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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
7
Incoming Advance Agent to New York reports British veer toward Gander as tense notes surface about a royal event. Army Barcus Day activities linked to Angohs abe kepraner, with participation tied to the 108 Angohs Abe cup.
Fragmentary text describes property at the Wyandank Hotel, associated heirs, and management since 1017. Ambiguous names and dates limit clarity, but mentions Chesbrough and a property dispute or notice. The legible items indicate real estate or hotel property rights with potential ownership transfer.
A distorted, OCR-like report describes German workers feeling gloom over prospects at home and abroad, with references to labor conditions, promises by authorities, and fears about postwar work, alongside mentions of German industry and wartime labor policies.
Fragmented data shows a coal price notice for Troy with price per ton and delivery terms. The legible items reference cash delivery and responsibilities at the Pray Anew yard, while many words remain garbled and unreadable.
A displaced worker details brutal wartime experiences from a German factory to a Russian prisoner camp. He describes hunger after the war, working for Americans, selling labor, and surviving in a ruined Berlin home with his wife and children. He laments shortages and fears of further job loss.
The City of Troy filed multiple foreclosure suits in Supreme Court to recover back taxes on vacant River Street property formerly Quandu nd Brewing, including lien claims against the brewery and several co defendants such as the State of New York. Twenty day response deadlines are set for respondents, with the city seeking judicially to transfer title to the property to itself to clear delinquent real estate.
President Truman called Sidney Hillman one of the most devoted figures in labor, a great humanitarian and statesman in labor management relations. Murray and Senator Wagner mourned his death, praising his inspiring legacy as a labor leader and public servant. A woman, Myrtha Stanley, 39, was killed by an auto while walking in Clarence, Wisconsin.
Two Texans were killed when lightning hit two tractors about 100 feet apart in a field near Lubbock. A 4 year old boy and his 44 year old uncle, both aboard the tractors, were struck. Mrs Lowe, widow of one victim, helped stop the runaway tractor and summoned nearby workers to halt the other.
Ten highway projects in Essex and Greene counties are up for bids, with July 24 bid receipt by 10 m at the Governor Alfred E. Smith Interface Building in Albany. The Essex bid covers 0.7 mile of 18 foot macadam road from the Whiteface Memorial Highway to a Ski Center site. Greene County plans involve reconstructing 0.183 miles of Howie Boulevard between Coxsackie and West Coxsackie with 21 foot concrete pavement and a 44 foot span bridge.
Listings of scheduled radio programs from WTRY-Troy and other local stations include a wide array of shows, from music hour to talk segments and news updates. The compilation names various hosts, time slots, and program titles across daytime and evening schedules, reflecting a bustling midcentury broadcast lineup.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and street addresses with scattered monetary amounts. The fragment appears to be a mixed collection of individuals such as Anthony Murray and Stephen Obnaiun plus various streets, all presented without coherent context or clear narrative.
Six youths from Remmelner County, after meeting with recruiting staff at the Troy Army Recruiting Station, were announced yesterday as accepted for military service during the coming week. The recruiting officer stated the applicants include several local youths and noted the process is underway at the Troy station.
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