Troy Record HOY April 4 045 Temperature
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1945
Page
16
A fragment from the Troy Record mentions a weather note or temperature reading associated with April 4. The data is incomplete and lacks full context or a clear event.
Fireman Daniel E L Conway 48 of 157 Seventh Avenue sustained a minor injury yesterday when his car was rear ended at Lth Street and Second Avenue by a vehicle driven by Frank Yanates. Conway, a member of Engine Company 38, was hospitalized later with treatment under Dr Doody.
In loving memory of Anthonay J Culatiers who died aged years. The notice lists family names Genie Mrs Marie Grenier and others and mentions births and hospital dates. It references Troy Hospital and Polish origins with names Lyons and Godda and Turner.
Multiple death notices memorialize residents across Troy and nearby towns with dates in 1933 to 195? and 1945. Entries name the deceased, surviving relatives, and funeral arrangements including churches, cemeteries, and burial sites at Elmwood and West Hoosick cemeteries.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey approves a bill liberalizing provisions of the Feld-Hamilton law affecting appointments transfers reinstatements and demotions in the New York civil service. The measure aims to protect salary schedules recognize time served and prevent reductions when temporary or war duration employees gain permanent status. It also allows first time Feld-Hamilton entrants to start at higher salaries and credit service from war duration appointments.
After a three hour session the Saratoga County Democratic Committee narrowed four candidates to two for the election post. Mrs Mary Cassidy and Supervisor Edgar King remain in the race while Thomas Cromie and Michael D Noonan were dropped but may reenter at Saturdays meeting. Voting power will be based on the last gubernatorial Democratic vote. Dr Arthur J Leonard chaired the meeting and will preside again.
The Troy Rotary Club named a panel of nominees for the Board of Directors for the year starting July 1. The slate includes George M. Fellows E Allan Fessenden Raymond J. Hannon Fred C. Hill Gerald W. Hull Leeson HL Johnson J Frank Johnson Edward A Kane George H Krug Russell D Meredith Chester Millhouse Jen Olesen Clinton Rose Stephen H Saipsen Elmer J W Siple Richard L Thomas Harold H Tice Rev Sinesi F Tripp Frank B Ward and J Wester Wood Jr From this panel ten will be selected at the May 1 election to comprise the board.
Reports from the nominating committee highlight the Lions Club dinner at 6:30 pm at the Tres Club. Vend ing committee members include Egbert Hoffman Sheldon Jackson and Clarence Sitamong with Simmons in charge of clothing collections. Howard Branagas Thomas A Dandrec and Parker handle night meeting arrangements. Robert Gordon, son of Mr and Mrs Edward K Gordon of 26 Park Avenue, has enlisted in the Navy and leaves for Sampson Naval Training Station tomorrow.
Reassessment chair Barnard Townsend announced Rensselaer County aims for a total sale quota of 3 135 000 000 to individuals in the Seventh War Loan drive running May 34 to June 30. Payroll deductions and payroll bonds are emphasized. Samuel Godfrey leads the Payroll Savings Division. Herbert Kaelp reports district totals at 27 100 005.
Raymond Zindle of the Research Institute of America told the Rotary Club in The Hendrick Hudson that postwar government controls on business will depend on economic needs not politicians. He urged keeping plans flexible as reconversion unfolds, warning wage and price controls may persist into the transition. The talk ended with thanks from club members and performances by local musicians. Special guest Mrs. Marion Sistere discussed Chromatic Concerts Inc campaigns and upcoming season artists.
The Stitch Sisters 4-H Club of Castleton plans a public demonstration at 7:30 pm showing how to make cream puffs using eggs and electric beaters and to assemble an attractive vegetable relish tray. Emma Renaud has taught groups, with Marjorie Peters, Betsey Jarrett, Mary Ann Nicholson, Andrey Langing, and Cora Bristo participating. lessons held in the village hall kitchen supplied by New York Power and Light Corp. Led by Mrs. Edward Warner and Mrs. Albert H. Van Nedervenne.
The 1985 Red Cross War Fund campaign office at 92 Fourth Street remains open after the drive closed officially Saturday. The Rensselaer County Chapter has raised $222,000 so far, with coupons published in Fire Record Newspapers over the last five days prompting gifts totaling $1,640.
The Troy Builders Association met at the Annex Restaurant for its annual dinner. Speakers including Manufacturers Natives Bask president Casoneey W Cook reviewed postwar building problems, urged ready supply of materials and higher standards. Albany officials described state group plans, apprenticeship work, and postwar labor and federal control issues.
State Sergeant Frank J. Goverski, among the first Mechanicville draftees of 1941, was killed in action in France. He served with the 12th Rainbe Division after entering service last November and entering action on Christmas Day. Surviving are his wife Helen, a son Richard Francis, his parents, and two sisters.
The Castleton Board of Trustees held Monday night renaming several posts. Paul F. Hanreeder became deputy mayor, John C. VanDeWal was named chief of police for his 17th year, Hyman Rosenblim was reap pointed village attorney, and Mrs Johan tin M Johnson became chief clerk and village treasurer. The National Exchange Bank of Castleton-on-Hudson designated as repository and The Troy Record as official newspaper. Mayor Fred C. Miller presided. Board members include Paul F. Hanreeder, Gus tav Gnesh, Robert W. Metzger and George Leotard.
A First Ward gathering learned that opposition to a Market Site playground plan had ended as the association outlined a fenced playground on the former city market site. The plan includes a roofed area with drinking fountains and facilities for young children, plus a larger fenced zone for ball games and vehicle access. Mayor Ahern outlined market improvements, and a future meeting at the Court House will address fund raising minstrels for the playground.
Albany Alfred W. Gale of Troy named to the New York State Bar Association committee on legal education on admission to the bar by Leo C. Ryan of Syracuse. Roland Ford of Albany also serves on that committee. Artur H. Vinert of Mechanicville joined the association's committee on unlawful place of the law with Henry Manler, Kenneth Grebie of Albany, and Walter J. McNab of Schenectady. Edward N. Schefberting of Albany, American Legion national commander, and FL Aarthy Howland of Hudson Falls were chosen for the American citizenship committee.
Raymond E. Clark of Troy Belting & Supply Co. Inc was honored with a farewell dinner by co workers on Friday before leaving for Army service. EL RL Thomas Jr and W D HS presented gifts and extended good wishes.
Edward Collier, 15, of 1032 Sixth Avenue, fell into a yard at the old Stoll brewery on Spring Avenue. He suffered two fractures of the pelvis and internal injuries and was taken to Troy Hospital in fair condition. John J. Foley, 1932 Sixth Avenue, transported him to the hospital under Dr. Punto care. further examination planned to assess injuries. Colbert is a freshman at Catholic Central High School.
Philip Ferris 28 of Fourth Street pleaded not guilty at Menands Justice Court on a petit larceny charge. Bail set at 200 dollars. case adjourned to Tuesday. Ferris arrested yesterday on a warrant from Hoffmans Cafe owner Albert Coons. detectives Shiels and Rane assisted.
The article notes Pastor Heuser of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Troy plans departure after reforms and a re dedication service. He will be replaced by a pastor from Philadelphia with joint Swank-Hanser leadership during transition and a farewell plus welcome reception organized by Mrs. William Dunker.
The Gasoline Panel of the Troy City Price and Rationing Board studied new rules for issuing gasoline to Highway vehicles last night. Chairman Clyde W. Heer led members Rev Davie Livingstone A R Trezo and Joseph Fettig. The regulations will screen all gasoline ration applications to ensure proper adjustments.
Miss Bertrand announced audit of the Women of the Moose chapters books with Miss Dufresne chairing the audit committee and McDonald Kubime as co chairs. The meeting opens the club’s social plans with a Moose Hospital event Friday April 20 at Young’s Hall and reports to be presented at the business election.
A delayed cold spell settles over the area as a high pressure system over the southern plains brings cooler weather. The Weather Bureau predicts increasing chances of cold rain or snow in the western part and potential storm movement across the state with a slow start to spring traffic.
About 150 merchants from Troy and surrounding Rensselaer County attended a session on OPA ceiling rules for fur niture and apparel. Troy Chamber of Commerce led the event with the Troy Retail Merchants Bureau and War Price and Rationing Board cooperation. Samuel W. McCochrane chaired the meeting with David Chambers and Foon Crummy outlining ceilings and filing deadlines. The basic price for items under regulation SIPR-SSN equals the March 18 level, with schedules due by April 2 and ceilings effective at the start of the new month.
Five directors were elected for three terms yesterday at the annual meeting of the Wrynantskill Improve News Association held in New York Power Core. Officers reelected include Maloney as president Mahony as vice president and Charles Downs as secretary. The body oversees water power disputes and water level management along the Winanissit creek and related lakes.
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