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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
2
An old portion box notes housing issues in Mason City. Reference to Supreme Court judges for forty years and a note about red wool Bhantgola bene laundry nudks. Chaotic fragments mention bills, springs, and a table as the scene shifts.
Secretary Wil Petlivan urges the War Department to pursue vigorous research and development across military science. He stresses stabilizing and expanding personnel and facilities to maintain leadership in science and defense during the transition period.
Researchers studying the 16th century Swedish king Gustav Vasa’s remains after 86 years found a large cavity in a cheekbone from an abscess likely causing facial pain for a decade. The skeleton showed small hands, light feet, and a shortened leg, with the king dying in 1960. Publicity for ads in Uppilis Cathedral followed scientific analyses.
Puzzle fragment lists scattered terms such as abbey maples and a ridged benchmark with cryptic style hints. Readable items include a cross reference to Peruk Catndoen and a 16-Pemaly trblit style clue. This brief reads like a puzzle clue list from a historic crossword page.
A garbled OCR style list includes scattered clues like a river, Mr Rickard, a coastal stockade, a Jewish month, and a seaman abbreviation. It mixes numbers with fragmented phrases, suggesting a damaged puzzle or taxonomy from an old page.
At the Stillwater Upton Chapter ODS meeting Wednesday night Mystery Sister Night was observed with sisters honored and new names added for another year An eventful evening announced April activities at the high school auditorium and other district gatherings plus officer elections and church notices.
Miner polls report on student effort at the University of Minnesota with 1501 veterans participating. One veteran dropped out due to scholarship issues while about 6000 enrolled in winter quarter. the Bureau of Veterans Affairs notes the need for continued civilian service and discipline among students.
Miss Cordsha Pitney hosted a social gathering with refreshments provided by the hostess. Sidney Hewitt attended as a guest and participated in the event.
The OPA announces maple syrup price levels from producer to retailer with Grade A syrup priced at 349.8 cents per gallon at wholesale, 339.0 cents to consumers. Wholesale and retail markups vary by store group with Group II 28 percent, Group III 21 percent, and Group I 2 percent, affecting final shelf prices.
Stockholm sources report that Swedish General Bram monitored German spy activities. The NEA outlet notes increased vigilance and surveillance following wartime tensions. No further details on locations or individuals are provided in the fragmented text.
Fragmentary report describes a spy center in Kurlavaogem running under Nazi guidance with a German wing chauffeur for the military attaché in Stockholmt. It mentions Allied legations and Creech refugees connected to operations, with unclear names and places.
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