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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
14
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a snowmaking figure, Vincent J. Bebine, and inquiries from U S and foreign entities about artificial snowfall. It mentions experiments dropping dry ice pollute into forests, requests from states and international bodies, and a Midwest journalist recounting.
An old style medical ad urges readers to take Penta MANGAN to raise blood iron and fight fatigue. It claims low iron causes weakness, dragging you down, and promises faster recovery and renewed pep with a “rich red blood” supply, directing readers to consult a doctor.
Miss Jennie Ann Yannehunta wed Anthony Mickwionis at St. Pauls Church with Rev Brendyn Mel Connell officiating. Numerous bridesmaids and a large reception followed at River View Inn. Obituary for Otto Yates Arnold. Stillwater Rotary and Brotherhood meetings feature programs. local civic notes include scouting registrations and a guest speaker at a future meeting.
Reports from authoritative sources yesterday indicate a reduction in U S forces in Japan though exact troop figures are withheld. About 120000 American troops remain in Japan with thousands of civilian War Department employees. possible cuts around 9000 soldiers are discussed with no final decision.
Reports from MU Harriet A. Brownell of the American Red Cross unit in Germany say she is well and enjoys her work. Notices tell of John Murphy Jr in Germany’s Occupation Army being made technical sergeant and soon discharged. A shower honored Miss Charlotte McGeoch whose marriage to George McGeoch Jr of Lauderdale was announced.
Cossayuna Rasen Clough returns from a month in Miami. New Yorkers and families visit, with Tromp Wendel Townley Jr. as scoutmaster leading five boys. WineTer Lodge reservations steady for fall and winter, weekend use through March 1. Galt Card Party at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church today. Testaments served, committee includes Abel Bartlett Rens Austin Cov. School passes January PTA meeting on Chestnut Street School with Mrs. Lester Stone presiding. Bowling league schedule lists Masonic Club Northern Aula West Virgin General Electric matches and Canfield’s Fantanexi’s.
The state agriculture department warns dairy farmers how to prevent frozen milk damage. Advice covers storing in insulated tanks with cold water to prevent freezing, transporting milk in insulated covered trucks, and protecting vans with tarpaulines if trucks are unavailable. The guidance aims to preserve milk quality and production through winter.
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