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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
6
A national teachers group urged food requisition by the government to ensure fair home distribution amid shortages and to boost production. The measure calls for rationing for consumers and potential US and UN relief agencies, while criticizing import levels and proposing emergency steps. The piece also notes a bank advertising feature and a stray kitten story from Oregon.
Soviet officials greeted American financier Browder during a courtesy visit to Moscow. Browder said he is out of politics and not aligned with any party, expressing pleasure at the warm reception. He indicated no plan to seek a meeting with Stalin and noted an agreement with Soviet houses to act as their agent in the United States.
The Cambridge Bridge Luncheon Club hosts Mrs HHS Hitcheack and Mrs Denver M. Vickers for a Book Club gathering. The Cambridge Branch of the American Red Cross marks wartime service by Nurses Aides, noting hours served at Mary M. Ciellan Hospital and the Blood Bank. The corps will continue in peacetime disaster relief and community service with a list of local Nurses Aides and honorees.
Johnsonville social notes mention Misses Cecilia and Agnes Ryan of Center Brunswick visiting friends here while George Flanagan of North Ansoy Mass stayed with his brother Frank Flanagan and Emily. The 1790 census is cited with a comparison to Chicago’s early population.
George H Kraft 70 dies at Schodack from coronacy hrom host per coroner. Neighbors say last seen at 8 p m yesterday. Funeral services set for Sunday 2:30 p m at Perry Mineral Home with burial at Sunny Latta Cemetery.
Ines Bun Franelsyo, a noted prewar figure and holder of the Chevalier of the Luglon D itonnede, died after a street incident in downtown. The event marks a high profile loss for Lranell's historical literary circle and memory of the autist’s contributions.
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