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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1946
Page
20
Fragments describe a debate over a new national anthem for China with references to leaders and locations but lack coherent details or dates. The readable lines suggest a discussion of anthem composition or national symbolism without clear outcomes or names.
The Knights of Columbus schedule a communion breakfast with Rev Benjamin Kuhn as principal speaker at St. Josephs Church. Young members will join Voly Communion at 8 am, with assembly at St Joseph's hall. The event, hosted by Court Margaret, proceeds at the Knights of Columbus Home on Third Street under Grand Regent Mary A Monahan.
The Brunswick Home Bureau named Mtv William R. Goots chairperson at a meeting presided by Troy YW. C. A. Mrrank Bradarick. New officers include Mrs Byron, vice chair, Mr Matenlin Ll, secretary, Mrs Harry D. Vincedal, treasurer, and others. Committees and April project sessions are set, with meetings at the YWCA on the first Wednesday monthly at 1:30 p.m.
The article outlines a nationwide club model selling music experiences through "Club Mole Allocation" with about three million buyers in 452 cities. It details the system, artist payments, and the growth of associations from Chicago to Texas, noting key figures like Bottorff and the shift from direct agency to member-based bookings.
Women of the Moose at Youngs Mall announce tentative plans for a silver anniversary observance in May. Mrs Fila Pinner named chair of the committee to arrange the anniversary gathering. Senior Regent Mrs Nellie Matins led last night’s meeting, which added three new members: Mrs Doris Lussier, Mrs William Williams, and Mrs Geraldine M Williams, all of Cohoes. Initiation of new candidates set for Tuesday April (date unclear). The original meeting date was postponed for Good Friday. Grace Wright of Syracuse will visit Testchapler again on April 23.
Secks Sons of Charing I. Ryan and M. G. A. are believed living in Ren with their father suspecting retirement from armed service. Richard J. Glan der, home service chairman of the Rensselaer City Red Cross, asks for information on Matthew 23, James 21, and Robert Ryan 19.
Rev Richard Commings of FiveL Baptist Church Troy will address Powers School Parent-Teacher Association Monday at 2 30 p m The topic is Peace and Prejudice Mrs Curtis Broadbent is president Pupils provide entertainment including a skit song and dance Fifth grade mothers hostesses
The Export freight Western Pacific passenger train derailed near Nevada Trail yesterday at 5 20 p m PST, killing two and injuring many aboard. Western Pacific officials in San Francisco confirmed the accident and the derailment of the locomotive and two cars.
Washington reports a price increase on some limb and veal cuts, effective Monday. The OPA announced the higher retail prices, rising from a wage bill of 16 cents an hour for packing house workers, with heat and pains costs also to be reflected.
A group of Schuylerville High School seniors will depart for Washington via a planned itinerary that includes travel to St. Petersburg Florida for winter and a return through New York. The party, led by chaperones Mr and Mrs J Ne as well as local families, lists members such as Joseph Platley Lindley DeGarmo Florence Boyce Alligh Boyee and others. Special religious services and school events are scheduled with Rev Martin Hoeksema as pastor and Dr Raymond Druicker as guest preacher.
The will of Miss Anne M. O'Donnell of Hudson Falls was admitted to probate in Washington County. The decedent left her estate to be divided among her nieces Mrs. Elaater Hogan Mrs. Rath Moriarty and Miss Mary O'Donnell. The instrument was dated March 29, 19, with Gerald Mo PaIpa and Miss Corolla as witnesses. Mrs Hogan served as executrix.
Farrell residents raised taxes and supported Sharon Steel to keep the plant open after Carnegie Steel threatened closure. Mayor Levine and local leaders organized a borough sale plan with 109,000 dollars in bonds and tax relief to secure 360 jobs, with unions and Chamber of Commerce backing the move.
Unclear text reports tensions around Schenectady Rua Drivers overloading issues and proposed safety measures. Mentions Anatoly camp, Mandy Wo, and a union vote after meetings. Notes driver visibility concerns, waivers, and painted windows as safety steps. CS McGinley comments on fuel shortages and access challenges amid the debate.
Capt Oney Py Smith former Troy physician back from Navy Magical Corps joins speakers for tonight’s Antex dinner honoring W and LE Gary veterans. Lovai 12770 United Mine Workers District M4 sponsors start 7 20 p m with Lt Col John J Purtell Dr James V Barrett Mayor John J Ahern Charles E Smart Gurley’s manager James Bulison master of ceremonies Robert Fok on executive board of Biewitet seating list contains multiple local officials and veterans.
South Troy Post will install officers tomorrow night at the Polish American Club, 401 First Street. Martin Shea of Hudson Falls is named commander. Edmund J. Carmody acts as installing officer, with William P. OConnell Jr as senior vice commander, Michel Thiita as junior vice commander, Charles Brennan as quartermaster, and Joseph Hammes as adjutant. a lunch will be served.
District USW head Grajeler says a major Sharon Steel plant will grow in the Shenango Valley with 600 current workers moving to 5000 within 18 months. Local officials foresee an actual labor shortage in six months as industry and government note broad regional cooperation and a new plant near Sharon.
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