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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1946
Page
17
Market brief lists produce prices at Menands and includes scattered vendor names and items. It mentions various prices, dates, and locations with readable fragments about trades and listings for agricultural goods and domestic goods.
Market notes show varied quotes across flour, cornmeal, eggs, butter, and dairy. Prices reflect regional supply shifts, with higher cheddar and cheese prices in New York City markets amid fluctuating wholesale costs.
The notice details wartime supply transactions with the U S Army for various goods, including livestock and dress items, tendering prices, delivery terms, and distribution notes. It lists quotations for poultry, live fowl, and other supplies, with prices and units, reflecting firm rates and ongoing distribution to field offices and depots.
Four honorary degrees will be awarded at a forthcoming ceremony. The event honors notable women and scholars. among the honorees are Mrs DeWine Wadlin and others connected to universities such as New York and Cornell. The article notes past and present academic achievements and the influence of women in higher education.
A fragmentary town notice reports plans to build new residences on Turn Avenue. It mentions a developer, Balak Cun, and parish property changes associated with a planned housing project. The readable text is garbled with scattered names and partial phrases.
A disrupted rail strike threatens transit as unions plan action across the United States. Officials warn federal intervention may be needed if conductors engineers and other rail crews walk out, risking widespread delays and national service gaps.
Former Troy Health Officer Dr Love dies after a career in public health and medical work spanning Troy and Albany. He directed at Sender Lab and Medicine College affiliations, contributed to laboratory research, and served in local Presbyterian circles. Survived by wife Ahwy Nidell Totter, a son, a daughter, and other relatives. funeral private at Woodside Church with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
In Medford and across Oregon, Snell seeks a second term as representative after winning renomination in a Republican primary. Portland painter Maney Bkick and ASH ally plan to challenge Snell next November with Donnwith and Van Roel campaigning in their counties.
A scrambled local notice reports Throt Jaulyes fined for illegal parking. The fragment indicates an arrest, a paid fine, and mentions Daunrath with a two month reference, all amid garbled OCR wording.
A fragmented column argues that labor must receive fair wages to survive and that workers deserve influence over prices. It critiques majority rule as it impacts labor, notes the tension between workers and merchants, and calls for public opinion and democratic control to ensure fair wages and meaningful labor rights.
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