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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
4
The department announced that the government will stop funding meat purchases for foreign countries. Foreign nations may buy American meat on the open market, but no guarantees of pure purchases by the US government remain. Officials said allocations for meat to foreign countries will continue to end, with no immediate renewal expected.
UNRRA shipments for Korea, valued at 8.5 million dollars, unload at Jinan. The consignment includes 7000 bundles of clothing and footwear for distribution by American forces and Korean collaborators. A separate emergency fund of 1 million dollars was allocated, with funds and tickets forwarded, but none have arrived yet.
A spokesman warned that current steps may not guarantee sufficient meat for allocations and denied an embargo on foreign purchases. The briefing emphasized ongoing supply concerns and cautioned against overstating the impact of new measures.
The Troy Record reviews statements from the Nuremberg trial relating to Joachim von Ribbentrop. The article discusses Allied unity fears, German aims, and postwar political implications, with references to Soviet and Western policy and the broader debate over accountability for policies leading to war.
Berlin John Copping is ill at home. Mass Jiltiin Mull returned from hospital. The Suey family held a gathering at the home of Me mk As Auslin S. The Thelin Bylot Suneey School plans a field trip on the sidewalk tomorrow for the primary department. Miss Toberth Livingston was honored with a surprise party at the Baptist Church. Ann Miner and family celebrated a birthday with relatives visiting from out of town.
A fragmentary report from Lebanon notes a drowning linked to a failed attempt to settle an outstanding bill. The incident involves a local figure attempting to make a payment when a panic and crowd movement led to the death. Further details are unclear in the readable text.
CopAids boys in Cet funds for schooling in Bounsville Indiana. A local official note points to a civic effort to support student tuition with donations and club activity. The report cites more than 500 people involved and mentions efforts tied to high school completion and business volunteering.
The annind wing crime team of the aes clu will meet at Jumey 1 at 6 30 pm Monday. Supt 10 Ft A Hofman is named chairman of the atc and FW Sehneider Dr Ge A Clark BY Youker and OF Wiaver named comunil ton mambera. reservations deadline noted.
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