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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1950
Page
2
Dabury, a student at Vases Celiage, was reported missing by her parents who said she vanished Saturday after traveling from Poughkeepsie to New York. Mr and Mrs Richard Lindabury filed the report with police Sunday.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a girl named Claras or Brenden with basic physical traits including height seven inches tall and weight 138 pounds with brown eyes and dark hair. The text quality is poor and names are unclear.
Howard McGrath praised Charles Evans Hughes, calling him among the greatest expounders of fundamental law alongside Marshall and Taney. He spoke at a special Supreme Court ceremony for the late Chief Justice, noting Hughes’ extraordinary lifetime of achievement. Delegations from nations, state bars, and federal bodies attended.
Allied High Commission eases some rearmament controls in West Germany turning more powers to German authorities. Maj. Gen. Hodges says optimism and vigilance remain as inspectors and limited controls persist to prevent German efforts to rearm. The new law expands Allied oversight while exempting nonmilitary industry and pledging confidential use of industrial data.
Washington report explores who bears costs for President Truman's cross country trip. Republicans push for transparency while noting ships plane usage and campaign fund allocations. Personal party includes Margaret Truman and Mon C Wallgren. White House staff count is listed. Secret Service and reporters costs handled separately.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture advises that sap wood used on exterior house surfaces should be protected from moisture with flashing and gutters to prevent moisture damage. The guidance emphasizes proper detailing and maintenance for durable wood siding and exterior finishes.
The British Road Federation reports Great Britain registered 7,014,000 motor vehicles in 1828 and shows a near one million rise by now amid rapidly deteriorating road conditions. The source notes the growing fleet and worsening infrastructure.
The fragment indicates a comparison between names or items including Private sare Bow l et al and Little with a figure around 1.197000 linked to a 190K reference. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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