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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
11
The Youth Fellowship of Trinity Methodist Church plans a roller skating party tomorrow at the church. Mentors will gather in front of the church at 7 p.m. for supervision and start time.
Reported on a bomber test flight where the right wing wheel failed to retract, the wheel hinged the right wing downward but did not cause a crash. The aircraft touched down safely in Fort Worth as ground crews watched the salvageable landing. Consoli dated field manager J Mayer praised the plane’s handling and noted radio contact during the long hours of the flight.
A German shepherd named Molly displayed at Lansingburg High School yesterday. Sophomore Alfred Ty 14 presented Molly a trained show animal that can bark in numbers and even respond to German. Molly forgot her age during the routine but corrected herself after coaching.
The Air Forces describe the six engine B-26 with a 240 foot wingspan and 163 foot fuselage as capable of carrying an atomic bomb to any inhabited region and returning without refueling. It can normally range 10,000 miles with 10,041 pounds of bombs and, when range is reduced, carry up to 58 tons.
Testimony details a witness claiming multiple aliases linked to passports and party activities. J Edgar Hoover labels the Communist Party as a fifth column, arguing it is more organized than European Nazis before the war. The hearing cites confidential evidence and questions identity notes.
A testimony scene unfolds with a committee pressing for names and authenticity while denouncing a perceived communist danger. A speaker warns against leniency, urging stern action and adherence to anti communist ideals as authorities seek clues on fraudulent passports and party activity.
Witnesses clash with lawmakers as a subpoena is served on Donnie after police restrain crowding. Dennis challenges Congress authority to issue the subpoena arguing Congress lacks exact power and that Communist beliefs are not un-American. Thorns declines further questioning as officials move to end the session.
London reports Yugoslavia rejected U S and British demands to give up. It notes that at least one member listed as holding office was unlawfully seated, Mr Franklin of Michigan, under the 14th and 16th Amendments concerns.
George P Miller a former Cluett Peabody executive who died March 16 left an estate estimated at more than 3 000 peti tion filed yesterday in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court by widow Mrs Edith Miller of Caldwell Nor3u The petition states the real property was listed as held by the decedent Two daughters are heirs at law Sheldon B Smith is attorney for the executor.
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