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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
12
A fragmented analysis describes hard times ahead with inflation deflation risks, unemployment rising, and factory and housing shortages. It notes labor demand, joblessness, and consumer credit trends, including government efforts to stabilize prices and boost housing, while outlining uncertain postwar prospects and fiscal pressures.
A garbled report from Troy Record dated January 1 1946 describes Victor Gadwah capturing a buck after a fatal confrontation. The narrative mentions Colebrook and Dixville Notch in a tense sequence over a ten day period.
St Vincent's Home at 180 Eighth Street in Troy will be discontinued. The decision by the Superior of the Blazurs of Charity at Lannitsburg Mad reflects reduced population and the impossibility of sustaining maintenance. Provisions are being made to place the remaining residents in suitable homes.
A fragmentary item notes a one-armed man linked to the Constitution origins, mentioning a Kent State professor Fleming and delegates at the 1787 Constitutional Convention. It recalls a writer mortally noted for lamb losses during the American Revolution.
Italy reports regaining control of several northern regions including Piedmont Lombardy Venice and Lipuria as well as the Mediterranean islands Lambedusa Vantpilesa and Lanoxt. Regions remain under Italian jurisdiction while Udine and Venevie Cutla province stay under alien hold amid border dispute.
The message records the death of Father Berett and references clergy from Girak Catholic Church divisions in New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate church leadership changes and a clerical burial.
The Pownal area posts a revised holiday schedule with details on local residents visiting relatives in Schuylerville and New London. It notes Navy and church events, volunteer duties, and postal service disruptions, including a temporary post office leadership change and staffing reminders for seasonal needs.
The Rochester Army Ordnance District reports that it has completed settlement of most upstate New York war contracts. About 600 prime contracts were terminated with many subcontracts resolved. Roughly 16 contractors remain to finalize terminations, while thousands of government owned machine tools have been disposed of or transferred for sale.
Educational institutions received about 2,000,000 in tools while wartime perks drop to 7,900. District employment fell to under 100. Reports note contract settlement work and ordnance R&D ties, with State Colonel Davis reporting.
Gels N. Y. C. Post reports Pitkeppon, senior assistant to Vice President J Brister, will become general freight traffic manager of the New York Central System. Announcement came yesterday via UPI sources.
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