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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
2
Troops from war zones descend on U S ports amid transports and ships arriving with units including 140th and 167th regiments. Reports note personnel and equipment moving through New York harbor as part of broader redeployment.
A disjointed OCR list describes multiple military units and detachments, including battalions, companies, and headquarters, with fragmented place names and dates. Mentions of Antiaircraft, Quartermaster, Medical Detachment, police battalion, and various divisions are interwoven with odd spellings and typos, hindering clear attribution.
New York Power and Light Corp announced a net rate reduction of 467.70 to be applied. President Otto Snyder reported the decrease will affect residential, commercial, and industrial customers with two rate classes set to take effect. The plan aims for equity by tying charges to usage and size, benefiting most customers while reflecting broader energy costs.
A fragmented social column lists visits and stays by families and individuals from Glens Falls and nearby towns. The note mentions Mrs Caroline Center, Robert Hanson, Wallan Watkins, Andre M Beaty, and Wendell Lield among others visiting homes on Salem Road and in Alban. It records a reception, a Friday gathering, and YPCU event change at the Unilet Pieshy forum amid various family visits.
Puzzle clues mix with garbled text. Readable items suggest a themed crossword with scattered letter substitutions and broken phrases. Key entries hint at wordplay and filler lines rather than a coherent solution.
Fragmented OCR lists names, places, and numbers. Readable items include Angatrides de Aeninobst J Oruats and references to wards, rivers, and countries, with scattered numbers and terms like Thailand and river. The text appears as a garbled index of topics rather than a cohesive article.
The House Dairy Committee recommends replacing wartime milk controls with price adjustments led by the Office of Price Administration. The plan aims to curb rising costs, boost production, and extend subsidies by December while studying parity formulas and quota changes for evaporated milk and butterfat. Strong emphasis on reducing price ceilings and adjusting consumer subsidies to balance supply and demand amid declining dairy output.
Fragmentary testimony in a tribunal hints at Nazi reluctance to carry out Hitler’s orders. Witnesses describe air crew parachuting home and Goering’s network, with claims of sympathy among some Luftwaffe officers. Details remain unclear as investigators weigh political and military pressures amid the war’s end.
In a contentious move, salaries for Saratoga County judges and officials face substantial raises. The plan would raise Judge Jueiard from 1000 to 3000 dollars per year and Burro, George O Tuee from 5000 to 7500 dollars annually. Additional salary hikes are proposed for nine counties and Supreme Court justices amid debates over fixed stipends and standardization across the state.
Greenwich Wiss Agnes Shusmich attends a convention in Brooklyn this week. The event begins with a lampshade lesson led by Mrs Les lig Oliver John Stical. Attendees include George Petleys and Dorothy Pitt dingher, with plans for a rally and entertainment program at Greenwich Central Social on Tuesday.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for John 1 Munton at Lie Morele Witt Homey 2178 BIH Avenue. Epistle church members and local officials attended as dignitaries including Justice Russell Saietna Court Histien Willan and state and county officials. The service honored Munton, a former produce dunt, with special attendants. officials from the Supreme Court and local law enforcement were noted in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR item lists numerous nephews of Mr Minton including Daly Rowadlo Pusutes Joke Young Joseph Bondi and Guy, with references to Albert Burkhaedd Howard Mithton Kebn Went and William Wates Taturaimait, all tied to Rimwood UU Cemetery.
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