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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
3
The Washington County Court will convene at 16 am today in the Court House at Hudson Falls. County Judge Wyman S. Bascema will preside. Several or cases are on the docket for trial.
Wallace says Russia will not threaten international trade as the Soviet state monopoly limits export and imports. He notes Russia has little to export and focuses on domestic needs, asserting no peril to U S commerce in the foreseeable future.
The text discusses boosting steel capacity to 60 million tons annually by 1960 and the associated strain on raw materials and living standards. It references Russia's industrial output, global demand for steel, and potential shifts of goods between the United States and Europe. It mentions Poland Bulgaria Hungary Romania Yugoslavia and other regions as practical fields of industry and transport, with concerns over how nations balance expansion with consumption and international trade.
Local stations list today's programs with Todhiw PITY and Touterraw Leesan among the broadcasts. Station schedules show Taig ss in the lineup and offer viewer notes for listening times and program details.
SULA th Lognen, director of Uw State Division of Diracg and Unemployment, explains that job seekers who worked in 1045 may be eligible for benefits this new year. He notes changes in eligibility and mentions that benefit amounts start around $10 to $20 weekly, with adjustments for wartime veterans and other factors.
East Side Children Day will be observed Sunday at the Second Baptist Church with a combined Sunday school and morning worship program. Mrs William T Tip is department superintendent. programs include readings songs and recitations from Board of Education members. event held at Clarence Ryan residence prior planning discussions held last night.
The Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co stockholders elected a board naming Albert J. Cluett as president Alfred Warren Gale as vice president W Frank Leversoe as secretary and treasurer and listed a slate including J Bomas McClellan Frederick A Thiessen and others for the new year with officers approved for leadership and management.
Willam Berman of Port Henry was reappointed by Governor Dewey to a five year term on the Champlin Bridge Commission. The Governor also named Mrs. William E. Achilles of Geneva to the Newark board of visitors.
A 1960 notice from Stats Hospital to Mi thewnexglrad terminates the medical care of Mr. Br Aluhwed Younko, ending the doctor patient arrangement at St. 1960.
General Alfred Jodl, who signed the German surrender, told war crimes judges he felt tearful about the Reich on Hitler's chancellorship day. He said he never fully overcame his apprehension and claimed to have served as a professional soldier doing his duty.
A garbled OCR line discusses a mother and baby care, mentioning diaper rash and a medicated powder. The text is unclear but suggests seeking a remedy or medical advice. Names, dates, and places are not discernible.
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