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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
4
The upcoming Guthfield Port fair will showcase a jet airplane with acrobatic displays. Major James Gummer reports preparations and promises a dramatic flight show for spectators, along with allied military participation and a potential full-fare repatriation note.
The Chio River ferry faces railroad opposition after a gate through the line hindered crossings. Operator Loughead says the ferry has run 19 years, serving Coney Island and nearby stops with up to 700 passengers on busy days, despite safety complaints from the rail company.
Authorities recovered the body of a man identified as Frank West, seen near Freeman s Burnige, after a report of a jump into the Mohawk River. Investigators are reviewing the incident and circumstances surrounding the death.
A sprawling account describes Britain's black market crisis as hunger, inflation, and an entrenched network of regional operatives. It details how hawkers, money lenders, and corrupt officials sustain inflated prices, the refusal of arrests, and the public’s reliance on illicit goods amid rationing and shortages.
Stephentown neighbors and relatives share a busy holiday period with guests from Mondill Puttsfield and Buffalo. Families like Smiths, Sutherlands, Holters and Lapps hosted gatherings while local couples prepare for weddings including Dorothy Plunkett and Leroy Janes. Visitors toured Rose Gardens and Pine Brook Conference sites as summer leisure continued.
Poestenhill resident Coron Christie has returned from a two week stay at Haat wip LT Mi and Mes Feneat Nippes. Joseph FE Mitchell came back yesterday from Pennsylvania and will soon start the July term at R pk.
Judge Bergan set aside the February verdict in the Victoria and Frank Feeszoto matter against the city of Broy. The ruling follows motions to set aside and for reargument, with the court faulting instruction on negligence and water flow in the alder walk frontage. A new trial unless the city appeals, as the Supreme Court contemplates.
Capt W Allan Want Si of Chicago reports that a dispute involving the Sultan of Sulu and ruler of North Borneo may prompt a United Nations appeal if Britain refuses to resolve issues over mining rights and rents. The 1878 treaty and subsequent exploitation created long running tensions, with Wood citing millions in exports and overdue rent as the core quarrel.
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