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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1946
Page
4
Eight year old Frianke Hughes of 12 Dunn Jevenue Mbany suffered a dog bite near Hath Slevet and Fifth Avenue. Police report notes the incident occurred yesterday and the boy received care from the Samaritan Tu L.
The text records a Nomination Committee meeting for hairdressers with Troy Avon presiding in Charles Proply's absence. Members Mrs Charles Burnette Anna Wilson and Dory Mylutte served as mediators while plans for a mass meeting and state legislation outreach were discussed in Hendrick Mudwon.
Government forces under Gen Fu Yao-lai push southeast from Kalgan to reopen the Palplm to Malgan line as Communists try to block a corridor through Jehol and Ching proper. Unconfirmed reports say Kalgan fell, and Hsiatiwayuan may be captured while Hsuunhwa remains threatened. Communist focus appears at Hwallal near Peiping as a three-week government drive continues.
Mahomed Ali Jinnah, president of the Moslem League, said the league's working committee accepted Viceroy Lord Wavell's offer for the league to join the interim national government and help draft a new constitution. The plan would give the league five seats, Congress six, and minorities one seat. Details of Wavell's reply were not disclosed, but optimism prevailed.
The National Association of UN Commodity Exchanges declares that officials seek to subject U S food distribution to a world wide totalitarian system on the eve of the International Emergency Food Council meeting. The letter targets the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and warns of a world food board using a large fund to buy surpluses and control markets.
Joseph A. Smith of Troy a National Headquarters Catholic War Veterans representative will join Glens Falls Post speakers at an 8 pm meeting in Alphonsus School Hall Glens Falls Reverend Pierre H Levesque pastor Sacred Heart Lake George will be principal speaker John Marzola temporary president will preside Also speaking Reverend John Vardon St Columba Schenectady and Reverend Paul Leduc St Alphonsus Glens Falls
Alica ULP reports Senator from New York GGP candidate M Ives told the Pinaski Republican Club that the Truman administration clings to paternalism and keeps economic controls to spare the people from shock. He urged freeing the economy and warned that postwar plans fail without confidence in free enterprise. He praised GOP aims for Poland and swift removal of burdens on agriculture and business.
Capt. James W. Franco of Saratoga Springs and Capt. James E. Williams of Corinth have been recalled to active duty. Both left as enlisted men in Co. L and transferred to reserve with captain ranks. Franco, employed by the Saratoga Springs Fire Department, departs for Fort Knox Kentucky for armored school. Williams heads to Headquarters Company Pitts Corps Fort Jackson DC.
Julius Streicher and Alfred Rosenberg faced execution after Allied tribunal denial of appeals. Among 18 condemned Germans were Goering, von Ribbentrop, Frick, Kaltenbrunner and others. Clergy offered prayers and confessions as the hangings and prison terms were set for war crimes.
A distorted World War II era report by David Snoll, based on a Japanese officer, is criticized by Moscow papers Tavestly and Pravda as fabrications. They claim U S atomic myths fueled fear and diplomatic pressure while detailing alleged arrests and foreign agents in the United States.
William Ney of 155 Consens Street is assigned as a switchboard operator at the Police and Fire Signal Station at State Street and Seventh Avenue. He is a World War II veteran. Ney replies Stanley Bitwall of the Thirteenth Ward has re signed to accept another position.
Two Troy area men have been named to committees of the New York State Bankers Association for the coming year. Harold M. J. Lewis of Manufacturers National Bank of Troy, assistant vice president, will join the public relations committee and L Burke Sirduma of Peoples National Bank will join the committee on bank management and research. Chester R. Dewey of New York, president of the association, announced the standing committee appointments.
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