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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes plans for a university event with governance involvement and a large public turnout of about 116,000 attendees. Mentions a governor speaker and a ceremonial program amid unclear details.
In Australia straw houses prove sturdy under wind and weather. The article describes construction using straw and wire, cement coating, and plaster. It notes strong insulation, cool summers and warm winters, with tests showing resistance to burning through straw assembled with wood, wire, and cement.
A rambling open letter recounts a perilous air journey from Karaeni to the River Jordan aboard a 12 year old Canopus flying boat. The author describes desert skies, boredom, and vivid impressions of Basra, Mego Valley, and Nineveh era sites. He laments scarce civilization and notes ancient landmarks along the route with casual humor summed in a traveler’s reminiscence.
Pittsburg police report officer William Warnock, 47, was shot after an argument with his 19 year old daughter over a boy at home. Daughter Jelyn Warnock held for questioning. Connors said Warnock grabbed the daughter by the neck and fired after reaching for his revolver. Admiral Halsey in Albany.
United Press learns from reliable sources that General Anders commanding about 107000 Polish troops will be demobilized next month. Troops have received schedule instructions and British assurances, with vote papers planned for March 13 on whether to return to Poland or relocate within the British Empire.
A description of a planned gym class exhibit at Emma Willard School with demonstrations in dancing tumbling rhythmic exercises and gymnastics. The event is set for 4 pm on Saturday March 16 featuring students from both upper and lower grades and includes various physical activities and a marching display.
An open forum at Thiet Street Fontpin and Lenipls Beth El this evening opens the second morviert at the Jewish synagogue. The forum follows ritual reading by Stubbl dullusik Guten mh yan with discussion on Should We Hang A Jewish University In America. Benjamin Ungerman presents the affirmative and Maurice D. Isanorgh the negative. A Q and A period follows, then a social hour hosted by Mrs. John EK Newell and Mrs. Joseph L. Rasentiolta. The Yempla Juniors will hold their West anniversary dinner tomorrow at 6 p.m. with parents as guests, Sarah dean Goodman chairing. Members will serve. No. Dengdo preparing the meal. Confirmation class meets Sunday at 9:20 a.m. The Assembly at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Mins Bolly Sechiman's class. Hebrew classes Sunday 10:45 a.m. and Monday 4 p.m. Rabbi Gutmann to meet Hillel Society and others Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center and Monday at 9 p.m. Rabbi Gutmann speaks to the First Presbyterian Church Men’s Club at Wa terviiet on contributions of religious faith. Temple Sisterhood will meet Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Le. A. Rosgengardt’s with dessert luncheon and book discussion. Cantor David Sherman of Worcester conducts the service today at Teompie Heth Jif at 6:40 p.m.
Religious and community notices describe a 17 year Worcester tenure at the Conservative Synagogue with Rabbi Reuben Slonim in Worcester and brief stint in Chattanooga. A Sabbath service features Beligion Behoal children. Weekday meetings include the Bar Mitzvah Club study and a 9:35 am Sunday show. A March 5 Congregation Clock meeting is listed with various study groups. A separate note mentions a Shanghai GAA event and labor strike context with transit disruption and worker actions.
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