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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
3
A historical reflection on Attlee proposals for Indian self rule, the Round Table Conference, and British plans to form a federation while Indian leaders grapple with independence. It notes opposition from factions seeking full independence and Gandhi's cautious guidance on the momentous decision facing India.
The document outlines a federal union for British India and 600 princely states with a central government handling foreign affairs defense and communications. Provincial and group legislatures would bridge local and federal power, addressing Moslem fears of Pakistan while Hindu majorities back a federation. Leaders meet to decide the fate of 400 million people.
Lily Jaffe of the city to accept 1700 from Tro Fifth Avenue Bus Co in settlement of a claim over the death of Jacob Freedman. Judge Edward J Donohue in Rensselaer County Surplus Court presided as papers show. Freedman died June 10 1919 after being struck by a bus in this city. Meshing Kaplovity Curley represented Lily Jaffe.
Washington INS reports German prisoners of war in the United States who gained freedom and returned home are taking roles in administration and military government in postwar Germany. Capt Karl C Teufel of Staunton Virginia cites about 10,000 POWs cooperating to foster democracy and educated attitudes while facing Germany's tough road to political maturity.
Police identified the taxi driver as 23 year old John Thindle and the four women as Marie Doyle 42 Gertrude A VeCorm 43 and Margie Pullman 31. The car toppled into the East Averim Long Istimt City river and was recovered after edge damage was noted. Relatives from Pawtucket RI arrived as investigators continued.
Washington reports the OPA raised ceilings for consumer pricing on small electric appliances like toasters and warming pads by a cent per unit, noting manufacturers will be compensated for higher floor costs. Bellefontaine bans wedding parades after a noisy caravan led officials to curb celebrations.
Milas Hulun M Lobman of 728 Pith Avenue was awarded 2748 dollars for injuries from a cycle crash near the Albany Saratoga Road by the State Court of Claims. The accident occurred when a motorcycle operated by Chatter Chommis left control near the State Police Barracks in Lathan Arcading. Lohman was represented by Troy attorneys Musnig Koplositz and Gules.
The Port of New Orleans boasts a massive wharf system stretching for miles, claimed as the longest continuous line of wharves in the world. The record emphasizes its extensive waterfront facilities and cargo capacity.
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