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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
10
In town, LNG Cure High Plantation Bourbor Liqueur drew crowds as the locally buzzed about drink, attracting many patrons and sparking chatter about its popularity and flavor.
A scrambled OCR page presents a jumble of names, places, and headlines. It references weather, regional news, public notices, entertainment features, and several individuals and groups, all glimpsed as fragmented entries across sections.
A nationwide survey tracked consumer item shortages across cities. Bread and butter were tight in many areas while meat and textiles showed uneven availability. New York and Macy’s promoted white shirts at discount, while Minneapolis noted nylon supply easing. Detroit reported better meat but scarce autos.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of clues and partial phrases with scattered proper nouns and numbers. The readable segments reference gas burners markets and odd spellings, suggesting a puzzle page mystery rather than a coherent article.
A garbled OCR narrative centers on a man named Nien A Disagreenbie facing a curious set of tasks and odd roles. It mentions a robber Weiss JI Low, a Henry figure, and a broad array of surreal items and numbers, suggesting a fragmented historical snapshot rather than a coherent event.
In Bordighera yesterday an Italian mob seized and lynched Capt Mait Branbila, a former Fascist judge who had been released from prison under the recent amnesty decree. Branbila had returned to Bordighera where he had overseen executions of partisan detainees during the German occupation.
Mary Alda Mlenmene entertainer who failed in an escape attempt left a Japanese prison after sixty days. The middle aged blonde, who came to Japan 13 years ago as a singer and wife of a native, thanked guards and said she was treated well. She had sought entrance to supreme headquarters and Tokyo Rose radio officials.
Center Cambridge Mize Nellie Guidon spent a few days with her cousiin Mrs Henry J Joyne in New York. Miss Harriet A Brownell spent several days with the quacle and arm Me and Mrs James B Arnott. Mrs Low Powers nag tetttened to New York after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Powers. Meson Mes Dunne G Brownell have moved from their farm to the Lena Dodds place, purchased last fall. James B Crane and salon Mrs George Johnson of Ridgefield Conn five been guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wildey. Mrs Harry Knapp Mrs George Kipp and Miss Eltie Staley all Albany have been guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy. Patricia Ghickley enrolled at State College for Teachers at Albany after spending two weeks with her mother Mrs John Buckley. Ernest F B Horton and son Ray Mont Horton and their families moved to the Duane G Brownell farm, purchased last month. Mr and Mrs John Meschat of Richmond Bill L I and Mr and Mrs William Klyment of Ocean Park, LoLy were week guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Schoen, Port Heard, Gulunn, army Air Force Private Guidon arrived home last Wednesday after serving in Germany. Private Guidon was a member of the 2nd Airborne Division.
Mrs. Thomas Dixon and daughter Elizabeth visit Rochester for a three week convalescent home engagement while the Mizzilar piises schedule a week’s rotation. Lt. Gillan H. Pratt returns from a long service in Boston, after being wounded near Mogpital, later serving in North China Korea and Japan. Local youth revival events planned for tomorrow and Friday include a hotel task force led by Justin Cline of Washington, D C, with participants from Massachusetts, Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Maryland, Indiana and Minnesota, as they head back to Martha’s Vineyard.
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