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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
10
Nonsensical OCR segment reporting battles and plague in Mukden with references to US trained Chinese troops, Russian forces, and civil disruption. Mentions 25th Division, 2nd Army, and apparent takeover of city infrastructure including rail and central news agency.
Irish premier De Valera defended neutrality as costly and said it did not indicate hostility to the Allies or American friends. He warned against American entry into war and noted sympathy from the United States during Ireland’s freedom struggle.
A one and a half story frame house on the Newburyport road burned early yesterday. Five persons died in the blaze and the origin is undetermined. Names listed include An Thi Vohoi, Maton Veholio, Bron Veholio, and their three children Thibert, Patricia, and Cal Ase months. The house is owned by Trenlding.
Valley Falls youths implicated in stealing six automobiles over a week period near Mechanicville. Raul and Mechinieville youths, identified by Mechanicville police, allegedly drove stolen sedans into ditches and fled. One suspect, picked up by Troy police, was returned to the owner. case details continue in later editions.
A Washington poll indicates the Senate split over the 470 million dollar Bribe loan vote. Supporters and opponents are closely divided with 22 undecided, 15 Democrats in favor, and multiple Republicans and independents in the mix. The outcome hinges on how the 32 undecided senators lean.
The legislature faced a tense, disrupted week as lawmakers scrambled to wrap up work by Saturday. Disputes over bills and procedural delays dominated, with several members calling for a shorter, more focused session. The passage of key measures remained uncertain as leaders urged cooperation and a quicker pace.
Washington reports debate to end the war this year hinges on Congress action. Lawmakers face expirations and complex regulations as they dissect hundreds of statutes to determine which can be repealed or amended to reach a formal termination. The effort focuses on curbing lingering controls while the administration presses for a decisive conclusion.
Fragmentary notes reference breed powers allocations and political figures. Mentions Hobbs, president, chairman, and possible year in question. Content is garbled with uncertain names and places, lacking a coherent event or clear outcome.
Washington lawmakers warn failure to renew the draft would shrink the U S Army to about 50000 on July 1 1917 with 432000 more to be inducted by month end under current Selective Service rates. Committee members fear a sharp drop in enlistments if the draft ends and urge a joint Senate House inquiry into manpower needs and potential voluntary measures. President Wilson has urged extending the draft beyond May 13 while leaders push for action.
Coroner reports Dorothy Eickenan 23 and Gordon Latonde 27 from Minneapolis found dead in Wississippi River back area near Minneapolis. Detective says Latonde killed sister then shot himself while being questioned. County coroner notes both victims had been strangled with a bottle rest used to conceal crime.
British correspondents say Russia has completed the withdrawal of troops from Germany, with about 74 percent of forces gone. Civilians will see new authorities take over, and the move is noted as orderly and announced without warning.
NAM led by Chester Bowles pushes to end government price controls on unmilled goods. Robert Wasson will present to the House Banking Committee as lawmakers debate extending OPA for nine months. Southern Democrats and Republicans weigh opposed and pro extension blocs amid housing bill politics.
A grounded American owned ship off the Clyde reef stranded 54 aboard rescue efforts succeeded at dawn. Among the rescued were miners students officers and service personnel including two Noroyxian officers and American servicemen. The vessel lay on a reef near Bande Tahand with passengers and cadets aboard awaiting further actions.
Thousands of United Auto Workers accepted the national settlement terms for wage increases while local grievances blocked full return to work. A majority of units await local negotiations as 175000 idle production workers are eyed for recall, amid strong opposition from many locals and a history of the longest strike turnout.
State Police arrested Joan George Reilly and William Francis Parkins after a brutal home invasion near Briarcliff Manor Westchester County. The pair fled in a 1937 Chevrolet sedan, leaving a woman battered and a daughter terrified as they took cash and valuables before escape. Neighbors alerted authorities, leading troopers to track them to Toaz’s Corners and Saw Fork, with one suspect identified as a New Haven resident and the other linked to Hawthorne. The investigation continues as police pursue charges.
Washington reports that American Vice Consul Robert Rossow was seized by a Russian sentry in Latian territory and held briefly before release after his identity was confirmed. Soviet officials express regret while Tehran faces intensified pressure from Moscow aimed at shaping Iran’s stance in the United Nations Security Council meeting.
A Red Cross official in Washington died last night after suffering a cerebral thrombosis following a previous attack. Board members and colleagues mourn the loss of the longtime servant of the American Red Cross.
A fragmentary report details a French suspect facing murder charges for a massacre involving many victims. The narrative references a state unfolding the case in a four murder courtroom, with grisly descriptions of dismantled remains and alleged ties to a mysterious resistance, amid chaotic courtroom and city scenes.
Utica reported deaths labeled as murder and death by own action. Authorities say Hermin J Heberer stated Josh possibly Liat Frits A hulo, 43, died in an apparent gas exposure. The body of Wis Cook, mother of five, was found in a Wis Cooker, autopsy indicated fos phoric gas death by smothering with a pillow and ignition of illuminating gas jets.
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