11 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
1
Healy High School and the Commercial Club discussed keeping the Healty High Club name after years of use. The club plans to select and purchase pins for members and report progress at the next meeting.
Suernberg iNSI A detective was assigned yesterday by L man Folice President Willian Hoegner to trail Kris Fritzsche to assure the acquitted war crimes defendant will not flee. Preparations for the trial by the German Denazification Court were noted as Von Papen remains in the Palace of Justice Prison. Financier Hjale mar Schachl was arrested in Stuttgart. Fritzsche was said to be free to go anywhere in Nuaberg though technically in.
State College Pennsylvania fish experts suggest old strip mine pits can serve as bass and sunfish ponds. Prof Gordon Trembley notes bluegill sunfish stocked a year earlier revived and spawned. bass may spawn next summer with fertilized water develop.
A colorful stagecoach venture tells of an unnamed 60 day trek from Oceanside California to Reno Nevada aboard an old Wells Fargo coach. Lewrener travels with Ed Burga a former driver and plans to cover about ten miles daily with rest Sundays. The trip serves as publicity for Oceanside and the Days of Ban Ju s Rey.
The Jewish Community Center invites everyone to use the gym, join programs, and participate in dramatic and hobby groups. A new health club with therapy features is under construction. Youths B to 18 will have athletic guidance, a middle school basketball league starts mid November, and many hobby clubs are planned. Adults gain an extensive gym program, cultural programs, and new fitness classes along with an afternoon business group. The center welcomes all races and faiths as part of a Community Chest supported effort.
A Brussels crowd demonstrated Wednesday chanting order and other epithets while Dr. Rutt Schuschnigg the Austrian chancellor designate prepared to deliver a scheduled lecture in Mons Germany Austria tension evident in the crowd as authorities watched closely.
Gen Joseph W Stilwell, hospitalized at Letterman General Hospital San Francisco after an operation for a liver condition. Government health officials report his condition worsened last night though earlier progress was described as satisfactory following his admission on September 28.
In Mexico City the Tourist Association and the interior department deny reports that motorists in Mexico face gasoline shortages or risk being stranded. Officials cited an American Automobile Association bulletin noting fuel supplies could tighten but stated shortages are not impending.
Four hundred attendees gathered at Newman’s Lake to honor Wifan V4 Hickey of Mechanicville, longtime New York Democrat and former Saratoga County Democratic chairman. Speakers included state and local party leaders who lauded Hickey’s decades of service and allegiance to figures from Grover Cleveland to Franklin D. Roosevelt. A wallet with two hundred dollar bills was presented by Arthur J. Leonard for public safety efforts.
The event featured Brvatus Carving, mayor of Ale pany and gubernatorial candidate Corlevenant, delivering a tribute before renewing his critique of Governor Dewey. He argued the 400 million collar surplus should have funded vel ms' bonuses rather than being used for political purposes, spotlighting fiscal debate at the gathering.
John Trotter as administrator of the Mary Ws. Trotter estate files for judicial distribution in Rensselaer Surrogate's Court. The administrator shows total estate $717.54 and $1,503.00 in undisclosed amounts, leaving $2,192.52 to be distributed among beneficiaries. Distributions include John, William Trotter, Mary Love, Elizabeth Magevave, Isabelle Greene, Charles B. Bessey, Alva Trotter, and Thomas Trotter each receiving $156.60, with others listed as heirs.
Senior and Mrs AL Schick dined out on Mrs Sebiet's birthday, returning with a prize of nylons after taking the top spot in a playful fox leap contest at Long Boneh, Cal.
A public school music plan described by Principal Arthur Nuch and Miss O taity outlines a band and choir program for students. The article notes training for a chorus and band, with aims to form a coordinated public school musical group.
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