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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
14
State G O P defense described amid 1920s campaigns. The piece notes Nathan Miller's 1920 victory and Alfred E Smith's defeat, contrasting GOP and Democratic strategies and referencing Dewey era framing of party roles and campaigns.
The piece details a wide GOP mobilization to support Dewey for another term. It notes Alger Chapman as taxation chief and Dewey ally, chair Glen Bedluukany steering state efforts, and a triumvirate of Herbert Lawnell Jr J Russel Sprague as core backers. The plan centers on strengthening party machinery and county units to pace a renewed campaign.
A fragmented listing of cryptic style clues and partial entries. Several lines reference numbers and names like 13 Klawt 35 Torkian 41 Clothea while other phrases hint at themes or misprints. The page reads as a distorted puzzle section with nonsensical and incomplete clues.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions contested topics and partial items including a service charge and a directive. The readable portions reference a guardian or official figure and a line of plants, with scattered numbers and phrases, but lack a coherent event or clear entities to confirm a full summary.
Fragmentary notes show state party figures including Audrie Hedenluton and Pant sulcome optimistic about strategy as election plans unfold. Convention dates listed as Sept 3-4 in Saratoga are referenced amid discussions of strengthening the party after being out of power.
Municipalities must post speed limit signs day and night under a new state law. The Traffic Commission cites sign damage and labor shortages as reasons many cities and villages are not informed of the legal speed limits. Officials say motorists seek to comply but cannot if signs are unreadable or mutilated.
The article describes a 1946 law mandating speed limit signs on main highways into cities or villages. Signs must be within 15 feet of the roadway, top height eight feet, display city name and miles per hour with legible typography, and be illuminated after dusk. The ordinance details placement, lettering size, and illumination standards for official mile markers.
A partial OCR fragment mentions track star Water collection and a 6 ft 4 in athlete from Dinolsy in 1949 winning a gold water event in Philadelphia. It references Madlunan and Wright sunsal ant sunrise with unclear details and wearing reflective material.
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