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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1946
Page
17
Fragmented OCR lists names, dates, and memorial notes across a long obituary page. It references Toscan, Ryan, and Jones among many others with scattered dates, places, and family ties, reflecting a community-wide remembrance on a historic newspaper page.
A chaotic fragment details a new police school project amid county and state oversight. It names officials such as County Judge Herbert Parker and City Judge Thomas … and mentions deputies, patrolmen, and local sheriffs involved in training and credential processes.
Ithaca College plans to suspend a program tied to a broader educational reform. The president weighs the move as state and federal officials explore funding and governance links with New York politicians, colleges, and universities.
Court approves settlements in two separate legal actions involving multiple parties and named individuals. The document outlines terms and authorizations, referencing local authorities, guardians, and plaintiffs, with determinations on allocations and compliance requirements.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a Past Grand group planning a ceremony to honor former officers. Mentions of meetings, presidencies, and local officials appear garbled but suggest a formal community event with names and titles incomplete.
District Deputy visits Rebehah Lodge with Mrs Creal Benen dy Letet dep. Attended meeting at Donon Rack Hall in MAI In Donon Rack Hall Mas Arloweoy Goyer presided. Auction conducted by Freddy Whithaus supervised by Vis Ma Vinderwerten. others presented.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Republican Women meeting mention with names and dates garbled. The readable parts indicate a party event or meeting involving women in the Republican group, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR records a funeral notice with scattered names and places including Nathanael Gallstein Delmar Ogden and Welnesday Rey Levianee. Mentions of Ferndale Johnstown and a public commentary reference appear amid garbled lines and stray terms.
The county Red Cross announces a simplified home nursing course to begin May 20 and run to May 24 at the Red Cross nursing center. Six lessons cover care of the sick with emphasis on temperance, home safety, and patient comfort. Homemakers and couples are urged to enroll, with details available by phone.
About 130 workers at Ford’s Green Island plant were idle as the Uhrentie plant shut down for lack of parts. Spokesmen said a sufficient supply of parts was not yet available to resume full production. The Green Island unit later reopened but faced a renewed shutdown threat if parts remained scarce.
OPA announced a price increase for hardwood affecting No 2 common and lower grades by a specified percent, with No 1 and higher grades rising similarly. Producers in Vermont New York and other regions were notified the hike would apply to all end wood timber and pending a review of profits the change may be adjusted for retailers and distributors.
Thomas Rimruth reported to Polvo yesterday afternoon that his property at Urham ort Hnasiek and River Streets was entered. The holding was broken and a vehicle appears stolen. Police noted items missing and ongoing investigation in Green Island area.
In a Ponting Avenue incident in Haver West two men aged 27 were arrested on speeding charges. The suspects were processed at the scene and are slated to appear in Poker Court this morning.
A disrupted coal strike looms over regional plants with possible production cuts and economic impact. Industry spokesmen warn of supply constraints if the stoppage continues beyond two weeks, risking shut downs and rising costs for manufacturers and utilities.
Seven men listed with scattered names and places appear in a fragmented navy service note. The garbled text references individuals such as Walham, Mesure, Malloy, Nott, Gilbert, and Lawrence, with partial street and place hints like Eula Bowd and Westnet Malloy.
A Cobleskill youth died yesterday after a brother shot him with a shotgun in a home dispute. Authorities reported the weapon discharged during a confrontation, and the father found the victim before medical help arrived. The investigation continues as officials review the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
A partially legible report describes activity around a rear building bounded by 7 River shim Whee Miemen and nearby occupancies. The text references a fire or heat event and mentions several unclear names and locations in a ward or county area.
A sprawling, partially legible notice describes Rensselaer plans to repair a turnpike while detailing a fatal incident near Messene City. It notes state officials and private firms, including Kenserker and Calihan Road Improvement, involved in construction and anticipated material supply.
Veterans committees in Lansing rally for assistance to acquire a building for a veterans’ center. The effort involves local officials and speaks to funding needs, property acquisition, and community support, with leaders highlighting benefits for former service members.
Sunrise service scheduled at the Methodist Church of West Sind with speakers including Wes Mow, Tuber, and Helen Contes. Attendees urged to arrive early as ceremonies proceed in a quiet, reverent setting.
A fragmented note lists participants and attendees for a conservatory wall event at Muste. Names include Anne Whitey, Jon Palomonine, Donte Galdatein, Agnes Gane, Anne Kolney, Rawelred, Sartholomew Mineh Cohen, Reety sertian, Shealy Milliat, and others. The text is garbled but centers on a preliminary seating or table arrangement for Thursday with multiple individuals named.
Poestenkill group will present a program at Tisundae School. The event features performances by a local chorus and speakers, with a focus on community topics. Arthur Patty and Superintendent Wallies Phar Ann Hart are noted among participants, with plans for a November Sunday program.
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