Bond Issue to Finance New Troy High School Involves Many Details
The Troy Common Council approved a 2 million dollar bond issue to finance a new Troy High School. Comptroller Edward J. Rowan will oversee steps including legal authorization, financial statements, bid advertisements, and bond sale logistics, with funds to be raised over several years and bond redemption plans to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Troy High School
Troy High School
John J. Ahern
Edward J. Rowan
Troy
Ronan
Qroper Powels
Ae Tetas
New York
Nak
For Your Valentine and Local Health Notes
Edward Boyes has returned home from Samaritan Hospital. George and Ma Dobert moved from Kirby to Oak Hill. Willian Larson, in service, has been taken to Samaritan Hospital for treatment. Margaret M Flanagan, Saratoga Springs, served with WAC in Hollandia and other Pacific sites, will stay in China on civil service duty after discharge, plans to redeploy to the US in July. She authored The Last Retreat and is the sole American on a Melbourne camp staff anthology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boyes
Samaritan Hospital
George Dobert
Kirby House
Oak Hil
Willian Larson
Margaret M. Flanagan
M. Marguerite M. Flanagan
Saratoga Springs
WAC
Hollandia
New Guinea
Biak
Netherlands East Indies
Manila
Chi
China
Miss Flanagan
United States
Ce Mien
Melbourne
Australia
Vischer's Ferry Community Notes Spark Holiday Activities
Mrs Knecht vacationing in Florida and Mrs Coates ill at Kling home. Miss Anna oblecter returns from Ellis Hospital eye operation. Lea Bonneau promoted to technician at Kyoto base. Amity Reformed Ladies' Aid planned game party for Feb 22 at Briggs home. Vischer's Ferry 4H skating party on John Klinghiel farm drew about 20 youths, with altair feature, hot drinks, and chaperones Inghell and Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knecht Pare
Florida
Hmma Coates
Ralph Klingbeil
Anna ‘Oblecter
Ellis Hospital
Lea Bonneau
Armand Bonneau
Kyoto
Japan
Ladies’ Aid Society of Amily Reformed Church
George VanVeanken
Reade Briggs
Delbert Merviel
Vischer’s Ferry
John Klinghiel
Juader
Inghell
Chirenee Kline
Troy Library Exhibition Of New Books
The Troy Public Library announces a one week exhibit of new titles. Notable entries include Touch of Greatness by GC W Anderson The United States Britain and Russia by D Dallin Atomic Energy In the Coming Bin by David Diets Best American Short Stories of 1945 Heartwood by Mrs Anne Downes Bring the Bride a Shroud by Mrs Dolores Hitchens Cabbages and Crime by Anne Nash Gold in the Streets by Mary Var doulakts and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
GC. W. Anderson
United States
Britain
Russia
D. ¥. Dallin
W. J. de Be Mare
David Diets
Hirehon Fugue
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Oliver la Farge
Lucy Stebbins
R. P. Stebbins
L. R Steiner
Hitler Plans Polish Slavery and Extermination Revealed
Soviet prosecutors presented notes from a 20 October meeting in Neornberg showing Adolf Hitler and Martin Bormann debating Polish policy. The document claims Hitler sought Polish subjugation with extermination of intelligentsia and insisted Poles remain inferior workers in a system of Nazi control. It also cites plans from 1932 to colonize the Czech Moravian basin with Germans and deport Czechs to Russia, aiming to remove Czech sovereignty.
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Neornberg
Germany
Tuitharto Aeccel
Martin Bormarm
Adolf Hitler
Vace
Bormann
Hitler
Fuehrer
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Central
Europe
Brunswick Club to Stock Stream and Oppose Moose River Dam
The Brunswick Sportsmen's Club elected Muroh Woulkon of Bugle Bille as president and appointed officers for skeet and trap, rifle and pistol. They opposed the Moose River Dam construction, urged that damages from deer on highways be funded from general funds, and discussed fish fingerlings for the Quack-Tonkill while supporting broader Conservation Commission funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muroh
Woulkon
Brunswick
Jate
Hurl Rifenburg
Arnold Silte
Ralph Giles
Chalran
Roger Fox
George Vindonburgh
Halph Qles
Kenneth Nishholds
Wred Whipple
Kenneth Dareraw
W. Richmond Wabb
Litarley
Earl Rifenburg
James O'Donnell
William MacLaughlin
O'Donnell
Rifenburg
Moose River
Conservation Commission
Legialntora
Bubble Gum Line Draws Crowds at Buffalo Store
A Friday event at a Buffalo grocery drew over 800 children as a “bubble gum” line formed near the wine area. The crowd gathered around a promotion, with attendees enjoying bubble gum until supplies sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buttilo
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Vitaania
Averill Park
Cologne
Provocatif
Troy's Department and
Delier Drug Stores
Eves
Limerick
Optometrists
River Street
American Theater
Wischers Ferry
Troy Library
Brunswick Club
Hudson River
Syrneu
Congress
National Association OF Manufacturers
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