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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
17
A county 4-H leader is chosen to head the state organization, with county agents and staff planning agriculture and youth development events. The meeting in Albany outlines aims, with officials from several counties and universities to participate in leadership and agriculture planning sessions.
A report outlines arguments against proposed freight rate hikes in the northern states. Proponents claim it would alter economic and industrial conditions and harm welfare. Critics argue revisions would raise costs for shippers and receivers, affecting broader markets.
Testimony described propaganda footage of massacres shown to jurors. Prosecutor cited explicit scenes of Mayan civilians and Ukrainian women forced to run before execution, with captors and gory details recounted to illustrate Nazi crimes and the scale of atrocity at Birkenwald and other camps.
Bowles faces questions on wage and price policy as Congress weighs extending the OPA authority. Spectators press for action while Bowles reads a formal statement and signals a possible afternoon session to answer questions. The clash centers on inflation, industry pricing, and the path to faster economic guidance.
A social sponsorship event organized by Division Act 1 will be held on Thursday night at the Chaste Buildings. Mrs Frances O Gendry will be chairman.
Bevin defends policy amid reports of Polish forces in Italy aiding a peace effort. He denies any threat by Polish troops and says allied channels should handle negotiations. The Warsaw broadcast and British officials questioned Polish involvement and the impact on UN Security Council deliberations.
Georgia era transcription notes report that Mire Melon G F Estelin state president of Ine WG UUL and Mrs Hatella urged banning saloons and night clubs, adding liquor education for teachers, and promoting motion pictures in schools. Mrs Boyle presided. vocal numbers were performed. Kenyon was named to silent Leola for donation to the public library.
Poestenkill Parents and Teachers Association held a meeting at Quemen's hall with a covered dish supper led by president Mrs Ralph Link. Reports from officers were given and district rector Downly spoke on the group’s goals. Next meeting is Thursday March 10 with a Mothers Night program planned.
Carl H W Storm reenlists in the Navy, son of Mrs. A Brenenatuhl of 65 Milltennth Street. He was honorably discharged recently and is assigned for two years at the naval receiving station in New York after 30 day leave. He served 17 months in the Pacific including Saipan and Okinawa operations.
Cardinals arrive in Rome for a consistory elevating 32 new cardinals amid pomp and protocol. Pope John XXIII leads the ceremony. Mindaugas and other prelates face delays and health issues, while three cardinal electees miss the rites. The stalled vacancy from Genoa and German delegates temper the historic milestone.
Readable fragment notes a St Lawrence parish hall event featuring first year Girl Scouts with many named attendees and speakers. The program included varied selections by Misss Llavavield and Miss Whiteman, with guests, refreshments, and leadership remarks from Mrs. Hose Winklemith and Mrs Elizabeth Stoomieldy.
The Church of Christ Diveiples plans its third annual Brotherhood Dinner. Members will invite friends and guests as part of a charitable event aiding the needy. Rev. Charles M. Shiurpe and Rev. By Talmadge Mircay will lead prayers and speak on overseas religious facilities.
Amid a stalled dispute at Allegheny Electric, union leaders denounce management patience while picketing widens. Spokesmen claim wage offers top prior state standards as 16 000 workers joined the walkout, threatening extended disruption unless a settlement is reached with major contractors and allied unions.
The Cohoes Methodists held a congregational meeting to elect officers and report on the year. Officers named include Recording Steward Joseph Zaresley and Treasurer Will Reynolds, with a busy program of church activities, socials, and plans for interchurch cooperation.
Oakwood Presbyterian forms a fellowship with a meeting of Wan school students at Owkwood Avenir Presbyterian Chaveh. Ral Stewart named president after worship. Rev. Mauttea presided. James Petterson and Adrian Pavlina named officers. Fellowship activity continues with planned Sunday night gathering next week.
Community meeting reviews plans for expanding Cohoes Municipal Airport to boost regional air access. Officers including IK De Wirtwall and Roger Belmne outline budget, timeline, and publicity roles. No schedule changes announced. organizational leadership remains.
A Cohoes Cub Pack affiliated with Troop 44 was presented a flag by Troop 44. Officers and leaders announced parent cooperation, announced advancement to Wolf rank for several youths, and noted upcoming meetings and special programs in observance of a yearly-wide project under the Baral Studies Department.
Colines K of C plans degree work with a gathering of members including Cloine Dapaty Joeeyh Halpin and Cridales fun. One third degree will meet Sunday at old location. Banquet speaker Hullutt Ryan will speak at Gow in Nevins dradeny. The Last Deportient will conduct a session, with a board meeting and church event scheduled today.
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