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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
1
A 1940 account describes Martha and other mothers who work, leaving their children in the care of the nursery Chest. The story follows daily routines from morning play to lunchtime supervision, waxed by chores, prayers, and nurse guardianship.
An insurance note states that explosion coverage is not included by default but can be added to a fire policy at a low incremental cost. It highlights affordable enhancement options for customers seeking broader protection against blast-related damage.
Two Marr men were arraigned before Judge Thomas OConnor in Police Court yesterday morning on charges of second degree robbery connected to a street robbery last Monday. The victim, Nathan Schermerhorn of Gulf Stream, reported his wallet and $324 stolen. one defendant, Was Washington, was remanded and willface a parolee hearing tomorrow.
The city faces severe meat shortages with butchers and wholesalers reporting limited supply. Stores anticipate shorter hours and some closures as markets strive to ration remaining stock. Canned goods and basic foods also appear tight, with visible empty shelves in several areas.
A fragmented report notes Pennsylvania research into atom power from coal. It mentions Joseph Walsh and state bios, a possible harnessing of atomic energy, and references to a motor and power ideas tied to the School of Vital Ministries and Pennsylvania State College.
Readable fragments show vegetable prices tumbling amid warm weather and abundant supplies. Mentions include corn melons peaches apples and veal with notes of market surges and questions about price consistency versus a month ago. Names appear obliquely and are hard to confirm.
Camp Fire Gals and Troop 4 Vanderheyden Hill members organized a campaign to raise funds for the Community Chest. They collected more than seven dollars and planned to present the donation to the Community Chest Boys at the home of 4H Club members. The event featured musical numbers, a fashion show, and school costumes teased by local performers with adult guidance from Mrs Mind, Palmer, and Ruth Sunth.
Troy police investigate an assault and robbery reported on Fifth Avenue near Broadway and Fallon Street. A man attacked two friends, stealing money from Jane Die, with Helen Biker of Lehigh University among those mentioned in the chaotic account.
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The Rural Electrification Administration records show about one in three Kansas farms connected to the electric grid. More than 20 cooperatives have been approved, expanding service across the state as demand for electricity grows.
A wartime dependent pension proposal seeks increased benefits for families of deceased veterans. The measure would raise monthly payouts and broaden eligibility for dependent parents and minor children, citing past reforms and ongoing need to match wartime service costs. The history of eligibility and proposed adjustments are discussed, with reference to Public Law updates and congressional actions affecting survivor benefits.
A communications squadron is organized within the loth Ronsh Wing in Germany. Lt Standardinger leads the unit formed from local troops and long service personnel. The group trains in telephony and field communications duties for Allied operations and future postings.
A local court adjourned a dispute between neighboring residents after a heated disagreement. The case involved two households on Carmel Avenue and a claim of property disturbances. Proceedings paused after witnesses spoke and the judge requested calm, with no verdict delivered.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a dog, a white man, and various unreadable names and places. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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