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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1945
Page
1
A farmer named Avundall died in a barn fire four miles west of Athl porn when he tried to rescue stock. He entered the burning building after a motorist awoke him, but his body was not recovered for hours. Losses included the animals in the barn.
A promotional fragment extols All Bran as a daily fiber boost to relieve constipation. It claims Kellogg’s All Bran is richer in nutrition than whole wheat and provides essential calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein for growth and health.
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment forty years ago that quickly cools and soothes itching and burning. It gained wide fame and became a trusted choice in thousands of homes. Ask for the box or tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
Robert Berton Kachadurnin of West Sand Lake died at 21 after an auto accident while returning home from service. He served on USS Baltimore in battles including Makin and Guam. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth and parents, with a military funeral planned at West Sand Lake.
A curious find by ST00 in Indianapolis led to a tin can of melted metal chunks and a hidden fortune. A janitor and a jeweler weighed the pieces and confirmed the metal content valued at about 100 dollars.
Washington, PI shows a playful almanac preview for 1946 with forecasts on snow, storms, and shifting seasons. It includes hints of severe weather and general climate notes plus quirky, era specific language about farming, gardening, and household routines.
The annual Christmas Seal Sale of the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis Association started yesterday and is progressing, driven by volunteers from the county and school groups. President Heyford A. South notes thousands of seals are in circulation and emphasizes the essential, steady work of folding, stuffing, and mailing to fund health programs.
Atty Gentom G Chuk announced that Lae Pound was indicted for treason to the United States. The indictment covers seven recordings made between Sept 11 1812 and May 1943 in Rome radio studios for propaganda broadcasts via the Rome radio network.
A scanned schedule lists local radio offerings from Troy and area stations, detailing morning and daytime shows, news blocks, music and talk programs, and named hosts. The fragment mentions stations, times, program titles, and hosts such as Jim Lewis and other local personalities, reflecting a busy broadcast day with multiple channels.
Firemen fought a blaze yesterday after a gasoline truck stalled on Sith Avenue and Leny Streets. Exhaust sparks ignited beneath the vehicle before it could be moved, prompting emergency crews to extinguish the flames and secure the scene.
Pupils from an unnamed school visited a firehouse on North Street yesterday morning as part of a safety program. Elizabeth Sullivan supervised the group and helped assess the alarm system and response procedures during the visit.
Stephen Zeno of Second Street has been granted limited administration of his wife Katherine J Zeno's estate after she died in a train accident near Second Survey crossing south of Jefferson Street. Surrogate Edward J Donohue issued letters allowing action against New York Central and Union Railroad Companies. Emma Breinhilder's probate also granted to Charles C Freier, with estate under $5000. Duncan B Kaye named attorney for the case.
A distorted OCR excerpt notes the Dutch Nazi leader Mussert facing trial as a traitor before a court in the Netherlands. It references Amsterdam and a forthcoming public proceeding, but the fragment contains many garbled words and unclear dates or places.
The public prosecutor expected to demand the death sentence as seven charges are presented against the Nazi party figure. One charge alleges oath violation and multiple counts relate to extremist activity. The trial focuses on the alleged treasonous acts attributed to the defendant.
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