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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1946
Page
13
The text outlines a sprawling housing program urged by President Wilson Wyatt, noting vast funding needs and congressional delays. It argues for billions in government spending to start 2.7 million dwellings by 1917, with varied housing types and price controls, while stressing Congress must approve funds and timing may derail the plan.
A proposal outlines government subsidies to sustain production and employ workers during a downturn. It calls for an upfront premium around 600 million, with 385 million to be approved by Congress and 240 thousand to kickstart pilot projects, plus funds for housing and facility relocations. Experts would oversee plans, priorities, and factory substitutions to drive rapid job growth and new construction methods.
A Rochester study of 131 veterans in a college course shows 68 engaged in factory work during the term, with 11 percent in the lowest tier and 32 very good or better. Non veterans in the same period averaged lower marks, while prewar comparison suggests veterans improved in grades despite labor duties.
Arthur B Millet, age 68, begins his 47th year as a Washington, Indiana postman. He has delivered countless messages and endured various emotions while serving the public, bringing joy to families with every daily delivery.
Local notices document a town meeting with speeches by Mrs George Spendift and attendees at St. Catherine of Siena. a postponed Catholic Diaphrats of America event and a Father Son banquet are planned. Social gatherings include a church supper, a birthday observance, and pantry fund activities with refreshments served by hostesses Irene Kilinow and others.
The funeral for Miss Kate Flynn took place at 10am at 554 Second Street and 10:40am from St Joseph Church. Relatives including nephews Rey nold J McKean and Rev Guerner McKean led services with Rev Pernard J Lannan deacon Rev Thowmis A Curley and Rev George McKeon officiating. Attendees included Sisters of Charity and Sisters of St Joseph, with pallbearers and attendees from St Joseph Church and St Josephs Cemetery.
Military funeral conducted for Sgt Creswell at Elk Mountain Wyoming after his death in action. Service at St Augustine Church presided by Rev Daley and supported by Rev Kelly and Rev Newbloom. Interment at St Johns Cemetery with Father Daley officiating. Creswell, son of Mr and Mrs William Creswell of 426 Sixth Avenue, Schenectady, died en route to the Park District Center. Dearly remembered by Troy Athlete Club members and fellow servicemen home from overseas.
The report charts a vast influx of Allied personnel across multiple ports including New York Le Havre Antwerp and Pearl Harbor with detailed counts. Units include 2nd Anti Aircraft Gun Battalion 18th V-Mull Dutchmant AT6Lh General Hospital 988th Quartermaster units and 615th Field Artillery Battalion among others totaling over twelve thousand troops and support staff arriving aboard listed ships and Victory vessels.
A fragmented OCR list names and units of navy and marine personnel from Tokyo and Yokosuka including divisions SWS 1L VE 122 AWS 2 MARS 4 and VMR 33 with various civilians and destroyers. many entries are garbled or incomplete and no passenger details are provided.
Scout Sunday activities at St. John's Church featured Bay Seat Siurday events with troops and packs including members led by James Coss as Unicliring presidint. Clergy and local affiliates from Uy cubs paele and Guild 10 WFLE attended at St Josephin Maurndy Hox Rinal Coal wall west. The hospital age nui session offered refreshments and reports on troop projects.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a health notional message about pain relief across multiple hospitals and a parliamentary or medical hearing. Names, numbers, and clear events are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a regional health initiative and potential funding or policy discussion.
At a Sunday meet at Hendrick Hudson Psho, Lindsley, McChesniy Fred Mw Sebast and Pattie Pussell each scored 23 of 25 to tie for high honors. Other top scorers were Fitzgerald 27, Romond Smith 21, Wiltia 4, Knapp 18, and Jonh Wwig 15, as participants sought a winner in a three-style event.
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