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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1946

Page

6

Sicilian Gangs Terrorize Island in Major Attacks

Marauding bands in Sicily unleash coordinated assaults across towns near Palermo. Police stations and barracks are overrun with gunfire and bombs as gangs loot records, seize arms, and destroy property, forcing surrenders and leaving violence widespread. Local separatist factions reportedly collaborate with bandit groups, intensifying raids on villages and rural assets.

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Community ReligiouS Events and Meetings Listed

Local notices detail Sunday sermons at Second Bip pist Church led by Rev Joseph J Arne strong and other congregational meetings. Activities include women's service at Mount Memorial Presbyterian Church and a church membership drive at Tyad fuebvteria Church with multiple community groups hosting sessions throughout April.

Henin Ifter Spether Patent Teicher Assocition Wid Todiy Spe Panis Boland Heth Guramys Omer Katy Dy Memorial Presbyterian Chavel Spether Lev Jasper Willie Serker Pawling Tyad Fuebvteria Premir Emer Bership Baier Siney Todgu Dodie Dodiy Hudson Iley Tod Millard Arthur Weaytt Albin Lodge

Area Residents Delving Deeper Into Literature

Area residents read more this year with the Tray Public Library reporting 100 books withdrawn from the nun lr briy and its thee bringhes in Yermary versus 1166" last year. Increased circulation stems from shorter hours and returning servicemen. New registrations total 369 with 308 adults and 68 juveniles. library branches report higher circulation and the reference room shows rising use.

Fanny Hawe Wbrar Lia

Greenwich Red Cross fund drive proceeds with house-to-house canvassing

Creenwich residents join a house to house canal drive to raise funds for the Red Cross. Led by Mia Frank Scull y and Mrs Ian Dewell Pe Edmund Ferguson recently discharged from the Army, the effort shifts under local organizers as Grange activities gear up. The Fattslail Grange hosts a youth program on Thursday with Oscar Roden addressing members. a later meeting features Grange officials and community members. Washington County officials announce a car motor and machinery event with demonstrations at Argyle Central School, led by Prof Shepardson and New York Power & Light staff, running from 10 am daily through May.

Red Cross Mia Frank Scully Ian Dewell Edmund Ferguson Army Fort the Pandas Tne Fatty Leiguson Gray Avenue Ferguson Stratford Grange Mise Coraline Berry Oscar Roden Gringe Bottslill Neeting Vareh Washington County Hell Argyle Central Shoal Iim Cornell Shepardson Mistuet Farm Machinery Robert Grout Kore Power & Light Corp Eavte Ans Washington ‘County Climor I Clee

Russians Withdraw from Mukden in Major Move

Chinese Central News Agency reports Russian troops have entirely pulled back from Mukden. Dispatches say units retreated toward Changchun and south toward Martarti, with Soviet forces signaling a broader coalition.

Mukden Muk den Changchun IC Mart Arthi Rusar

Churchill Arrives in New York from Washington

Former prime minister Winston Churchill arrives at 907 block in New York en route to Waldorf Astoria with heavy police guard. Crowds greet him at the railway station as he prepares a stay before sailing for England on a royal visit. Churchill signals with a gesture at the hotel and is expected to address civic matters Friday.

New York Atle Churchill Wiatved Washington Woyland Thea Penny Kwaln Bilton ‘Tohose Mie Churchill Mra Sarat Oliver Gen & Civic Vissage England Mary Marcel Gulds2ewell Trinntn Chuchilis British Information Service

British Planes and Tanks Against Indonesian Forces

British planes and armored units attacked Indonesian forces near Java amid a tense political clash. Indonesian Premier Sjahrir protested foreign troop landings as fighting in Sumatra and Java left several British and Indian troops dead or missing after ambushes near Medan and across the archipelago.

Ben St Montagu Stoptard Alied Chiet Neijlands Indies Java

Senate Committee Approves General Smith Nomination

A Senate military committee backed General Walter D Smith for ambassador to Russia, while he remains on active duty. The measure would permit him to draw pay and expenses as ambassador and be free from War Department control, with formal authorization to follow.

Washington Walter D Seth Yeaurday Senate Russia Apneard Theady Hay

Association to Hold Annual Election After- noon

The organization will conduct its annual election today at 3 pm. Wis Bornmid Smith, president, will oversee the business meeting with Wes Clear ence W211 in charge of tasks and duties during the event.

Wis Bornmid @ Smith Meetieg Wes Clearence

Legislators Predict Curb On OPA Power Shift Debated

Washington lawmakers forecast extension of OPA beyond June 30 with changes. Key figures from both parties back some production focus and plan shifting control to agencies like Agriculture for food items. A new Republican Southern Democrat coalition urges a broader cost absorption policy limiting price controls as shortages ease.

Washington T Auld Yeaterday Tt OPA Legiatatora Price ‘Control Agency Itd Truman Haa Weld Agriculture Department Viena Pace Severn Shey Tavor Givin Secretary of Agriculture Clinton F Anderson Opas Colmer Misa Hie Walvott Michi Paul Brown Boihate Ind Hartley RNJ Plapalig Committee Ab Goth Cox

Senator Bankhead to discuss OPA changes in Senate

The report notes Senator Bankhead and the Southern caucus plan to address changes in the OPA policy next month. The senator has championed wheat controls and related price stabilities amid ongoing economic debates in Congress.

Ihe Nieamura Bankhead OPA

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