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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1947

Page

12

Charge Slavs Seek To Divert Probers

Yugoslav and Greek officials clashed over UN probe scope as Yugoslavia accused Greece of diverting attention from border violence. Greece offered visa access to one Greek reporter while restricting others, claiming Greece seeks to influence the inquiry. A military informant cited Greece as pressuring the commission by limiting cross border inspection. In Salonika region eight leftist hands were reported killed in 24 hours with six wounded and two captured.

Yugoslavia Viewa Greece Viean Foreign Ministry United Nations Greces Yugo- Mavia Albania Bulgaria Prong Salonika

Mechanicville Nuptials Between Rochette Frament Couple

Miss Rosa Louise Rochette daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Rochette of 43 Saratoga Avenue married Ralph Frament son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frament of 113 Maple Avenue Cohoes in the Church of the Assumption. Rev Serafina Aurigemma officiated. Milas Ann Plypatull sang and Ann Tarquall accompanied. The bride wore heavenly blue chiffon velvet with lace trim. Attendants included Phyllis Bochetto maid of honor. Reception followed at the bridegroom’s family home. The couple left for a wedding trip unannounced.

Rosa Louise Rochette Edward) Rochette Saratoga Avenue Ralph Frament Charles Frament Maple Avenue Cohoes Church of the Assumption Serafina Aurigemaia Milas Ann Plypatulll Mother Ann Tarquall Phyllis Bochetto Paul Francis Frament Delde

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Puzzle style fragment lists scattered terms and names. Readable items include a street tablord phrase and references to a violin muter 47 Mahermac s AGRON 420 rl. The text is fragmentary with unclear connections between entities.

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Fragmented clue crossword style list from 1920s page

A jumble of partial phrases and stray clues appears, including references to mythic terms, farm equipment words, and scattered numeric tags. The read appears as a puzzle fragment with scattered items like birds, memory terms, and generic descriptors, lacking coherent narrative.

Local notices and community events in Mechanicville area

Local items report tax collection in Halfmoon and hospital planning for City of Schenectady area residents. Lions Club hosts meeting at Schuyler House with council members and hospital committee updates. Moters Club members to staff Intercity basketball refreshments for St Pauls versus St Rita's game. Star of Liberty elects new officers and plans flower, social and card party committees. Dixie Jamboree rehearsal in Mechanicville. missionary talk at Eagle Mills. town updates on residents and club activities.

Namitch King's Daughters First Presbyterian Church jWax H. Arthur Donnelly South Second Avenue Donnelly Porter Leland George H. Whitney Ivicr James R. McFelton Dexter W.macdonald Ter Lodge Saratoga County Beout Camp Carleton J. Sommer Haifmaan State Bank of Albany Northil Mr. Sommer Clifton Park Road Tony Mest Edward B. Hallen Lions Tegiptal Lions Club Schuyler House City Hospital Committee Edward P. Holland St Paul's Thig Sty St. Rita's Philadelphia Gideon Palmeri Tore Corrigan Martha Hartwell Dan Borden Ray Pregent Edward P. Yolland Paul O’'Connor Mothers’ Clu Fine Mittrong Anna McClellan Star of Liberty Masonic Temple Virginia Port Irene Pilling Marlon Tilly Social Martha McFarren Rosalie van Voghten Eva MacKinlay Marbel Bean Gladys Mosseau Betty Herrick Elsie Woordell Helena Dundas Lena Hi Eagle Mills Priscilla Trumbly Methodist Church Kenneth Darrow Boston Albert Darrow Watervlia Desconess Hospital Betts Cornere-Eagin Mills Home Bureau Kenneth Narrow William Whitehuret J. Arthur Herrick Donald J. Pingrey Frederick Burgoyne Warry Clements Arthur Mosier Harold Sheehan Burt Baker Conway Sistera Dance Studio Fellowcraft Club Ondaywa Lodge F.& AM Masonic Club C.ws Maesonic Temple At & Pant

Mining Deaths Reached Record Low Last Year

The Bureau of Mines reported record low coal mining fatalities in the United States during last year marking the fourth straight annual decline. Total deaths were 74 in 0, with 58,200,000 tons produced in bituminous mines and 174 deaths in Pennsylvania anthracite amid a 60,805,000 ton output. Fatality rate fell to 18 per million tons overall.

Washington Bureau of Mines Pennsylvania

Collector Buys Old Psalm Book For 151000

A Bay Psalm Book copy sold at auction for 151000 with bids rising to 181000, the highest price to date for a book in the United States. The item, one of 22 printed in Cambridge in 1640, was handled by Dr A S Rosenbuch’s firm at Parke-Bernet galleries, with agent Fleming presenting Whitney, who shouted rapid increments. The sale drew a tense, high-stakes auction with Whitney frequently leaping to his feet.

New Yorke Corneliuy Vanderbilt Whitney America Cambridge Mass Massachusetts Bay Colony W. Rosenbuch Fleming Outhta Whitney Parke-Bernet Tuveday Whitney

Auctioneer bids to allocate sale proceeds to hospital

Auctioneer Anthony Budu announced his plan to allocate sale proceeds to North Country Community Hospital at Glen Cove Long Island. The auction drew attendees including Whitney and other trustees of the Gertrude Winnerbill Waltney Fund.

Anthony N. Budu Aly

Record of a Historic Book Sale Price

An inscription notes a record auction price for a rare book, stating the highest price of $100,000 paid in 1926 by Dr. Regunbach for a Guten berg Ltble, marking a historic buying moment in literary collecting.

Regunbach

NIPS WOISIEPED Protestants in Japan Before WWI

A distorted OCR note references a Protestant Christian church in Japan before World War I, mentioning about 4,400 adherents or a related figure in a historical context. The fragment hints at religious presence and prewar church activity in Japan.

Thera Japan

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