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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
15
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov argues the big three stalemate remains, replying to U S and British aims. He contends America and Britain seek to impose their will while the Soviet Union favors coordinated action with other nations for peace and security.
The article surveys wartime fears about foreign ministers from the United States Britain and Russia failing to reach preliminary treaty agreement. It questions the security council stalemate and suggests a private high level meeting to clear the atmosphere if suspicions are baseless or to end them quickly if not.
Valley Falls residents plan a memorial day sequence starting at the Community Hall with veterans, the auxiliary, Boy Scouts and firemen, then a move to the Honey Roll for services, followed by a caravan to Chim's Corners to meet the Charle Waldron Post and attend services at St. John's and Elmwood Cemeteries.
The third degree was conferred Monday by Montgomery Lodge F and A M with Henry Fruland presiding. Young Women’s Bible Class of Second Baptist Church meets Friday at 8 pm at Mrs M J Holloway’s home. devotion led by Mrs March Walsh, program by Miss Gertrude Farrington. Mrs Ellen Dean and Mrs Earl Lane assist. Upt on Chapter Past Matrons Club meets tomorrow at 8 pm at Mrs Wernice Hoath’s home. hostesses Mrs Edith Coal, Mrs Mary Saith, Mrs Lan Mitchell, Mrs Saubel Wilbur. entertainment by Mrs Gertrude Guans and Mrs Adelaide Ward. Mrs Helen Sealt and daughter Marjorie spent weekend in Malden Mass. Mrs William L Moore returned from Stingyrlands after pneumonia at her daughter’s home. Mrs Nelson Armin and daughter Kathiera back from Clinton Mass where Mrs Aumlin’s father is ill.
Pamalsi Miura, famed as Madam Butterfly in the Pheebhi light operas, died Sunday. Services were held today at Daito Hospital for Mane, the Japanese singer who gained international fame under that stage name.
Doan’s Pills, promoted as a safe diuretic, claim to ease nagging backache and other kidney and bladder symptoms by flushing wastes. The ad asserts the product has aided millions for over 40 years and urges readers to ask a pharmacist for Doan’s Pills.
An article describes a test setup where a jet engine is mounted on a fixed frame in a sealed room with a large duct recirculating air to measure engine air consumption. It explains how air intake, fuel burn, and exhaust relate to thrust and fuel use, noting fuel efficiency expectations and future engine developments.
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