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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
18
A prisoner, previously at Teain Prison, was recaptured near Clinton Prison after a brief escape. Eyewitnesses describe a quick pursuit by local workers and law enforcement. The capture occurred within twenty minutes of the escape, with minor injuries reported.
Pernas charged The Curron Line borders for Poland and Ruthenia violated Catholic rights. He claimed the Soviet policy seeks to destroy Catholics, deporting hundreds from Ruthenia and calling Curzon Line principles a prewar generic agreement. He contended the policy threatens religious freedom.
Fragmented OCR text portrays a debate among Catholic and Ruthenian Orthodox clergy over forced relocation and refugee return. It cites statements by Cardinal Tisserant and officials of the Congregation for the Oriental Church, referencing Soviet oppression, displaced persons, concentration camps, and refugee aid debates across Europe.
A former German liner was wrecked by a fire that swept the vessel early yesterday morning near Milwaukee. The ship, tied to a British service by the United States for November, was severely damaged and considered a total loss while rescue efforts saved several crew members.
The piece portrays a campaign of intimidation against Yale Store workers in Stamford and dairy workers near New Hampshire, detailing threats, vandalism, and closures attributed to organized union pressure. It frames the events as a broader pattern of violence linked to politicians and union organizers, likening them to foreign regimes.
Police are seeking four men in the kidnapping of driver Wanakah WPIA. The victim, Clarence Brown, reports he was stopped while driving from Chicago to Fort Plain Tuesday night. He was assaulted, robbed, and later released near Buffalo after his money and car keys were taken.
Pickets at the General Electric Schenectady plant watch mediation talks in New York as a nationwide United Electrical Workers strike expands. GE officials, including J M Howell, skip the meeting amid ongoing negotiations and a push by union members for authorities to stop violence on picket lines.
A statewide conference of 209 officials approved a plan led by Governor Dewey to raise highway speed limits and create a safety division within the executive branch. The proposal envisions a general 50 mile per hour limit with exceptions on new highway types and includes a public education campaign and coordinated safety efforts across states.
A Troy Masonic ceremony conferred degrees on 115 young men including Leo Teomafjan and Russell Terry who completed Navy boot camp. The event followed by a special assembly and honored students Kenneth Jerry Gimera Slevat and Wintehill among attendees.
Moley argues that his candidate built a full time organization with 11 departments and strong staff, forged relations with Republicans in Congress, and raised 75000 for the party, the largest off year sum cited. He contrasts party spending with foreign propaganda and questions the value of the current internecine campaign.
The record centers on Pauley amid oil industry financial maneuvers. Starr accuses Pauley of shifting loyalties with Standard Oil of California, alleging he was planted as a spy for Me parengaer, while Standard officials dispute the timing of Pauley’s stance and reveal efforts to keep him from learning the buyer.
Ambiguous report notes a candidate named Rogers entering the race for United States Senate on both major party tickets. The piece references California politics, a delayed declaration, and aims to influence aging and overseas policy discussions.
A confused report indicates a man from San Mateo, a diver by trade, was sentenced to death in a California gas chamber for a murder case involving a young girl, with references to a judge and November court action.
A man was charged with murder in the death of his father after a breakfast dispute. The court action cites the shooting and lists veterans and local officials in a fragmented report. A gathering is planned at Mrs Willetts home to discuss legal proceedings and a business meeting.
The article reports U.S. officials weighing a formal protest to Moscow amid Soviet forces in the northwest and incursions by Russian aircraft near a U.S. Navy plane. It notes Washington’s push for Russian withdrawal and ongoing diplomatic efforts at the United Nations and in London.
An engineer citing the Saint Lawrence Seaway project warns total costs could top 1.45 billion dollars with estimates varying across agencies. Figures show глуби envolving port deepening, power generation costs, and national shares, centering on New York and Canada as beneficiaries and contributors.
Rostan Maine Rayna posting shows January income rise aided by freight and passenger revenue shifts. Net gain contrasts with prior year as mail and express revenues decline, while operating expenses decrease by substantial margins.
William Howard of Albany to host a meeting of the Saratoga County Medical society on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Sewnnn's Lake House Saratoga Lake. Dr. Frederick G. Eaton of Saratoga Springs will preside. The gathering focuses on local society issues and community affairs.
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