in Pythian Hill with Norma Burke presiding. Boy Scouts Troop 40 meet at St Lukes church basement at 7 pm. Troop 88 at Hemetriet Park in school rooms at 7 am under Led Hiser. Company steam project committee and other notices also listed.
A scrambled OCR style note mentions multiple drugs including Avandia Cet a pick and Lysane with vague dosing hints. It references water intake, various names, and a 48 hour timeframe, then ends with a remark about drug stores carrying certain items. The text is incoherent and contains many misspellings and garbled phrases.
Hoosick Falls area reports a total levy around 11 000 with various taxes and unpaid tax notices. County officials coordinate property tax collection while town groups discuss civic duties, church meetings, and community club activities including fundraisers and charity events in Albany and nearby areas.
House approves bill on harbor and canal work with funding for flood control and dredging. Committee reports allocate millions for Mississippi river canal projects, harbor improvements, and related infrastructure. Funds include allocations for construction, planning, and flood prevention measures across various sites.
A local fire company announces a garden party fundraiser. Event details describe activities, volunteer roles, and anticipated community support. Organizers invite neighbors to attend and contribute to the charity effort.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles from an event in Washington and nearby areas. It mentions awards to Mia Jobe Ty, Min Gigthe, and Catherine Calliion with several unsettled references to committees and locations. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear roles.
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