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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1945
Page
1
A film of the complete game from a college basketball match will be shown at Madison Square Garden. The display, featuring the Eastern New York Chapter and the Troy unit, will include a business meeting led by Walter Hofman and a 6 30 p.m. dinner for war workers and alumni members as they elect officers for the year.
Veterans Association schedules a May 6 meeting to discuss reunion plans for New York Volunteer and Infantry Veterans. Officers named include Garrett, Duster, and Hat Sexe with Hat Sexe presiding. event details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Hoosick Falls hosts a national clothing drive led by Arthur McLinden and Mrs. Burton Pine, running daily through April thirty. Local depot offices, volunteers, and church and school coordinators named, with packing and publicity duties assigned to listed residents. Also reports the funeral of Miss Orilie North in Cambridge and a community seniors’ visit to New York, plus church group meetings and activities in Hoosick Falls.
Wynantskill residents attended Tuesday’s Ladies Auxiliary of the Townsend Club in Rensselaer County at Mrs. Elizabeth Brett’s home in Troy. Cora Tra president announced the monthly meeting to Van Denberg at 2617 Sixth Avenue Troy. Refreshments were served.
Glens Falls firm and Union Chemical Division District 50 United Mine Workers of America and Imperial Paper Color Corp signed a contract Friday. It raises average hourly pay by more than ten cents, provides six holidays, overtime after forty hours, improved rotation time, 25 minutes wash-up, rest periods, seniority rights and military leave. Signers include John E. Signor Leon Gould Albert Granger and Jobo Mulcahy for the union. Robert K. Fohl and Rocco Albanese for the international union. and HK BR McBride for the corporation.
Mayor and corporation counsel J Ahern and E Stewart Jones talked Saturday with Wetteral Investors Inc of New York, which holds about fifty Troy tax lien parcels. They discussed arrears collection as Troy Council earlier granted foreclose power. The mayor stressed the measure targets large out of town concerns, not individual homeowners.
Clearwater Florida coroner's jury exonerates a schoolgirl Iris Williams charged with killing her father Oscar Williams. The jury finds the gunshot fatality justifiable as self defense of her mother after years of alleged abuse. Mrs Williams testified the husband beat her daily for 22 years and Iris warned she would shoot if abuse continued.
East Nassau held a school card party to benefit the Red Cross, with the event deemed successful. The Centre School will close Wednesday for Easter vacation and reopen April 9. Dr. Deborah Keplan of Albany Hospital, formerly of this place, visited friends. Miss Muriel Rosen, a student at New York State College for Teachers in Albany, is home for Easter.
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Church groups in East Side and Trinity Methodist hold meetings with officers elected and guest speakers planned. Miss Mary Evang, a missionary, is to speak at Trinity while board meetings and conferences proceed across local Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
The body of 1 year old William Spencer Snow was found in a pool behind his home on the Cutcaraigus Indian Reservation yesterday. Medical Examiner Paul J. Rutecki said the child apparently fell into a hole originally dug for a well.
A joint action plan approved by the Office of Defersa Transportation aims to save 109200 truck miles 1 002 000 tire miles and 4 360 man hours across three common carriers between New York and Albany District Manager A G Duen cites efficiency gains. Participants include B EL Transportation Monarch Motor Freight Watervliet Amsterdam Despatch and others with goals to eliminate partially loaded trips parallel service and curb fuel usage while improving service. A meeting of Col A&A D McCogive Auxiliary is planned at Young's Hangar with Lila Macey and Edie Chase directing a social to follow.
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