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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
16
Officials from the Watovettot union met at 10 p.m. yesterday with company representatives led by John A. Roonsy of Tov Co. in Albany to address wage talks. Participants reported no agreement and planned to reconvene tomorrow to continue negotiations.
Hamburg mayor Max Brauer, once known as the American Mayor, explains he gave up U.S. citizenship to help democratic reform in Germany. He argues democracy will emerge as the Allies rebuild Germany, praising American and British aid while acknowledging hardship under tyranny and the need for American leadership to guide recovery.
The Luriee' Add Boeiety of the Waptisl Cheech will not hold a regular meeting until Sunday March 21. Misa Elate Philpot of Troy visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Philpot. Ray MB Wood will lead the weekly Lenten service Tuesday at 730 pm in the Parish house. Mr and Mrs Harold Brust and Bon af Troy had a Wednesday dinner with Mr and Mrs Sanford H. Wued.
A New York report from the Council on Foreign Relations summarizes public opinion on Germany after World War II. About 84 percent favor ending denazification with a long term plan, and 80 plus percent support keeping Germany from becoming a future aggressor while aiding reconstruction. A majority backs a continued American military occupation and economic controls into the postwar era, with strong support for a lenient yet stable path for a united Germany and European economic stability.
Fragmentary OCR discusses a chemical theory from the Middle Ages proposing a fourth type of element. It mentions a compounded base of sulfur and other substances forming a supposed essence of creation. Notes are unclear and include corrupted terms and invented phrases.
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