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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
6
Warsaw reports a broad government drive against the NSZ and allied bands amid claims of foreign support. Executions of youths and harsh penalties follow alleged recruits as authorities promise intensified counter actions.
A chaotic report details Polish and Ukrainian clashes and mass reprisals. It notes displaced Libeains and tonalists facing repatriation, clashes with Polish forces near Przemysl, and alleged mass executions of war criminals. Officials predict thousands displaced and ongoing militia actions amid heavy casualties.
Mayor William O Dwyer urged New York City to ration staple foods amid shortages and rising prices. The proposal targets bread cereal pasta and other grain products with designated days for shopping and potential substitutes to ease private sector strain while GPA regulations limit supply.
An official announcement states a complete penicillin factory will be shipped from Transtorante, Canada to Cracow province in Poland for local production. The move aims to boost domestic antibiotic supply.
Marcel Pierrel, a French youth held by Pittsburgh authorities after slipping aboard a U.S. troopship, asks Washington to allow him to remain in the United States as a cook. He says he obtained an Army wife and served seven weeks with the Third Army before joining the mist infantry. He praises American soldiers and describes life in wartime America.
California pays 135.37 after a State Guard field exercise near Lich ond California where a rifle volley fired into the air severed a high tension line. The blast triggered a San Pablo fire and PG&E damages bill was approved by the state board of control.
Fragmented report notes proposed juvenile police program to combat vandalism and streetlight arson. City officials, including City Manager Ed Ford, discuss arrest powers and the need for officers to engage offenders, amid unclear wording and garbled phrases.
Police found the car in a farmer's yard and will hold it for the owner. The 1081 model V8 with white trim was located in Ludlow and tests for ownership are ongoing. Public sale offers were discussed, with a plan to hold the vehicle for an auction.
A Bulford Tahar investigation notes appearances influenced the case as EZ searched the vicinity for a thief but found no one who looked likely to steal a rabbit. The officer concluded the written report after examining the scene and gathering no decisive evidence.
The Brotherhood plans a Father of the Year ceremony at its annual event. Morris Dufine will preside, with a toast by Sheldan Lehuman and a speech by Rabbi Reuben Slonim. Newly elected officers and board members will be installed, including Jago Curelan as president and Samuel J. Cohen as vice president.
Fifty six children accompanied by 46 girls and five adults were confirmed by Rev William aA sently coadjutor of Albany Diocese and Bishop Scully at 11 o clock in St Paulrice's church. Meanels B Rouen pastor and junior pastor assisted with a group of priests. Following the ceremony Bishop Scully and visiting clergy attended dinner at the Hole Cuesbridge.
Mechanicville marriage notice states Mr and Mrs Myron Buedvtahh of 21 South ThirdsWwenties announce the marriage of Thou duasthon Tear Rath to Peted Lie Sehmilx of Albany. After a short wedding trip Aly and Mrs Sechetice plan residence in Rendaelagr Vo Plia Derivation. A meeting at Veterans Memorial Field on Pruyns Lerrare will handle the reception details. Danatt J Pingrey, secretary of Mechanic announced.
Green Island hosts breakfast gathering with Rev. A J Carbolt and Joseph A Chaddy among speakers. Attendees to meet Sunday at 719 san aun praveed then proceed to St Joseph's Chapel for services and a meal afterward at 4% Joseph's Hall. Local lodge and community members prepare for a ceremony and social at Odd Policess Wall.
A Rensselaer man appears to seek a compromise on a pending claim as the Supreme Court session proceeds. Details remain unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate a potential settlement or arrangement under review by authorities.
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