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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
6
Representatives of Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish faiths spoke at a Kiwanis meeting denouncing prejudice and urging a united stand. Speakers cited lessons from history and urged love of neighbor and common brotherhood to curb bigotry and promote harmony.
Speakers at the Kiwanis Club in Rational discuss how bias based on race religion and creed affects elections and leadership. The program led by Alexander Alles highlighted examples of prejudice among New York leaders and emphasized fair elections. A directors meeting followed under president Irving J Caplan.
Testimony described Nazi prison camp abuses near Bowen Hognan in northern Rogay where Yugoslav prisoners were allegedly garbed and drowned in water as a war crimes case proceeds. Soviet investigations are cited alongside German army involvement in a mass murder reportedly dating to 1961.
A barge sank off New Jersey sending seven rescued and six men drowned. Rescue crews from Newark conducted an air search for more victims and transported one survivor to New London Hospital.
Eastern New York Association of Credit Men will host a dinner meeting at the Troy Club on Wednesday evening. About fifty members from Troy Albany and Schenectady are expected to attend. Charles John Stevenson editor and publisher of the Washington County Post will be the speaker.
Allied authorities report Robert T. Geet a former American newspaper correspondent who was executed in 1943 for treason has reportedly been captured by British forces in Vienna Austria He is expected to be turned over to the United States for interment at Camp Vareus near Salzburg. Chicago reports rising popularity of Art Institute of Chicago director Daniel Cullen Rue noting attendance and revenue increases.
Federal investigators probed a suspected bomb incident at a Wayne post office area. Injuries included cuts to Lanning with shrapnel near the eye and hearing affected by a blast that toppled a nearby structure in a Manly quakl area as Associated Press offices swayed.
A scrambled OCR fragment outlines a radio program lineup including Morgin Beat, SOT ee ie Light, morning hosts, guests, and musical segments. Mentions of pirate songs, sports themes, and various names appear in a long, indistinct list of items and times with no clear event outcome.
A 3100 mile Musk Over expedition is postponed due to blizzard conditions and subzero winds. The party of Canadians and Americans, led by Lt Col John Wilson Chase, prepares at Eskimo Point and Baker Lake for a route across Hudson Bay ice toward Cambridge Bay and the Muickouaie River Valley, studying magnetics and navigation while testing Arctic vehicles.
Lincoln's education chief reports growth in on job training as World War II veteran programs expand into a major rotational education system. The Reed-Reed office has approved 1187 employers with up to 400 more awaiting action amid about forty new applications daily. Actress Nancy Kelly visits Las Vegas for a film connection with cameraman Tris Henson and former wife of actor Edmund
Troop 8 arranges a Parents Night with St Augustine affiliated members and attendees. The affair will be chaired by a local leader. committee members include Edward Connor Jon Buine Frank Brrelter and Thomas Dex. Homer priests and Rev Gregory Connolly will participate as chaperon and area council chaplain.
Misread text notes a council faction event in the Livy Area with a vote and public discussion. Edward We OBrien associated with the group, while the exact purpose and outcomes remain unclear in the fragment.
A jury ruled the defendant incompetent and unable to stand trial on a treason related charge connected to propaganda efforts in Italy during the war. The court ordered detention in St Louis pending further proceedings.
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