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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1946
Page
16
Firemen rushed to a five alarm blaze as alarms sounded and crews worked through smoke and flames. The scene unfolded near a sewer line with responders coordinating access and extinguishing the fire. No serious injuries reported, and authorities began a safety check of nearby structures.
A fragmented memorial notice lists names, dates, and places including Hannay, Daley, and others. It mentions birth and death details, family relations, and a tentative service schedule amid a garbled tribute.
A symposium organized by Rev. Robveh Ciephell and others gathered clergy and lay leaders to debate the Protestant church’s future. Speakers including Rev. Tyehrd Uiar Arie and Prof. Claire deebwul urged renewal, unity, and practical steps to restore faith, service, and mission amid rising skepticism.
Lansingburg Masons held a Ladies Night program featuring games, a door prize with nylon stockings awarded to five women, and a supper. Rev Eugene Canning led services while officer Hane Vo Wnt, president, announced plans for the annual bowling banquet in May.
A Troy Record celebration honors staff with a dinner and dance at The Haneduch. David B. Phim, president and publisher, and other leaders praised employees’ dedication, while Dwight Morving and Arthur Viger highlighted teamwork and service. About a hundred staff and guests attended the evening with live music and dancing.
Local 12770 United Mine Workers District 0 hosted a testimonial dinner at the Annex for returned servicemen in the We and Ly Ky Gurley plant with speakers including Captain Dney P. Smith Lt. Col. John J. Pureetl James Bulson Charles FE. Smart Alfred Cheeks and Robert B. Pohl. The event honored veterans from Navy and Pacific action service and aimed to support servicemen through the Mine Workers organization.
USC T organizes an area council conference with speeches from Edward Bl dived and Merbert Parks of Behenvelady Connect. Kenneth Jthades presents the AMMA report as the Quad Council plans future meetings at Hudson Valley Odd Hellows hall.
Albanian Stairs woman Mira Margareh and her husband Lewis Ball, 38, are central to a fatal stabbing and failed suicide in an Albany apartment. Ball sustained chest wounds and died after a struggle. Mira Ball collapsed but survived. Police report Ball was under guard at Albany Hospital.
The UB. Glen Servick Comma tion will conduct open competitive examinations for the position of a sistant postmaster at East Nast sat at Averill Park Central School. Applications will be received until April 24, wording to Claira By Hunley, secretary, They should he addressed Lober above Taek bast office.
The Knights of Columbus opened their 600th anniversary celebration with a suppportive service at St Joseph’s Church Renjauria Kuba O b M professor Signa ls lege and Rev James A Nalan preached the sermon. Miss Julia Wild and Benny B. Gould assisted as sponsors as the council gathered for the communion and council meeting.
OPA predicts continued sugar rationing until year end with spare stamps valid through December. Stores across the area show adherence. officials plan further checks as the survey notes price controls and ceiling levels.
The Troy Housing Authority announced 87 emergency housing units will arrive within days to be placed on city owned sites off Hatwick Street. Federal and city officials will oversee delivery and operation by THA for rental to veterans and families, with demolition planned within two years after the emergency ends.
Eighteen aspiring nurses at Samaritan Hospital received their caps yesterday afternoon in a ceremony. Recruited through American Red Cross, they study under Mize Alma Fields with instruction at Samaritan Hospital. Caps were presented by Mrs. Lids Baker, while Mrs. Sanford J. Clot spoke briefly. Numerous recipients included Miss Marjorie ODonnell, Miss Rita Reardon, Miss Velma Sabol, Miss Mary Shavy, Miss Monica Snyder, and many others.
Mitchell Bronk, a former Trojan now living in Philadelphia, has been appointed chairman of the Division of Foreign Relations at a national science academy. The appointment follows his prior roles with the Walter Cannon Institute and the Medical Foundation in Pennsylvania.
Washington County Businesses incorporated by the county clerk announce the formation of the Washington County Home Association to erect and maintain a home in Hudson Bila. Directors slated for the annual meeting include Clifford Wy Mayotte Lloyd A Dubie Loutes Champiin Motors Tak Whites hil tre engage Te The mlomobile Dasinees and others listed.
Bishop Gray, former suffragan bishop and dean, will be the guest speaker Wednesday at the MAL and last weekly enter panel in St. Pays Episcopal Church. A Hartford Cathedral alumnus, he studied at William and Mary, University of Richmond, and Virginia Theological Seminary. He is a veteran of the 29th Division in World War I and a Virginia Bar member. Honorary robes have been conferred by several seminaries. he chairs the Connecticut Interlocal Commission and leads the Church Bongees in the United States.
Blume Post and Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars held a joint meeting at their headquarters. Leo H. Blume Post commander announced an 47 percent rise in membership for the three months of 1940. Major Edward M. Maguire addressed veterans about opportunities in the organization. New post officers include James MWe, Frank J Hayden, Edward M. Maguire, Ward Holland, George Kahn, and Albert Martin with color bearers Joseph Gauway and John Burke. Auxiliary officers installed cover multiple roles led by Mrs Jube Bollinger Hudson as president of the auxiliary and Alma Wilton as conductor. Delegates to the Massson Mohask Council named from the auxiliary include Alma Bullivan and Edith Galby among others.
A program for Mary Pupils at School 14 Wal] will be held in the auditoriumtomorrow at 10 15 am. Students Mary Mier Brion Carol Moore Moritt Winks Henge Galligan and Morlene aby will perform with Barbara Hassett directing. The crowd will include teachers and parents for the event titled Spring Prove.
Legion County Auxiliary Committee will meet Tuesday at 8?30 P M in the room of St Walter A D U Parish. Miss Bredebae Valley, Sephentown, will preside. Committee members include experts from Troy, Houston, Saltmouth, Renslang, Chitin Melehitt, Urqanawhol, Cantlelon and Avert Park.
A Troy couple marked a jubilee in a ceremony at the home of Lorie on GWM SIRO Avenue. Relatives from Troy and nearby areas attended a reception mosaic with local officials and friends. The couple’s family noted the long union and shared memories from years of marriage.
D A Y state officers meet in Troy with representatives from New York and national veterans groups. Discussions focus on veterans legislation, fundraising campaigns, and recruitment for World War I veterans, as delegates praise the Kelley Chapter for hospitality and host a round table on issues facing disabled veterans.
Perry Baldwin Jr twelve, of South Granville, suffered severe injury to his right hand when a power card exploded while he played near it. He was taken to the hospital in Chagtlin where amputation of parts of the hand was performed. His mother remains at the hospital with her infant.
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