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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1946
Page
2
Hobues from Chicago announced a daily food aid effort for war torn nations. The group said they will deliver one meal per day to those in need, focusing on assisting military host nations and civilians affected by conflict.
A long, dense report details alleged leaks involving British and Swedish military intelligence. It cites sources in London Stockholm and Berlin about German spies exploiting secret courier networks between Britain Sweden and Norway. Names of officers and units appear, with claims of Swedish General Staff involvement and a Canadian army command composition. No independent confirmation is given.
Local radio listings broadcast a schedule of programs across stations, naming shows, times, and hosts. The dense page lists a variety of program titles, hosts, and segments, indicating a broad weekday lineup with music and talk blocks.
A scrambled OCR of a morning newspaper page lists numerous personal names, times, and events across regions. The fragment mentions Tom Howart, Cetre Shelton, Tom Beenneman, Kennedy, Joyce Jordan, and Margaq Beatty among others, with scattered times and location cues. The legible items suggest a busy schedule of local notices, personalities, and program listings.
A Labrador retriever mascot attended a veteran burial in Cheltenham Put Cemetery as 282nd Coast Artillery and the Tenth American Army units laid to rest a World War II veteran. Family and friends, including dignity by a Legion honor guard, observed Taps and a final salute.
Schehticoke Seth Mdrieh son of Vr and Vrs Henry Aldieh is stationed at Port Dix awaiting discharge. Mr and Mrs Donne Bond of Canajoharie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Vial and others. The Schaghticke Scampers 4H held a 2 round event at Odd Fellows Hall. DU and Was Walter Wao quietly observed their fortieth wedding anniversary at the home, with ice cream and cake. Visitors included Bevis and family, Mrs Hodge of Athol Mass, Mr and Mrs O Connor of Watervliet, and guests from North Andover Mass and Rockville Center.
President Truman accepted Fordham University's invitation to deliver two speeches during its 100th anniversary celebrations in New York. He will speak on receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws at an afternoon ceremony, attend a meeting, and dine at the Waldorf Astoria that night, per university president Robert I. Gannon.
A New York press feature recounts delays in moving 11,000 shirts and 5.5 million pants promised by the Navy, with War and Navy officials blaming paperwork lags. The Mead Committee notes shipments to warehouses in Utah and New York, plus adjustments to orders, sales delays, and debates over redistributing stock to veterans and retail channels.
Juan D Peron held a strong lead as ballot counting extended into its fourth week after the February 24 election. Final electoral vote stood at about 30.6 to 72 for opponent Dr Jose Tamborini, with Peron also ahead in the popular tally 926,753 to 745,852 and Tamborini conceding defeat.
Fragmented report covers two men charged with disorderly conduct in Green Island and a Green Island funeral. Names include Joseph Gonnk and Michaal Bonauld or related spellings. A separate obituary notes Eugene Jo Manny of Treen Talend who lived about 10 years in the village and worked for Delaware Hudson Railroad. Survivors listed include Henry Branny and four sisters. Funeral set from Fred J Low in Troy with interment at St Jeans Cemetery. Also mentions Girl Scouts troop 20 meeting and a breakfast at St Jascius Hall with planned program.
The commission postponed the fishing season opening and reduced the potential catch limit, delaying the start by about twenty days. Officials cited weather and maintenance concerns affecting the program in Ashing, Colorado and surrounding areas.
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