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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
21
In Fondvilly Virginia loading of Menhaden for Reedville and ten-year cycles is under way. The fish will feed stock and poultry, while oil by products support other industries and leather production. U.S. demand last year reached about 1,160,000 dollars valued in industry outputs.
The article reports Italy's Sunday referendum on monarchy versus republic, quoting voters and officials. It notes the deep split among political groups, including Christian Democratic and socialist factions, and mentions Mussolini era loyalties and fears of chaos without a unifying crown.
A nutrition fund named for Babcock at Cornell University has been established with a gift of 23 000 dollars. The donor, Astor Alex, presented the fund and noted its aim to advance nutrition studies and public health through future research and education. An accompanying scroll expresses hope the funds reflect Babcock's work in the field and benefit public health. Geneva hosts an international convention committee planning artists and cultural exchange in September. Representatives from Germany England Spain France Italy Switzerland and Russia will attend to share ideas.
Fragmentary report describes a large hydroelectric and storage project along the Buffalo River corridor near Cody and Yellowstone National Park. Mentions a dam height around 828 feet, storage capacity about 457,000 acres, and links to aging water for navigation, power, and regional development including the Great Lakes area. References congressional action and a named figure, Colonel William Coilyy, with unclear dates and specifics in the damaged text.
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