04 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
1
A fragmentary report describes statues in a museum undergoing cleaning and bathing. It mentions figures and sculptural details as workers use brushes and tools, noting the process and some observed errors or damage. The text references a long-standing reporting habit and hints at related characters and events without clear coherence.
Firemen battled a blaze Tuesday night at an empty garage in Schaghticoke. The damage struck a structure owned by Samuel Conen of the village, with the fire extinguished after a period of effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1941 era motel case led by a figure named George Vial. The cause and details are largely unreadable, with several words garbled, but indicate a building or business dispute involving the Bewhght coke House and management by AD Wyhen.
The Fifth Ave Bus Co. posted net income of 815,589.98 for the year ending in 1989, compared with 8,000,877. The NY Public Service Commission at Albany notes revenues of 247,519.8 percent and operating expenses rising to 238, 082. The report highlights higher equipment maintenance and transportation costs, with depreciation and other expenses up, and mentions four new buses purchased. Officers for the year include Magh Morrissey president, Father M. Rosvier president, Mary Velarves secretary, JD Cobden treasurer, and Joseph E. Wettiz assistant treasurer and general manager.
The Dionysian Players prepare to stage Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit at Sage College’s Little Theater with Loie Simin as Edith and Miss Bernice Lornt as Elvira. Cast includes Mertand Musser, Robert Lynch, and others. Rehearsals continue May 13 ahead of performances May 18 and 19.
State Tax Department extends tax aid hours for residents confused by late forms. Extended service runs at County Clerk’s office on Thursdays through Sundays and into April, with submission deadlines midnight on April 1 and April 14. Offices open from 9 am to 3 pm or as posted. ensure filings are completed during extended hours.
Members of the Tilcomb Auxiliary met Tuesday to welcome new members and hear reports. National president Mison Galimauker praised local efforts, with Mrs. Huwl Léfemn chairing a commune event. Two new members, Maude Kent and Lilla Kee, were welcomed during the session led by Mrs. Winnees Boat.
Sidney A. Wolff of the Stine Moe shawan Bored announces arbitration on April 10 in New York over a dispute involving maintenance workers of the Seheneetadly Pealwee Ca during a wage and work condition conflict with a local transit union. The notice, dated December, cites aging and wage differences as core issues amid labor tensions.
A garbled variant of a local notice mentions a host event at Poostenkill with unclear participants and timing. Readable names and exact details are absent, but the fragment suggests a scheduled gathering or performance tomorrow with uncertain local figures and seating notes.
Governor Dewey vetoed pay-boost proposals for Schenectady city officials amid broader legislature clashes. He criticized rising costs and warned against expanding local salaries, while praising select measures to strengthen county governance and emergency services. The veto leaves unresolved questions over municipal funding and state oversight.
Veterans are urged to contact the Remsen Canal choir for assistance with a photography project. The note requests participation from those who have not yet engaged, aiming to expand the pool of photostia volunteers for the event.
In a constitutional action the county moves to retroactively set the salary of a county officer and to alter compensation, citing two constitutional concerns. The measure aims to align pay with revised rules, affecting retroactive pay from a defined date and resulting in financial implications.
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Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an event involving a celebration or conferment at Apollo Landes with references to a best degree and a festival or index. The readable items suggest a ceremony or recognition, but specifics such as names, dates, or places are unclear.
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