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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
17
A muted commentary from Stovan on Italy’s 73 year old Foreign Minister candidate notes the painful duty of serving abroad while balancing national interests. Washington, Poyle, and the ministry are mentioned, with scrutiny of international bodies and treaty-based cooperation.
The fragment discusses Sforza's aristocratic yet liberal tilt and his signing stance on a peace treaty, noting his shift from the Stellan era to republican ideals. It also mentions Giuseppe Mazzini's influence, his 19th century Republican ties, and Sforza's current independent status amid the government. The second item reports Tokyo earthquake and tsunami devastation with 185 deaths and 28310 homes ruined, plus 280268 homeless recorded by the home ministry.
New York stocks see steel makers recover from midday lows as trading totals surpass a million shares. Major industrials rally including Crucible and US Steel while GM and Chrysler reverse declines. Shares in Du Pont and American Woolen rise. Gulf Oil and American Telephone among stronger names m
Market listings show produce items with tentative prices and receipts. Poultry sections list dressed fowls, broilers, fryers at various cents per pound, while live poultry receipts point to truck deliveries and coop supplies. Overall, the page records day’s market activity and item availability.
Tokyo reported that 569 Japanese were aboard the 1 million ton vessel Bhat Min when it struck a shoal off Chin noming Terea and split into three. Seventy two were rescued at Saxebo Inyushu on January 30, with 55 later reaching Tokushima and two dying of exhaustion. Nobuo Oka is named among the survivors.
London court maintains Wal ler G Rowland's death sentence for the slaying of Olive Balch despite a confession by David Wree. Three witnesses testified Rowland's innocence, but judges ruled the evidence insufficient after a hearing at the burned court building.
Portland reports animal prices surged with a new model elephant costing about $2000, up from $1750. Monkeys also saw sharp increases as demand rose.
Readable fragments show Waterford Mixed League bowling details, high scores, and standings. Names such as Phil Petter, George Wolfe, and Betty Wot appear with scattered scores. The piece mentions a February meeting, church activities, and a rummage event with community leaders listed.
Hoosick Falls reports a two car collision on Hovey Street near 9:30 pm injuring two women. One victim, Mina Gehmvice Tabonawild, 46 Cummings Street Moratek Falls, sustained head injuries and bruises, treated at the scene by Dr. Berthold Pres and later moved to My Wedekin Hostel in Crmbeuve. Charles J Boat drove one vehicle involved, bringing further injuries to another resident. Community events and church activities fill the town bulletin, including a postponed St Columba vs St Marys Academy basketball game and Forty Hours Devotion at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Local meetings, memorial services, and fundraising efforts are noted with family, lodge, and social highlights.
Mis Carolyn Thomas chairs a Valentine evening with Mis Teuth blade in charge of entertainment. The Tagies hire a cafe staff for snacks. Dorothy McLein becomes a stenographer for Washington Life Insurance Co. Court St Mary Catholic Duughlere of America hosts a Valentine party, Wes Avnstin is chairman. Hoos Orange event features speakers under 26. Committee includes Misses Dyn June Lawitt Hazel Jones and Kurt Griswold. Carnell University will give a demonstration in setin machine cleaning today at 10 am. Hoos Falls unit meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs Garalyn H Thomas home.
A 20 year old Washington County seaman, son of Mr and Mrs Allen Mull of Putnam, serves aboard the Philippine Sea as part of Rev Atim Fiehard E Byrds expedition in the South Pole region. He recently departed from Dorfolk Va for Little America and is not expected to return for several months after graduating from Ticonderoga High School in 1969.
An Army test pilot achieved a new helicopter altitude record surpassing prior marks. The attempt occurred on a western day with the National Aeronautical Association noting the feat. Ken Borde of Germany Linaga previously held the record.
President Trumay asked Congress for 218 million dollars in supplemental appropriations for the current fiscal year through June 30. The largest item requests 147.9 million for the Federal Security Agency to match state funds for age assistance and unemployment compensation for the blind.
Wilhit P and Lor Wilcox of Chelsen Avenue were authenticated yesterday by Justice Landurg Boulette of Supreme Court to Rong Yelag County to compromise the suit of the minor Warren Benson, Milsworen Mace 3027 Sixth Avenue for $2.60. According to haselllument, the boy received a fray Cured Jen and Witt in ucerant Aux Fi 1316 while cramping Cut Avenue at Haovlele Street.
Fragmentary report says a Jewish refugee died as Tribha sailors clashed with a group aboard a schooner trying to breach an immigration blockade. Some passengers were trans-shipped to Cyprus aboard the vessel near Halfa.
The Chinese dole drags amid sharp currency instability in Shanghai with sudden selling pressure. Traders report the yuan at about 400 Chinese dollars per US dollar, a dramatic shift from earlier rates, while black market operations suspend as the situation stabilizes briefly.
Albert Goss, president of the National Farmers Union, outlined four major approaches to government farm relations to President Truman. He described plans ranging from price supports to subsidies and laissez faire, proposing a stopgap policy with floor prices and surpluses to aid domestic and foreign needs. He urged a fuller discussion in a later letter.
German specialists worked with the GS Military and Government to aid research and as translators for the US, including 35 doctors and military leaders and Carman industrialists, assisting public and military tasks.
A county court in Brunswick New York issues a legal notice detailing a copper ore lien and related property claims. The notice names Francis J Hope and others, dates toward February 18, and references drainage costs, materials, and anticipated filings. The document outlines procedures for claims, compliance deadlines, and parties involved in the proceedings.
Voters in the town of Hust Gros head to the polls for a January election labeling a town council vote, a public budget proposal, and a public works plan. The measure seeks to authorize acquisition funds and related expenditures of the town for infrastructure and incidental costs, with specific references to street improvements and public facility access. Local officials set the date, and the voting rules require a roll call and official verification.
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