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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
4
An opaque item describes an embarrassing incident involving a Mobile weatherman and a disordered forecast. The report references a weather unit, a front from the north, and a notable temperature figure tied to a Sunday event. Details are fragmented and unclear.
Naturalist Hiren yer yons and forest lookout Linda Newhall reported a strange dual colored cloud rising from Crater Lake in Oregon. The cloud formed over the lake, expanded, and vanished, with observers noting the crater rim lies about 7 800 feet above sea level and the lake itself is several miles wide and 2 000 feet deep. A second observer, Park Hanger Kehoesh Hutburt, described the cloud as diamond shaped and extending upward roughly the same distance as it broadened. Dave Vincent, a noted naturalist and photographer, also reported the sight though no photos were obtained.
The Glens Falls lawyer Lee Cline was assaulted while attempting to serve summons. Police found him Friday night at his home in a conscious but unable to explain the incident. He was taken to Glens Falls Hospital where X rays showed a fractured jaw.
A reader notes a jumbled crossword clue set with scattered phrases and partial word fragments. The list includes references to birds, animals, pronouns, and odd hints like wagon, beast, and knotty terms, suggesting an OCR damaged puzzle page.
Mrs. Cline told police her husband had a summons for Jerry Ross of Glens Falls. Ross allegedly struck at a Winger who tried to serve the paper. Ross then drove off in his car. no arrest was made and charges remained uncertain.
Local items include a tag day totals for Cambridge Public Library over 3140, mentions of Mrs Ernest Jones and family, Women’s Missionary Society meeting plans, and a card party sponsored by the Catholic Daughters. Scout promotions include first class and proficiency badges, with new troop captain Marjorie Gilfard and resigning Scout captain Laura Peters. American Legion officers installed, temperance club meeting scheduled, and a Windfall report from Windball Ind. A stray anecdote recounts a Chicago event where a $10 bill allegedly fell from the sky into Mrs Wheeler’s lap.
Fragmentary schedule listing events and names including a farm event, a timekeeper, a breakaut club, and performers such as Harry McNaughton and Tom Drennenvia. Reads as a dated page item with scattered program titles and attendees.
Chicago area cities raise funds for World War II memorials and facilities. Petaluma approves 600000 for a swimming pool gymnasium. Oakland voters back 500000 for four indoor pools. Walla Walla plans a community recreation center with golf. Pools and stadiums honor war dead across Oregon and California.
Miss Alice Barton returns to Gilboa after visiting with parents. The Joiners family and relatives spend the weekend with Moriah residents. Mr and Mrs William Rinnfle and daughter Barbira of Waterville hosted Misses Marton Miner Curtis Spalding and Richards at Barton home. Anna Dory and John Dorr called on Geraldine Barton.
The Amsterdam Hospital where they underwent an operation for appendicitis recently. Mrs. Lulu Harrington and Miss Cucalin-Ryan have returned home after spending a month at the home of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Griggs at Valley Falls, Mrs. Clarence Bennett, Mrs. Earl Bennett and daughter, Lo Ann, Mrs. George Ralaton and Mrs. Norman Curbing spent Friday at North Adams Mass where they visited Mrs. Jennie Jorrey on her 4th birthday.
In Baton Rouge Louisiana, UPI-AR reports on Porky Davie, a younger brother of Danette the network radio singer, joining Louisiana State football. The unrelated note places focus on football and family ties within the local sports scene.
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