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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
10
In Stillwater the high school and village residents organized events on a Monday evening. Elections for local officers were noted alongside a weekly recreation program and a literary society meeting. A fire department quarterly meeting followed with routine business and refreshments.
October meeting of the Parent Teacher Association in Tray Syndaye reports on a Presbyterian missionary Dorothy Schinnidt from Philadelphia who was interned in a prison camp for one year. The program includes a New York Council of Parents and Teachers session report, roundtable discussion led by Mrs Hazel Lang, and refreshments by eighth grade mothers.
In Apeliogrn Holland the crash of a British made plane killed nine more schoolboys and injured others. Seven boys were admitted with burns, and the pilot Man Chiatout 21 also perished. His mother, watching nearby, died of heart trouble.
The East Side Community Couples Club marks six years with a Friday evening oyster supper at Third Presbyterian Church. Mrs. George E. Boneateel chairs, with committees led by Mrs. Donsal J. Pilcher Mrs. William Geddes and Mrs. John M. Stuart. Reservations by Oct 1 via Mrs. Bonestee or Mrs. Geddis.
The notice outlines several planning meetings to be scheduled from now until December 1 with pledges and constitutions to be issued later in 48 month terms starting December 16. Victory Briny day designated for Sunday December 7. Mrs. George Eckes remains a patient in Samaritan Hospital as Mr. and Richard Siple return from New York.
Center Cambridge residents Veronica J. Austin and Rose Rotlrose spent the weekend in Buskirk while Mr and Mrs Raymond B S Horton enjoyed time at Peekskill. Freeman roadwork on Cambuider Road in Frederick announced. Joseph Horton, son of Edward Hatton, left for Albany to join the Army. Howard I Dodds and James Rubina appointed custodian of gating machines for Cambridge for the coming year. Cheerful Cherubs 4 H Club met under Chauncey Davenport and Mrs Charlotte Align. next gathering Oct 19 at Gulielma Buckley’s home. Mrs James Arnott underwent an operation at Macy McClellan Hospital and is slowly improving. her brother Diane G Brantell, recently operated on at Samaritan Hospital, also improved. A local veteran received second commendation for services with the Judge Advocate General’s Department during the war. Maj Gen Thomas H Green commends Scheneks for serving with distinction from August 10, 194 to May 194. First award covered period to December 1.
A messy OCR list outlines local radio schedule items across many stations. It names hosts such as Ty Howard, Breanna Vegi Hume, and George Barance, with shows including Timekeeper News, Breakfast, and various music and news blocks.
A search party seeks to locate missing crew after a B 29 crash. Reported deaths include five Amroplenty and three bodies recovered at the site off Slepang. General He Kowe Kwan dispatches troops to Mouli village to assist and determine if more men were aboard the aircraft.
Fragmentary text mentioning Weld Amevidan and a planew related to Metad siedny war. Names and places are unclear. context suggests a historical or literary note with distorted OCR.
Washington AM-Ohio scene reports a crackdown on fur bearers with stricter fines and extended penalties. The Division of Wildlife Research estimates winter trapping could cost the nation up to 100 million dollars in revenue loss and harsher enforcement.
A girl dies during a tragedy at a church wedding as Joby Man tonmnatane, a veteran of the Syourold Army Midleal Corpe, mourns longtime family ties. Witnesses recall a sudden collapse and the chaotic aftermath at Our daly of dood Counned Church.
New York troops were scheduled to arrive at Mt View yesterday with 1,012 service personnel. Details on their unit and mission were not immediately available.
President plans a Missouri stop on November 5 and a November 6 visit to Annapolis. The schedule includes a news conference by former Secretary Charon G. Roveld and a speech at the Navy–State football game in Annapolis.
Cardinal Garger dies after a violent incident reported in February. Granta and Spits 4 are noted in the fragmentary account as connected to the event. A youngness detail hints at a long life raised in the purple, though the exact circumstances remain unclear.
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