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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
32
The fragment cites Margaret Mitchell and a supposed winter brother, with garbled names and stray phrases. It notes Stephens Mitchell teaching a property course and difficulty with Georgia real property law, mentioning meat property and a self written leatherbound book.
A Hollywood studio end of filming tragedy unfolded when Edwint W. Gray, a set carpenter, was found dead behind a mic reel on the Jinx set two hours after crew left a party. Police said no arrests yet. investigators questioned another employee as they probed possible foul play. Gray’s widow said he planned to come home soon. the family includes three children Zane, Wayne, and Donna.
Waterviiet Man faced a charge under Section 97h of the Penal Law after a March 21 arrest by officers of the Negortive Bureau. He was represented by Joseph E. Walsh and found guilty in connection with a clash aboard a vessel associated with weston af gambling ships.
Danforth Memorial Library bans a semi nude portrait after trustees chair Ralph B. Ross rules it off limits due to children in the library. Clifton artist Tuchard Russell protests that nude works are art like draped forms.
Cohoes K of C discusses building a gymnasium at the rear of the current club house on Renigen Street. A committee of about fifty members will study methods and materials. The Knights of Columbus meeting, led by William Trombley, also notes a communion breakfast with Albany attorney H. Prion as guest speaker at 6:30 am mass.
Senator Lepper denounced postwar policy toward Russia, urging action to end status quo and prevent a bloc against the United States. He argued for vigilance against Soviet pacts with Poland Romania and Puntaria, noting proximity to its border and invoking the Monroe Doctrine. Hutch denied any anti Russia alliance while defending U S stance.
Wrederich etme, Byens ald Wuffato, a sailor turned over to Navy authorities after pleading guilty to peculiar larceny in an alleged purse theft in Albany on Monday. Reine, AWOL since early March, was lightly wounded by police during the chase, then arrested in his hotel room.
H A Tessier plans to install Cohoes Lodge of Elks officers Monday night with Willen J Carney Jr as exalted ruler. Other officers to be installed include Bruno Antyou as leading knight Col Charles B Plimley loyal knight Matthew J Surran and Herbert Mitchent secretary Taives Kearney treasurer Raymond Swent trustee Frank J Wright. Forward Jennings retiring exalted ruler will preside.
The Cohoes American Legion chapter announces a drive to form a baseball team for the post. Legion members, led by Commander William Hittahing, intend a squad drawn from World War II veterans to compete in the county league, reviving local Legion sports after a long gap since 1184.
A PMA two alarm fire on the eastern approaches of the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge over the Monongahela River was quickly controlled after high winds fanned the fumes. Fire Chief William H. Davis said the rapid response prevented greater damage. Nearby Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warehouses and a large garage were spared. the blaze likely started from a sparking locomotive and caused minor damage.
The Uileaga VM A presidential fact finding board finished its hearings on the nationwide strike of railroad workers. Railroads and unions will present further arguments over the next two to three days. The Dowd will report to President Truman on April 18.
Newly elected officers of the Cohoes VFW auxiliary will be installed at a Sunday banquet on April 28 at Van Bohaick Island County Chamber. Louise Norbert named president to succeed Christina Dewar. Plans outlined at a recent meeting in the G A R rooms. Dewar and Frances Offenbecher chosen as chairs of the arrangements committee. Reservations led by Mrs Dewar close April 20. Members of Cohoes Post and other local auxiliaries invited.
Reservations close tonight for a testimonial dinner honoring Coboes Knights to the Squires Keveny Academy and Kenedy Alumni basketball teams. Edward A. Wachter, Troy recreation head and former basketball jurist, will speak. awards to players. moving pictures on basketball highlights from 1945. Tickets on sale at Masser & Pellexin chapel. Frank A. Wight of Saratoga Avenue preparing at Cohoes Hospital after operation.
Rt Rev G Ashton Oldham spoke at a joint service in Cohoes about World Council of Churches underground agents in Nazi controlled Europe. He described resistance groups and peacemaking efforts, noting plans to attend Geneva and England meetings, and praised religious unity as a force against the Nazi regime.
Ruane Post Ladies Aid of ELT presided over a Wednesday card party at Queida Street quarters. Mrs Sadie Wells chaired the altar area. refreshments were served. Prizes for high scores went to numerous women and girls including Mrs Olelia Sannan and Miss Mary Pagneautt. A follow up event is planned with Mrs Stmann leading the arrangements.
Masonic dignitary from New York State visits Coloes Masonic Dignity chapter No 8 Royal Arch Masons to greet Finklobe of Mufialn grand Ring. Regular meeting Wednesday night at the temple with a banquet hall dinner in the evening. Survivors and details follow a local obituary notice format.
A concert planned by the Junior Daughters of Cohoes will be held Sunday night, May 2, at Meveny Memorial Academy. Directed by Mrs Margaret OConnell, the program includes songs and religious selections. Rehearsals start Monday at Keveny Academy, with committee meetings to follow.
Cohoes Masons conferred the third degree on candidates during a reg war communication at Cohoes Lodge 116. Norman Bowen presided as master with officers Charles Ho Tamson and W. Lee Bland as honk mast. Seven officers for the Masons Temple Association were elected, including Henry Naidenburgh and Franklin Ashby. A card party plan and Victory Chest campaign progress were reported. A Home Bureau meeting announced for Monday at 9:30 AM at the YWCA will feature sip cover lessons led by Mrs. Marty Clack and Mrs. Charles Colgan, with lunch to follow.
Blind organist from Schenectady, Charing Buind Linderpadat, will present a recital at the Episcopal Church in Cohoes at 7:30 pm. Program includes Bach and others, with Rev S D Jenting to officiate. Also notes hayride plans for May 3 by Group 4, Junior Catholic Daughters of America, and visit to St Gulman’s Home with candy and books.
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