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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1946
Page
17
Locust swarms threaten crops near Johannesburg as experts race to contain the hatchings. Officials report the latest invasion could cost millions in damage while teams mobilize to spray and protect fields.
The scientists, Dr. Carl and Mrs. Gerty Cori, a husband and wife team, will be honored with the Midwest award of the American Chemical Society for meritorious contributions to chemistry and education. Their work includes isolating bio-catalysts and a new enzyme impacting disease treatment, with careers spanning Washington University and other institutions since 1931.
A palace bulletin in Copenhagen states King Christian X of Denmark is improving from a slight case of pneumonia. The 70 year old monarch's temperature is falling and his general condition is good, according to the latest update.
Guidance for deducting interest on mortgages and loans with Form 1040 rules. Explains eligible deductions, including certain state taxes and insuring cases, and notes limits on medical and other expenses. Highlights that deductions require legal obligation to pay interest and that non deductible items include personal theater, transport, and most federal taxes.
The report lists community gatherings and visits. Mrs Ernest Smith of Troy was weekend guest of sister Mrs Minnie Roebuck. Louis Olsen of Troy and Rasmus Madsen hosted Sunday guests. Ella Harrison returned to Johnsonville after three months with her niece. Arthur Cookfair Jr. returned to Camp Perry after staying with his parents. Ww. S. 3. will hold an all day meeting at Arthur Cookfair Sr.’s home with luncheon at noon. Louis Kurlessishi retired to San Diego after a twenty day leave with his parents.
S/Sgt John Arehambauit visits his parents in Whitehall and reenlists for service in Gersam ain y. Victory Stamp sales in Whitehall Public Schools total 1480 dollars this week. Miss Isabelle Carrigan’s recent purchases and Reginald Carre of Whitehall, a student at Toft’s Mental Shoal Kosten, Maas, named to the Robert A. Andrew’s Society at the school. Ten Junior Elias members chosen to serve in a society organized to advance dentistry through research.
The Allied Commission to Occupy Japan's embassy in Washington plans its first formal gathering. A green shuttered building on Massachusetts Avenue houses a historic embassy once bearing the rising sun crest now altered. Inside, Japanese prints and works by Japanese American artists line the walls.
A fragment describes modifications to an embassy space once Japan owned, noting a lung table, glass features, and storage areas while officials plan to keep the room under stewardship. No living quarters will be provided, and the commission will use office delegations. the War Department may approve major actions affecting the building.
Vatican officials announce progress on restoring the Clementine Chapel beneath St Peter's Basilica. A temporary passage and viewing area will allow visitors to descend to the tomb of the Apostle Peter while the historic work continues amid local protests and safety measures.
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