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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and addresses but lacks coherent facts. The readable portion lists people and places such as Tuy and 7 MIL Street with scattered terms like Cosawaln and Stephen Growley, but no verifiable event, date, or outcome to summarize.
WY HAL BOYLE describes a voyage to Stockholm showing Sweden as a postwar haven where inflation and rationing temperize. Tourists borrow money for meals at top restaurants, buy handicrafts and leather luggage, and face limits on taking goods out of the country while enjoying seafood lunches, local schnapps, and cultural sights in what he calls the Venice of the North.
Swedes grow weary of a calm life as Americans and English visitors seek shopping thrills. Women tourists bargain daily, while couples marvel at department stores and silk stockings. Locals note Sweden’s export travel zest contrasts with a steady, quiet pace.
Buskirk Captain Walile Eddy returns from Piltabinny Pennsylvania and Ars. Mary Han visits Greenwich with friends. Mrs Ben Cxunivki and high tax Tinet from Watervliet hosted by Mrs Grariel's parents. Clarence Bob cork and Mrs Clarence Wallace noted, with Willy Eure Sutherkind in Watervich.
Reports from Stillwater committees outline July 4 program details including a carnival and parade. Invitations accepted from local fire departments while two floats are entered by Upton Chapter CES and Bemis Heights Grange. Principal Grace B Hillman named Fort Edward Elementary School 9. Obituary for Mrs Carolyn Bindlh notes service in Stillwater.
South Cambridge residents Mrs Tok Jacobsen ani on Nels attended a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs John Nelson at Clans Falls. Mr and Mrs Malcolm R Goodnel of Troy paid visits to Mr and Mrs Edward Goodrich last week. Miss Grave Harvington spent the holiday and weekend with her brother Raymond Harrington and family at Greenwich.
Prime Minister Clement Attlee urged at a press conference for the fullest flow of information among nations. He said truth should aid ordinary people and that freedom of the press serves the public, not just the media. About 100 newspaper executives attended the event.
Greenwich hosts an important meeting of the official board of Centenary Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 pint in the Schwely. Archlar Chapter of the Mastern Star meets tonight. Newwood Hill visited his mother Mrs Stefan Hill of Shuyhen. Tilt has resigned from the draft board and joined Bohion Co. Inc. in Boston and will move in a few weeks. Richard Crozier Jr. received his charge from Nay May 20 l at Lido Beach and is now at his aunt Wanlington Street home. Greenwich Central School class of 16 holds annual Class Day Friday at 2 16 pm with readings by Glenn Snell Grace Berkowitz Merrill Herrington and a will by Thomas Foster. Junior Tom Foster robs the senior hall of fame. Donald Mosick, senior class president, will present the senior key to the junior president. The seniors’ gift and class items will be presented. the school band will provide music.
Mrs Utenaor A Yanklooek of Wittotford and others attend a Liberty Chapter gathering at the Markoni temple for a reception and dinner. Dignitaries from Babslon Spa Saratoga Selig Corinth and Albany are listed with the event centered on the hospitality rooms and a distinguished guest of honor.
Former ally Judge Sweeney will headline a Mechanicville exercise program with Holland as master of ceremonies. Avanti and others pledge funds for outstanding dues. Spencer Quick, Anthony Pane, John Moore, I Green and Peter Federize named to lead committees. Twelve musical numbers and a parade are planned. Exalted Ruler Joseph J. Gilmore announced an open house after exercises. A county-wide meeting will include heads of households and lodge members. A charity raffle and Boy Scout activities are scheduled, with Girl Scout prayers and Presbyterian Church offerings noted.
An event summary notes a large family gathering at 44 Novi Main Street with many attendees from cities including San Mego Saratoga Springs Batavia and Philadelphia. Dinner was at 8 PM and several named relatives attended before announcements of canceled Westminster Kelluwatip meeting due to rain and other community notices follow.
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