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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1946
Page
2
A mosaic of reader voices from Trieste on postwar status. Allied officials, Italian and Yugoslav observers, and local workers discuss governance, independence, and the danger of lingering tensions.
A brief, fragmented text expresses distrust of fascist rule and mentions Yugoslavs, an American correspondent, and difficulties obtaining factual information. The passage references 25 years under oppression and a hope for two changes to improve living standards.
West Sand Lake residents note Miss Phyllis Divon of Wynants visiting. Mrs Edward Anamoret retires from Tupper Lake after days away. Mrs Josephine Resvolt at Paul Smyths for house duties. Miss Manty VWuldéon serves as secretary to Frederick Appleton at East Greenhut Central School. Mr and Mrs James Bailey and family, Jane Crasen, Vr and Mie Russell Roberts return from Jersey City after a week. Frank McCourt and family, Wartha and Patai, visit. Mr and Mrs Richard Me ComL and Sandra visit parents. AL Grange reports tonight with lecturer Mrs Florence Shaver presiding. Past committee members to speak. Crpperley honored as oldest lecturer.
Poestenhill the Lustern Conference of the United Lathgran Synod of Wew York convenes Wednesday afternoon and evening at the Lutheran Church in Ghent. The pastor and several council members will attend. The Ladies Aid Society meets today afternoon in the parish hall with Mrs Mats Miller as hostess. The Parent Teacher Association executive board met Wednesday night at the school, with Mrs Ray moni Kimball as chairman. The theme for this year is Healthier and Happier Children. A reception for teachers and principal Raymond Kimball, Camila Noyes, and Marion Wade will follow the meeting. The cookbook group is arranging the meeting.
A fragmentary notice describes a letter sent from 140 Front Street in Buhenewlady on Friday. It mentions Andy Watssen and Drew Wasson, with ties to an orphan theater and a Schenectady operation, including a Brent Street address as the recipient.
Whitehall residents share travel updates and gatherings with relatives in Seauylerville Watervliet and Worcester Massachusetts. Many attend school events Rotary meeting and Girl Scout troop activities with leaders listed and noted progress in studies and travels.
Boytonville Witham and Eller Sid returned from a summer stay with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ad Wintus and have resumed residence at Palle Church, Va.
Stillwater meetings include GLI Pitots at Fieldyn High School with replacements for William McDermott and Spencill Tellogg. Montgomery Chapter RAW held at RMasume Temple, presided by John Torthiga. Mrs. David Dyor entertained her tithge club with two tables of contract wire and awards to Mrs. Mary D Smith and others. Obituary notes: Urs Gus Bomts survived by wife Nelle Paty of Sebuyleryte. Bowls and league plans discussed for Stilwalgr Fe Dept Bowling League at engine house. play at Columbia alleys. Catholic Daughters met at Mae Grady’s home. Judy Mohan named president. Local visits include Drina Myers in Long Island and Mr and Mrs Robert Kelloggere visiting relatives. Paul Skill and family enlistment info and Marine Corps entry for Skiff yr.
A Montgomery circuit judge, Walley Ho Jouus, hosted servicemen at a country estate near Montgomery to boost morale during wartime. The event drew local residents and nearby hospital guests, with references to Jonesboro and notable family ties, painting a vivid portrait of community support and informal gatherings amid the era.
A series of local social notes from Valley Falls detail residents attending school functions, family visits, and home gatherings. Guests came from Melrose and nearby towns to celebrate a baby shower, birthday party, and a farewell visit. Also mentioned are a few engagements and cards exchanged.
Albany says Thomas E Dewey urged support for a free press as vital to public welfare and informed citizenship. He argued open information is essential for liberty and warned against forces hostile to press freedom across nations.
Knights of Columbus chapter announces a Sept 22 clambake and social program at Car tolls Crave featuring entertainment and sports for men and women. Benenchaiman and Henry Mr Kenn serve as publicity chairmen with music by Greg Syes Orchestra and a portrait contest highlight the event. Members urged to join committee and reserve spots. ticket incentives mentioned.
A fragmented account describes a convention scene with mentions of Mayra, Journey ann Barbera, Rodents, and a dawn union. The text references a prowl, a hall, and a view at 4 piate, all tangled in garbled wording without clear events or outcomes.
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