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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
7
The week saw reduced shipments on the waterway with cargo totals including 41,340 tons of petroleum and 17,014 tons of wheat. State transport officials noted a general downtrend in canal activity due to water conditions and seasonal factors.
A fragmented wartime business note notes shipments of bauxite or alumina reaching about 20 000 tons to Albany and related activity. It lists loads in Western New York and several commodity totals including 2426 tons of chemevis and 1525 tons of papers with broader figures for lili ginil dances and Champlain analyses.
The Hoosick Falls company elected a new president and board leadership at a stockholders meeting. Longtime executive Mr Yandel will lead with advisory support from Mr. Youdell while retaining strategic oversight on research and modernization efforts for the firm.
The Aprieulie Department reports lower prices on canned goods and essentials. The plan includes discounts on pouches and emtras with a potential 50 percent savings for consumers. Workers and retroactive pay concerns appear linked to broader cost reductions.
Local guests from Stephentown and nearby towns gathered for a church wedding at the Chaldien dome marking the union of Char ies and Miss Ray Ren von. Attendees included Mrs Labeibell Briggs, Miss Has Gitwold, and Miss Lawrence Mann with families, while the ceremony at the bishop's residence featured the Wheater and Miss Ray Ren von ensembles and a reception at the Mon. of Mercy Hasmut House.
A wartime update notes over 435000 Japanese have been repatriated as other displaced remain. General Arthur says the effort continues with thousands awaiting homeward transport. The report covers recent returns from managing zones including Manehatin and northern Korea, detailing ongoing missions and remaining totals.
A Soviet era piece describes a female officer leading art and artifact recovery in the occupied German territory. She coordinates classification of looted items, directs field teams, and works with counter intelligence and occupying powers to locate missing objects and set restitution pathways.
Readable scraps describe a woman aiding victims, facing Nazi looters and aiding wartime efforts near Boston. Mentions include Harvard, a teacher oath, and an art trip with Dragan of Wort Toxbury Maas, plus references to local schools, churches, and a father’s wartime loss.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a girl traveling to Berlin and returning home with parental support. It references Humitat and a date around the middle of a period, implying a family context and travel event. The readable text is incomplete but points to a family journey.
A newspaper note records the birth of the first girl in four generations of the Hinds family. The fragmentary text indicates the event occurred after a previous birth in the lineage, marking a milestone for the line.
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