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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
12
A garbled report references Andrei Zhdanov in a rushed summary of Soviet leadership. It mentions Stalin, Derwent and Brown in unclear phrases, with no coherent events or dates attainable from the text.
The report outlines Andrei Zhdanov’s role in Soviet propaganda and governance, noting his leadership of the Propaganda and Agitation Department, calls for more party democracy, and the purge-driven control within the Communist Party. It cites his influence during wartime, his harsh methods, and a notable campaign surrounding Leningrad.
The piece recounts Zhdanov's pivotal role in Stalin era plans for rapid industrialization and defense readiness in Russia, praising his leadership in Leningrad's heavy industry and his stance on civilian casualties. It notes his positions as head of the Russian Republic and foreign affairs commission, with no expected Kremlin changes. It also mentions Mayor Henchman proposing attic living quarters in New Bedford to ease housing, and recalls the 1919 Washington International Labour Conference.
Stillwater Earl Wilbur was reelected president of the Westminster Junior Fellowship at a supper in Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Others elected included John Travis as vice president Eugene Smith secretary Mane Lane Kengalur and Florence Ityan. The group backed fundraising drives for the March of Dimes and the China Relief. Plans were made for a supper at the Baptist Church Meehuticville. A special meeting of the Stillwater Rod and Gun Club was set for 8 pm today at Moosehead Run. Home Bureau meets tomorrow at 10 am at Mrs. Charles Cywin’s. bring own inch. A lesson on pro dam matting was to be given. Stillwater Callegians host Burnt Hills Albany in a county league baseball game tonight, main game at 8 45. Clotingiane won two league games last week over Schuylerville and Waterford. Funeral services for James Cahill will be held today at 9 am from Peery Funeral Parlors and 9 30 am from St Peter's Church. Mrs George Adams funeral held Monday at 9 am from her home and 9 30 am at St Peter's Church. Interment in St Peter's Cemetery.
Clifton Park resident Joel Kinns has recovered from illness and Joseph De Cerce was recently discharged from farm service and has returned home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Makowsk and Carl Bruno spent Sunday at Lake Champlain for fishing. A few members of the Fire Department will attend the Hudsonahawk Volunteer Firemen's Association monthly meeting tomorrow evening at West Albany.
Fatley Falls Dennis Dempsey stays with kin at White Hill while others travel between Albany Troy and Cambridge for visits. Veterans Private Cary Sergeant Langworthy and Sergeant Bush return from overseas with family hosting and reunions noted amid postwar homecomings.
Mrs Martha A Mullen has gone to Florida with Mr and Mrs Alfred Thygugen and their daughter. Mrs Fuller returning to Wellsboro Pa after visiting her daughter and Rev and Mrs Lewis Stewart in the area.
Alfred Quon elected president of the Muwonte Club at the annual meeting held Monday night in the Muyonte temple. Eighty members attended, with briefings by chairmen of entertainment and membership. Officers named included Arthur J. Sutil as vice president and Willan Bean as secretary treasurer. Reports noted activities and returning servicemen from the armed forces. A purse of money was presented to janitor Elmer Devoe. Community updates included a public card party and serial novel afterward.
Mary Olson visits Andrew Dryee at Tooklek Pally on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Horringtom plan Morlita stay for several days at Woo, Me. Mr and Mrs Maratti Stoysley attend Sunday guild with Mr and Mrs Arthir Mongley of Engle.
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Canadian cough remedy as a quick loosener for choking phlegm, soothing sore throats and bronchial irritation in children. It claims rapid relief and easy breathing, urging readers to visit the local drug store for this “remarkable Canadian discovery.”
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