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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
13
A confusing OCR fragment reports a Genoa related transfer with 4 percent and Navy personnel mentioned. The text notes arrival expected yesterday and references individuals Lou Ropa and Williana, but specifics remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Berlin reports that millions of Germans from all walks of life will face trials under a new denazification program aimed at removing Nazi influence. Courts will identify and punish war criminals and prominent Nazi members, with severe penalties including potential death or long terms, and confiscation of property.
Flected directors Elmer C. Sebacht and Henry Mf Elliott of Behr Mannings Corp were elected to the Novton Co board at yesterday's annual meeting in Worcester Massachusetts. Lewis Green leaf Jr, formerly of Albany, retired from the board.
Bi bipartisan opposition to deepening the St. Lawrence Seaway surfaced as Assembly members Gerald Sullivan and Philip W. Baczkowski introduced resolutions to block the project. They warned costs to taxpayers and potential harm to state transportation and local revenues. Governor Dewey supported both the Seaway and power phases, while critics argued the canal would be impractical and costly. The plan envisions a 27 foot channel from the St Lawrence to Duluth with 200000 horsepower of power, sharing costs with Canada.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for observation after a gastrointestinal upset. The White House announced no serious illness and noted the former commander is resting comfortably.
The will of John Werking who died December 29 1946 at East Greenbush was admitted to probate in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court. Letters testamentary were issued to his son William F Werking. The estate totals more than 5000 in real and 5000 in personal property with farm and buildings and farming implements left to the son. A daughter-in-law Ida May Werking receives 1000. All money in bank accounts goes to the decedent's widow Elizabeth Werking with the exception of 1000 to Ida May. The estate's debts and distributions to the son are noted. Raymond Burton of Albany represents the estate. Velters of administration on the estate of Mrs Jamie J Tuttle who died January 13 1947 were issued to granddaughter Frances L Bender.
The National Labor Relations Board urged Harvey Chalmers & Son, Int. Amsterdam, to cease discouraging workers from joining the Textile Workers Union of America. The board also recommended the firm reimburse overtime and vacation wages lost when it allegedly discriminated against a union member.
New York State vehicle registrations through November reached 2,772,541, a 157 percent rise since 1945, Commissioner Florend announced. The record year saw 2,971,035 registrations, with 1944 as the low point at 2,459,085. By year end, 1948 renewals expire January 1 and new plates are due February 1, amid broad gains across cars, farm vehicles, ambulances and other categories.
Rev Raters EB Tinker 31 hosts Saturday counseling with Pant Pruh-Jing, a provisional psychologist, in the church parlor. He argues prayer should guide life, not replace learned methods, and notes many seek help after seeing the church bulletin about the service.
In five weeks the service has aided nearly twenty people from Catholics Jews and Protestants. The pastor faced mental strain with issues of adjustment business and juvenile delinquency creating uncertainty. One member stood out amid the turmoil.
A garbled passage references a hospital psychology project and a person who no longer drinks. The readable elements mention a visitor or author connected to a medical setting and an unspecified advisory stance on abstaining from alcohol. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm concrete facts.
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