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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
5
Waterford residents collected funds at a Red Cross drive raising about 7 dollars with totals near 3400 expected, while a Waterford High School event heard updates on contributions. The meeting covered village improvements, recreation facilities, church activities, and plans for civic organization and elections.
Edward A Heffern calls on Green Island residents to donate to the annual Red Cross drive at village offices with a 1200 goal. 260 more donors needed who have not yet given. Anni Supper at Green Island Methodist Church from 6 to 8:30 pm sponsored by the Women’s Society. Seniors beat Juniors 29 to 10 to win the basketball league, Sophomores take third place 35-74, with Hobert Page and others leading for Seniors and Lansimy Hills for the Juniors.
Dr Carter Lwadson and Lrion Cal pledged the college's full cooperation over the next two years to raise enrollment from the prior 800 to about 710. The plan aims to support returning veterans and students needing home living arrangements, ensuring continuity for the normal college program and local veterans living nearby.
Valley Falls and nearby communities report a flurry of visits and stays. Mrs Jsh Burch is confined to her home while Lt Linnar Doernos funds volunteers in New York. Senior class members sponsor a dance at the Community Health this evening. Moss Agies Birreth spends the week with sister Mrs Thuesa Lbtaleran and family. Mr and Mrs Stinlos Luskin host visitors from Schenectads. Guests include Miss Manton, Gary, and others. Miss Thana We Swhyan returns home in Weehino MN after days with Mr and Mrs John A We Mahon. American Ride Club members enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Wright Harbor’s home. Miss Tytbally Lahnes and Mrs George Pretce were among those hosted. The Whoa Trumpa Bilge Club met with Mrs James T Lahnes. prizes went to Mrs James Harrington Mina Adalin Batts and Miss Chiee B Honderson.
A fragmented note from Quincy M. Lronsandte of Lintetar reports hatchery service problems at The Pity Brothers Hatchory. Customers allege delays in chick deliveries and concerns over power disruptions affecting supply.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a plan or schedule from an 1800s era page, with scattered phrases about transport, people, and local actions. Readable facts are minimal, but the fragment hints at a dated timetable or plan and local names.
A search operation in Oklahoma uses an airship to locate a model airplane missing after a midair collision. An older man, a pilot, and a field crew attempted to recover the plane with a 250 mile patrol plan but failed. A pilot known as Jate Hyon was then engaged to continue the mission and recover the medal from the wreckage.
The readable text fragments describe names and items but lack coherent events. It mentions photography related terms and possible proper nouns that are unclear. The overall piece appears to be a damaged OCR output with no identifiable incident or date to summarize.
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