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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
2
Cuban officials announced that suspects described as spies were detained and being interrogated. Limited information suggested a figure linked to Spain arrived recently. officials withheld details.
About 12 500 service personnel were scheduled to arrive yesterday at West Coast ports aboard several transports. Additional personnel and units were listed for New Orleans Seattle Norfolk Naples and other bases with various ships and divisions named. Nearly one third of New York state highways are slated for reconstruction or replacement under a $849 million five year public works program.
Washington director John W. Snyder warned it would be disastrous to drop price controls before supply meets demand. He testified for a bill extending the emergency act and said removing ceilings could spark inflation, hurt producers and consumers, and delay stabilization. Also notes Navy enlistees report to barracks and local community meetings set with speakers on March 4.
A patient, Whitehall desse Sexton, returns home from Butland Hospitel. Guy Walker, a mail carrier, fractured his jaw after a fall on Saundees Street last week. Mrs Austin Creedon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hollman, underwent major surgery Sunday at Baptist Clinic Hospital, Boston. Alan J. Ward, M.C.A. secretary, shows improvement in Cambridge’s Mary McClellan Hospital. Several local residents receive notices of military discharge and health conditions, including Sir Joseph Gupliella and Sir Edward J. Jones. A Community Clay benefit card party is planned, with invitations extended to families.
Harold and Mrs Pratt and Lloyd Rathbun visiting Tray and Albany. Lewis Potter and Estelle Potter hosted visits with Mrs Rathbun and Joan in Cum mington. Merritt Bishop and Ralph visited Brattleboro to see Fred Bishop family. Aime Lessard hosted ten children for Vivian’s third birthday with lunch and cake.
Melrose Miga Nancy Davis sustained a broken arm last week in a fall at school. World Day of Prayer planned at the Methodist Church on March and 7:45 pm with Miss Elizaloman and Miss Estella Speanburg as volunteers. Young people from Bulheran and Methodist Churches to participate. W C S of the Methodist Church to meet Tuesday at 2 pm at Mrs Agnes Olmstead's home. McWose library sponsoring a child party and dance in ICCF Hall tomorrow from 8 to Midnight Abe Nielsen to provide music.
Raward Wilson of Hoosick Falls died Tuesday at Beokmas Street Hospital New York aged 70s He was son of James Edward and Ztaine Mens dergast Wilson He attended St Marys Academy and later served in Merchant Marine Survivors include his wife Marjorie Bury of Malone a sister Mrs Joseph Burns of Hoosick Falls The funeral will be held Saturday from Alts Burns residence at 9 am and from the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
White Creek residents list weekend visits by Newton Bale and family of Valhalh with Sheldon D. Coon. Herbert Pfalegral of Grooklyn visited George Bouplon and family in Shaftsbury Valley. Ivan Taber traveled with brother Harald to see a former overseas buddy Calvin Trombini. Navi Hoosiek couple Stephen and wife celebrate golden wedding anniversary Tuesday. Local attendees at a Grange conference include Mrs. Gordon Byars and others at The Lote] Ven Fycle Albany. Edward Bouplon of Shaftebury Valley marks his and his wife’s wedding anniversary with kin from Ballston Spa and Hoo sickalls. gifts noted.
Congress plans to report a broad package to raise pay from 10 000 to 15 000 a year and expand staffs. It proposes consolidating Senate committees into 18 groups and merging House panels into 18, with new rules on registration and district access. Nine pages of details outline new panels, civil service retirement access, and a potential build up of official party committees.
The text describes a State Employees annual communion event at St. Meny’s chapel Albany, with breakfast to follow at a hotel. It lists several attendees including J Blondel, Misa loge pitino Mazo, and Rety Mabeun, noting unemployment services and a reception after the ceremony.
Congress voted to merge the Army and Navy in a sweeping military reform. The consolidation aims to streamline command and unify defense operations amid ongoing national security considerations.
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