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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1946
Page
9
Police freed Mian who claimed to be killer after a tangled report from the West Virginian town. The case involved shell alleged threats and a man released Saturday after serving time. details remain unclear as investigators pursue full clarity.
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A jumble of political chatter and disjointed remarks describes closed door conferences during Tevatyn day. It notes legislative activity, key figures Lloyd B. Math and Charles K. Sarton, and jammed doors as sessions proceed late with no remedy in sight. It ends with Portmouth USO culture updates highlighting Mrs. Thomas D. Noyen as New England’s eldest USO mother.
A city reports mounted police adding value to traffic patrols and public order with horses. Since purchasing ten animals, officers note heightened visibility and deterrence, peaking in 1922 with 110 horses on the force. Horses are groomed daily, fed hay and bran, and shod for icy pavements, aiding mobility and crowd control.
The article discusses congressional doubts that wage hikes for meat-packers are genuine reform, noting figures like Bubul of New York and Regulivan of the Manse. It covers price pressures, labor board findings, and early contracts by plants with higher pay without forcing meat price increases, while small packers signed 18 cent boosts.
Fragmentary OCR item discusses meat price increases and a proposed subsidy. Mentions a housewife and a price cut of five to sixteen cents, with references to a meat packer and the likelihood of government support. Unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
A request by former minister Joachin Van Rivtenteap to call Winston Churchill as a defense witness in a war crimes case faced opposition from British Prosecutor Sir Mavke Maze Fyfe. The judge noted no relevant reasons were shown for the witness, while Churchill had no official position at the time. Separately, naval guard member Speight marked his son Alfred Speight’s birthday at home.
New York sportsmen will attend a public hearing in the Senate Chamber at the Capitol in Albany tomorrow at 2 pm on the Lawrence bill. The measure aims to authorize flooding of land inside Adirondack Park, notably Moose River lands, to aid river regulation and prevent wild preserve destruction. It does not preclude future dams or canal projects and requires legislative approval before construction. A meeting to discuss joining is set for Glen Avenue at $30 per person.
A dense OCR listing local radio schedules and programs across stations, naming hosts, show titles, times, and segments. It notes morning and afternoon lineups with reference to news, music, talk, and special features across multiple stations, reflecting a broad daily broadcast grid.
A fragmentary account portrays Berlin as a war shattered city with extensive caves used as shelter. It describes German civilians, occupation dynamics, and social disruption amid Allied postwar judgments and ongoing military occupation. The piece references Germany’s wartime suffering, blockade impacts, and altered postwar attitudes in a skeptical tone. The narrative mixes personal observations with distant political commentary on reconstruction and morale.
A fragmented political report discusses Navy policy, potential resignations, and Senate actions. It notes Secretary Morrvatal and a presidential choice, with speculation on a nomination and political implications, including reactions to Pauly and other figures amid ongoing hearings and public debate.
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