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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
6
YMCA hosts a Halloween party drawing over a hundred youngsters. The event featured color cartoons, games, and costumes with prizes for originality. Staff coordinated activities and decorations creating a spooky, festive atmosphere for children.
In New York two women urge UN action as symbols of national struggles. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit of India and Roasa Yin of Korea press for self rule and independence, presenting denationalized hopes amid global diplomacy and occupied lands.
Mrs Pandit, minister from India, leads a delegation to the U.N. with a strong self confidence and legal savvy. Miss Yim, representing Korea, speaks softly but presses for a United Nations inquiry into the U.S. and Russia dissension as she pursues her country’s path to independence.
A former Aly Corps captain Mervyn Patt placed a satirical ad in a Trenton newspaper seeking a two bedroom apartment for himself and his family with unusual pet requests. The responses ranged from jokers to offers, including ones from a state mental hospital. The Plaits now review options to set a fair price while noting they have no pets and entertain only occasionally.
A Detroit taxicab driver reported a holdup attempt as a robber fired a shot and fled. Police, including seventy-five officers, surrounded the house and captured the suspect who confessed to prior holdups.
School groups in Lansingburg announce a meeting to discuss the Founder’s Bay plan marking the Parent-Teacher Association’s fiftieth anniversary in February. The session covers program details, unit reports, and volunteer calls for events at Knickerbocker Junior High School and related sites.
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