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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
6
Karl A Borntinger superintendent of the Morrich and Hudson Division of the New York Central Railroad will speak on railroading at the luncheon meeting of the Klwanis Club Thursday at the Hendelck Rudsan.
A revival movement reaches 360000 Allied POWs in British camps led by pastors from the World Alliance of Young Men’s Christian Associations. The Cuckney School Camp in Nottinghamshire trains prisoners for ministry and teaching as they work with external churches and universities. hundreds study to become ministers and teachers while some wait for release. In Poland, 288000 adults attend schools accelerating national education during occupation.
Egypt and Britain disclosed that negotiations on the 1986 Anglo Egyptian treaty broke down. Cairo demands evacuation of British forces and Nile Valley unity, to be submitted to the United Nations Security Council. Albania asked the council to delay considering British mine actions in the Garfi Channel until the junta government can respond. The council plans to open the case today.
A report notes a legal case about gleaning in England where courts address harvesting practices. A farmer, Alwyn, argues about leaving two sheaves to mark fields, invoking the Ruth story. The piece frames the public’s access to gleaning and the idea of keeping off the grass as a tradition.
A report notes Polish peasant farmers saved on food costs as a tax relief was extended, easing cash flow tensions after a year of struggling with provisioning rules. Despite protests, improved market liquidity emerged as farmers shifted toward cash sales in local markets.
Edward Soay, a Cohoes youth, was committed to Elmira Reformatory for an indeterminate term after involvement in a fatal accident near Londonville last November. The youth, tied to a prior decree, is listed among other youths as an inmate in the reform system. World War veteran Glenn Jones Rubino, 27, of Watermill, was noted in connection with the incident as a companion in the crash involving a truck operated by the Velis company.
Fire damaged a two story frame dwelling at 74 Lancaster Street Cohoes causing about 500 in damage. Firemen were summoned by a telephone call at 2 30 am and remained at the scene until 8 55 am. The building was owned by Mary Oliver and occupied on the second floor by Fred Julien Welfare Clinke Skuta. The Health Department will conduct a welfare clinic at City Hall today at 9 am with Health Commissioner D Welas in charge assisted by Mrs Sally Cummings and Mrs Mary Lynch. Civic Hall to elect officers for Manor Civic Association meets Thursday at 8 pm at Elver Carlson's home 27 Minor Heights with Roland Jones presiding.
Sir Edward V. Appleton described a British scientist at MIT during the war era who led research at the British Road Research Laboratory. The lab specialized in the physics of explosions and concrete destruction, building on prior concrete making work.
Seven soldiers awarded a homeland honor after a mission that brought a tie to Rrakay from Nuernoerg. The incident involved a hand grenade found in a hopper at Edinburgh, prompting a quick response from an alert seat to remove the threat and ensure safety. An Army examination confirmed the grenade was live.
Governor Dewey outlined the executive budget press preview as Republican legislators prepare to meet Monday to discuss proposals. A joint hearing on changes to the Bicution Law is planned for Feb 11 in the Senate chamber, while local governments may gain tax relief for new Class A multiple dwellings for veterans.
A frightening incident at Greenwood where Otto Hhnemans right hand was caught in a corn picker. His six year old son Harold yelled for help, then slumped the machine and ran for aid, prompting his father to seek assistance and limit injuries.
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