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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1946
Page
2
Radar trials aboard the Grenville and other Great Lakes vessels demonstrate set performance, showing range to 30 000 yards and detections up to 700 yards in certain conditions. The tests note limitations in close range detection and describe equipment specifics and operator training at the base of the mast.
A fire damaged a three unit frame dwelling at 313 Inenb Street. The Dollard Estate owns the property with Mrs. Joseph Barrossy occupying the first floor, Frank Addo the second, and Ben Ado Dimage the third. No injuries reported.
Court testimony describes the Yugoslav campaign as bringing death to about 16 000 people, over ten percent of the defeated population. The statement cites Hitler’s order and plans by German leaders to exterminate Serbian populations and discusses the biased actions of the Nazi regime during the invasion of Yugoslavia.
Moo Sunt Walling of Pansin School placed third in the Vatqneil contest at Catskill Solur 4 night. She will participate in eliminations Friday at Lolumti High School. Mrs Ann Norgrave of Philip High School won first place and Jay Devell of Vandiam Ashland Jewett Genteil Sola placed second.
Morrthur Circle Ladies of the CoV Ro announce a clis¢ of candidates this evening. Members will stampeting on the Choan Pording Mrs Mode ent Mead and a birthday jetty at Washington birhday Jetty will be enjoyed after the menu. Mig Wabel Smith eo UM leads the upper vornmutlee.
Podunk’s longtime mayor died after a complex political dispute centered on local governance and public works. The town, once a thriving lumber center, now struggles with aging infrastructure and waning industry, as residents recall earlier water and rail ambitions that shaped Podunk’s identity.
Little money was found in two break in incidents. A storefront and a money changer were entered by breaking side windows at locations on Lath Street and Second Avenue, with only small amounts stolen.
Dr Lon of Johns Hopkins warned that deepening wartime service will pull young physicians from research to military roles, risking American medical standards. Dr Davidson and Dr Wilbur echoed concerns that medical education and clinics face strain from war.
Japanese defendants face trial for war crimes in Shanghai as prosecutors detail a 1944 air disaster and killings. Key witnesses include Lt Lester White and Sgt James Totbes, with notes on a bomb crew crash near Hangzhou and subsequent internment of crew members.
A joint sponsorship by state hospitals and the federation of medical bonds is announced, led by an American medical college president. The figure emphasizes decades of service and claims the medical care provided has been the best in the history of the world.
The Vienna medical crisis shows a shortage of essential medicines and soap, hampering treatment for dropsy and other ailments. Physicians report no drugstores supply ephedrine or basic treatments, while officials in Austria and allied forces seek supplies to curb outbreaks and support displaced persons. A Washington note cites a long overdue shaft completion dating from 1885.
About 200 wives, wives of U S armed services members, file divorce suits and seek Eleanor Roosevelt's intercession in London. The Married Women's Association advocates American action or a program to allow these women and their children to go to the United States for legal relief. A spokesman noted that some have already begun divorce actions as the season progresses.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions acid stomach pain tests and dietary or digestive themes. It reads like stray promotional or instructional text with missing context and unclear entities, making precise facts hard to determine. The visible words hint at medical relief claims and a test price tag of 25 cents, but no coherent narrative or individuals are identifiable.
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