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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
This brief item alleges Russia breaches a Four Power pact, accusing Moscow of failing to adhere to surrender terms and provoking renewed tensions. It hints at Japanese involvement and questions the balance of postwar diplomacy amid conflicting reports.
A fragmentary wartime briefing notes ongoing council discussion on repatriation of Japanese troops. Key figures include Atcheson and Soviet premier, with delegates noting delays and potential Soviet input. Reports cite percentages of disarmed Japanese repatriated from U S, British, and French zones, excluding Manchuria.
Seoul reports the Korean cholera epidemic has reached 670 deaths as of yesterday, announced by Gen. John Hodge. No American troops in Korea are reported to have contracted the disease.
Probate proceedings grant letters of administration for the Andree estate with widow named as sole heir and assets under $5,000. Attorney Penk H. Deal. estate details list Bart E. Bremner and Jessie Bremner with small assets and a Syracuse representation. plus notices of public school commencement events and a high school commencement program led by Rev. David Martin and Rev. Gilchrist with address by Robert I. Moore.
Viseher Ferry Mrs Henry Kline recovers from illness. Annual school picnic held last week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Edwards and daughter Patty in Syracuse. Kenemblish return to Philadelphia after visiting Harold Van Vinken. Constance Devaney attends New York interior decorating school spending summer with Ralph Devaney. Eugene Helin, son of Frank and, suffered a tooth injury in baseball incident last Thursday. Daily Vacation Bible School to be held at Grognis Methodist Church July Aug 2. Demonstrations of world of the school to be given Aug 1 in church auditorium. Other attending churches Clifton Park Center Baptist and Emily Reformed. Study Club met at Ralph Delaney's. reports on Albany and Saratoga conferences. Program committees named. John Arnold, summer student pastor, to assist Amity Reformed Church. Various attendees listed. Mrs Delbert Merrill and Mrs Charles Bullwar on committees. Shorthand reception for John Arnold at Amity Reformed Church. Mrs. Sort Nay Humphrey on vacation. Mrs Tay Link of Troy spending summer. Catherine O’Brien visiting Lake Placid.
Miss Alice Hice is WM at her home on Imine Street. S/Sgt John Archambaut, stationed at Aberdeen, Md, visited his parents. Notre Dacia des Victoire Church removed a cross for repainting. Loretta McManus to wed James De Philipps. both Whitehall High School graduates. De Philipps is A. & Byster employee. WWII veteran. MCLA directors named committees. Arthur BK Hollins presiding. bowling, boys works, and finance panels formed.
A wreck on a Texas highway crossing west of here involved a Missouri Pacific locomotive colliding with trucks from a packing plant. Dozens were injured or killed, with several workers unnamed and conditions described as critical. Rescue crews transported victims to Harlingen and nearby towns as authorities investigated the crash.
Captain Gordon identifies the tuck driver amid a collision scene along Slite Highway Patrol reported publiclings of a single cartload. Debris and victims line the route as 250 fuel nearby stations documented on the map.
Veterans with certain military skills may reenlist in the regular army after May 12 1845. Since May 1 1946 about one million men have joined the new Regular Army already. Pull facts are at Army Recruiting Centers.
An advertisement touts Soapine soap as superior, detailing Electric Eye tests that measure fabric cleanliness. It claims Soapine consistently removes dirt, surpassing all other soaps, with 52 tests across the year showing better brightness and purity. It highlights safety and quality in every package.
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