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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
3
United States Chamber of Commerce president yesterday announced a program to share profits with employees across industry. The plan involves a profit sharing scheme for workers including clerical and managerial staff, aiming to boost productivity and loyalty.
In a bold bid to boost labor management relations, Johnston outlines a plan to award credits to employees for various roles and tenure. The scheme ties units to annual profits and promises shared cash value from profits, aiming to align workers with management goals.
A broken ad style recipe describes making thick or thin griddle cakes with blueberries. It promotes butter, milk, flour, sugar, baking powder and eggs. notes folding in stiff egg whites and cooking until light brown. It hints at serving with sausage or bacon for a hearty breakfast.
The Meteor from New York to Miami derailed four miles north of here at 5 48 pm yesterday. Two Negro passengers were killed and several injured. The dead include Mrs Helen E Wilson and her infant Beverly Herscklie. Ambulances and hospitals treated the wounded as track damage extended hundreds of feet. The cause was under investigation.
Amy for three years Tomhannock William Agan has moved to Schenectady to spend the winter with her father Nighology Ritenburgh. The Five Hundred Club Christmas party was hosted by Mrs Ruth Stevens with refreshments and games enjoyed.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a crossword with clues and partial titles. It lists numbered items and hints about a college, a heart, and dates, but the readable facts are inconsistent and scattered. The reader sees incomplete entries for various clues and partial titles without a coherent narrative or solution.
The readable portions show a jumble of proper nouns and abbreviations related to people places and items. Notable fragments include references to equipment services and a lifesaving service. The passage lacks coherent narrative or a clear event.
Former curate for SM Media at St Pauls Episcopal dies suddenly in Binghamton while living with his son Donald. Born in Baltimore, he served St Pauls since 1900, later rector at a New Jersey church, and retired to Binghamton after ill health. Funeral arrangements set for Oakwood Cemetery interment.
Two Russian soldiers were arrested after an American serviceman was killed and another wounded in a New Year’s Eve shooting at a cabaret in Berlin. Witnesses said the pair entered the venue, fired at the table, and fled before being pursued by a Russian British patrol and handed to Soviet authorities. Occupation forces planned joint Polish and Russian patrols in Berlin.
Funeral services for Charles J. Niles, 45, who died Monday night when his car collided with a United Traction Co. bus on Con greng Street east of Farm Street, will be held today at 9 am from his home at 77 Pine wands Avenue and at 9:30 am from St. Mary's Church for a solemn requiem mass. Surviving are his wife Helen L Glymm and a brother Joseph A Niles.
William Nolan former Greenwich High School basketball player now with Foir Wiux team played against top Kentucky squads in a game watched by about 3,000. Sgt Russell Vortex discharged at Port Dix on Dec 3, returning home for Christmas. Officials elected in November began new terms Tuesday in Greenwich. Deputy IRS collector assigned to aid 19k tax filing will visit Cambridge Greenwich Fulay and Salem post offices on listed dates to assist taxpayers.
Balkans may see democratic-leaning governments after American involvement, says Mark Ethridge. He told the Hannaville trade group that USSR could pursue international security coalescence, while urging broader cabinet inclusion in Bulgaria and Romania and supporting free elections as promised by the big powers.
Monticello joins list of localities seeking the permanent United Nations headquarters. Mayor Sans de Hoyos touts scenic and climatic suitability and writes to UNO delegate Edward Stet. The Ush O committee will weigh options near New York or Boston next week.
Those taxpayers who must file Form 1040, including farmers and those required to file estimated returns for 1916, are addressed in this notice. It clarifies filing obligations for the year and outlines the required forms and deadlines for all affected groups.
Disjointed OCR fragment reports a girl named Wanda Williams found dead in an apparent suicide in Wilmington Illinois or Cahokia area after a note allegedly referencing a bargain with God. The text includes garbled phrases about a year ending and personal notes.
Fort Edward man Alding faces a war trial involving a roster of Armenean officers. The case centers on alleged preparation and prosecution of war crimes. Captain Bils cum, son of Judge Wyman Basen, previously practiced law in Fort Edward before enlisting.
The Soviet government announced yesterday Andre Giomyko, ambassador to the United States, would be sent to Tungslan to present the Har Euston Commission agreement reached at the joint meeting in Moscow.
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