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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
18
A report describes Bandit Bobs Troy, a taxi driver, firing three shots and wrecking a car in Green Island. Police identify the suspect, detail the pursuit and investigation, and note the alleged crime's street location and aftermath.
A sharp tremor rattled Seattle and nearby towns at 7:18 pm causing building sway and broken glass. The quake was felt from Portland to far north of Seattle and east to Wenatchee with no major damage reported so far and reports of moving objects at the Puget Sound Navy Yard and University of Washington.
A Philippines airliner carrying 21 people disappeared while en route from Cebu to Mindanao. Authorities, including Press correspondent Davies, report search efforts are under way with officials urging families to await further updates.
The text proclaims March as Red Cross Month and notes Wellington GPP and others endorsing humanitarian efforts. It states the organization will seek a minimum fund of $108,000,000 this year to support universal welfare and disaster relief initiatives.
The report outlines UNO discussions at Westchester and New York City offices focusing on assembly seating and consultative votes. It details allied positions, duties of representatives, and the push to conserve food supplies amid global tensions.
The House passed a deficiency supply bill funding the Civilian Production Administration and the Office of Price Administration for four months, while opposing OPA funding cuts and shifting ten million to ALIAS borrowing authority. The measure moves to the Senate amid early action expected.
A Labor Committee approved a bill to extend the minimum wage act to more businesses and industries. The measure would raise base pay to 63 cents, with staged increases over two years, covering interstate commerce with specifics debated in a closed session.
Senate Naval Affairs hearings reveal plans to establish 93 overseas bases for rapid naval response amid fears of atomic attacks. Secretary of the Navy argues for immediate action and larger fleet readiness as defense.
The New York Stock Exchange plans an early close on February 28 and also on February 22 for holiday observance. Trading halts influence listings and the market timetable this period.
Army officials announced lower physical standards for draftees and projected calling up about 125000 men in April and 127000 eligible for service. The move aims to fill replacements and new enlistments as the draft pool adjusts to the relaxed criteria.
A severe gale sweeping from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada caused at least three deaths and extensive damage in New York State. Buffalo and Western New York endured tornados of wind, smashed windows, toppled trees, and power outages, with gusts reaching up to a mile per hour. The storm disrupted the Onondaga Reservation and individual fatalities occurred as autos struck pedestrians amid debris, while temperatures plummeted and snow squalls followed.
Officials announced an inquiry into the Yukon wreck after a site ship arrived with survivors and missing crew. Police and maritime authorities prepared to examine the disaster’s causes as families awaited news.
An unclear transcription praises the Bill of Rights and wartime unity. The fragment references World War II era sentiment, defunding, and a ceremonial impassioned tone about national resilience and unity without clear names or dates.
An Argentine official rejected U S accusations of interference in the upcoming presidential election and accused Braden of espionage links. The statement cited a Blue Book as evidence and warned the United States to prove its charges, while denying any Argentine offer of a copy.
Archbishop Spellman of New York City and others arrive in Rome to attend a high profile papal ceremony. The trip includes discussions on U S diplomacy and the Pope’s planned events. The visit signals strong ties between the two nations and the Vatican’s ceremonial program.
Gerald Mi head denies wage dispute as Michigan industry and city officials confront extended work stoppages. Officials report talks ongoing with unions and management while rail and fuel supply tensions threaten further disruptions. Local schools reopen as transportation groups seek resolution amid pressure from labor actions and industrial unrest.
An official White House statement confirms Averell Harriman’s resignation as ambassador to Russia. President Roosevelt notes Harriman’s service and says the administration will appoint a successor soon. The move marks a major diplomatic personnel shift during wartime.
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