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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
11
Fragmentary report notes Chennault and a former Flying Tigers commander en route to Washington after a secret mission to Asia. Mentions artillery duels between Chinese Communist and Nationalist forces and heavy mentions of Soviet and Japanese involvement.
Incomplete text shows references to Chennault Aiwny and a tele stunt from Heaven. Implied as a news brief, it mentions upcoming developments and a possible interview. The readable fragments suggest government forerunners and tensions surrounding the planned stunt.
Fragmentary OCR notes record Tito demanding the return of areas claimed by Yugoslavia after World War I. References mention Belgrade and Allied celebrations, with phrasing about impossible settlements after Allied suffering.
National meat supply will remain tight for a considerable period. Pexton, president of the Denver Union Stock Yards Co., argues that lifting price ceilings won’t immediately boost slaughter, and European demand tied to government subsidies will further limit domestic meat. He warns Americans there is no quick fix to meat production.
A Navy order recalls Lt Commander John B D Simpson Jr to supervise undersea photography for Operation It is at Bikini Atoll. Simpson, once a civilian, leads a team preparing 40 to 15 divers and 17,000 pounds of gear to capture wrecks and submerged hulls with new cameras in full diving rigs under intense pressure and water conditions.
Camden New Jersey scientists report rising demand for electronic bean sorters. The device, with phototube eyes and a cathode ray brain, sorts 1.5 million tons daily across America and Canada, separating good from bad beans. It is used for seed corn peanuts coffee beans and potatoes.
Former Japanese foreign minister Yosuke Matsuoka has entered an American Army hospital for a medical examination to decide if he is fit to stand trial as a war crime accused. Defense lawyer Nashiza Kobayashi said he suffers from tuberculosis and neuralgia, with the International Military Tribunal permitting his removal from Sugimori. Matsuoka, a University of Oregon graduate, negotiated Japan's tripartite oath with Berlin and Rome.
French workers at Le Havre appealed to American authorities for action after reports said Malted Suites soldiers shot five workers and two policemen during a warehouse break in. The French wave agency cited demonstrators at Paris headquarters seeking protection, noting similar incidents in recent weeks.
A Cohnelman was arraigned in Troy Police Court following a numbers case probe that was disrupted by the sudden death of a key witness. John Vatassia, 2509 Sixth Avenue, North Street area store proprietor, died Wed. Arraignment of Jutga Thomas J. O'Conner in Tray Ballee Court for a policy violation adjourned to May 1 for trial.
Former Governor Guy Spesard Holand led the Democratic primary in Florida as recounts continued across precincts. Final tabulation showed Holand with a large votes edge over rivals for the U S Senate nomination, with opposed candidates including Green and Baske. Nomination on the Democratic ticket remains the path to election in Florida.
A fond sale will be conducted by Members of One Variety Lutheran Church of West Sand Lake to benefit WP Grant store at Brow and Third Street.
The Quarter Century Club of the bank will host a dinner at Troy Country Club, with two new members to be inducted. Miss Gahoth M. Finns Flynn will be honored by executive vice president OQ Boyd. The event will feature Rev. James Lee Ellenton as presiding clergyman and entertainment by club members.
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