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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
9
Troops and refugees fill streets as Hong Kong endures Japanese rule. Descriptions detail burned mansions, stripped homes, and looted furnishings. Residents face uncertain futures while commerce slowly recovers and observers recall prewar life with sorrow.
President Osmena signs act creating the first foreign relations office in Philippine history. The office will be headed by a director appointed by Osmena and later become a foreign relations department with a cabinet ranked secretary. The People’s Court Bill, requested by Osmena, will try Filipinos accused of collaborating with Japan with due process, while hundreds detained are bonded for release.
A fragmented OCR page shows a morning schedule with time slots, names, and program titles. It lists Timekeeper segments, news items, melodies, and various personalities such as Mary Gaynor and Ted Malone, with scattered references to broadcasts and editions.
London authorities revealed yesterday that Captain Leo Taud, 137, attached to the war jet new investigation branch, was found dead in a backfilled room in London. Details on circumstances were scarce as the inquiry proceeds.
Washington reports UAW seeks a 30 percent payroll rise for all auto workers, with 23 percent direct wage boost and 7 percent for raises and benefits. Three percent to equalize pay by region, three percent for benefits, one percent for plant inequities, and the remaining 23 percent allocated by total payroll per worker so all receive the same percentage.
Zanesville farmer ML RL Rieb seeks a purple tomato via artificial pollination after five years of trials. He grows 1,000 tomato plants averaging seven feet tall and plans to persevere until achieving his "Hieh's perfection" tomatoes.
Senator Barkley says a Senate subcommittee will travel to Hawaii for a preliminary study of Pearl Harbor evidence. Hearings likely there with testimony from witnesses. aim to brief members on the Pearl Harbor layout and medical issues related to parrot fever.
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