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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
20
In a regional planning update, the Department of Transportation notes that major roadway improvements on Wyornigg Highway will be wrapped up soon. Officials say construction crews will finalize bottleneck work, paving, and signage along the corridor connecting industrial districts.
Dwight O Elsenhowsr at Boone hospital reports a GI wife recovering from pneumonia. The article notes support for sending wives of troops abroad as a policy proposal associated with General Ike.
General Eisenhower spoke at a prenews conference before leaving for the American Legion convention in Chicago. He discussed establishing military government in Germany and the uncertain timeline for sending troops home, while noting no expected trouble with Russia or Australia. The interview also covered a hospital update on Myalelans and a survey showing women shoppers' waste could feed divisions of troops for four weeks.
Four combat veterans from Troy and Grafton reenlisted yesterday in the Regular Army at the Court House, Donaldd Dickson officiating. The group includes Sir Edward Carpenter of River Street with Pacific theater service and campaign stars, Asritho Phcille Kitson with Good Conduct and American Defense Medals, Edward J McQuade of Ferry Street with European Theater service and multiple medals, Blah A Murphy of Watersill with the ETO ribbon and multiple honors, and Conulus Cuch of Grafton as the unit remains cited for wartime service. All were shipped to training and given furloughs after meeting requirements.
The annual ABC dog show at Slate Armory Schenectady features Troy and area dogs in a fund raiser for the Children’s Home farm building. A special puppy prize is donated by local residents. judges include Mrs Alyt Rosenburg and Lt RoA Engle among others. The event opens at 10 in the morning.
Storur Marooned Hunters Rescued From Wilderness details a harrowing rescue of a group stranded by sudden storm in remote wilderness near Pomeroy. Lester Riley, a Snake River cattle rancher, rode to aid the party as blizzard winds and deep snow crippled their supplies. Four fatalities are reported due to heart failure, a broken leg, and other injuries. Rescuers used a bulldozer to reopen a retreat path, transporting survivors to safety after days of digging and rationing.
A scrambled OCR item describes snowplows and a rescue effort with miners and a bulldozer leading the way. The text mentions Monday events, limited visibility, and shovels aiding the effort as a rescue party advances, with sparse names or places readable.
Treasury Secretary Vinson urged unity in a prepared address at a national convention. He warned against complacency after war and urged continued strength and international cooperation for world prosperity.
Washington report shows the Presidents health plan drawing cautious interest in early congressional talks. Rep Brissi and Sen Wagner hint hearings soon but offer no schedule while Dingell and others push to implement the presidents recommendations within two months. Lawmakers seek more details on social medicine components and potential reforms.
New York reports United States Rubber Co will raise output of rubber separators for Kuto aircraft and industrial storage batteries from 150000 daily to higher levels once additional rubber and labor are secured. This marks first major production since Pearl Harbor.
A Manhattan worker suit alleges negligence by New York Central following the death of track laborers on the Amsterdam line near Schenectady. An inquest blamed management for lack of supervision interpreters and watchmen, with no clear criminal fault found.
Navy officials at Sampson Oval Center said a 19 year old seaman apprentice from Jeanette Pennsylvania grew nearly four inches in eight months, reaching 6 feet 6 inches, exceeding the Navy maximum for men. He entered last March and has been processed for discharge.
A Cleveland couple, the Wagners, marked their golden wedding anniversary after 73 years of marriage. Parents Conrad and Harriet Wagner toasted their long union and were congratulated by family as their children shared memories of a life together.
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