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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
1
Court records show Vive More Actions settled with multiple parties including Tia bi riya Cand and Resse QOH. Documents indicate a sale date set by Willlina LViunity and involvement of attorney Conboy as defense counsel in the matter.
A community event outlines a breakfast and Holy Communion arranged by Sycaway women led by Misses and priests at St Anthony and related churches. The plan includes a prayer service, a sermon by Father Weber, and discussion of parish affairs amid wartime context and local church committees. The piece also notes broader wartime mentions and organizational changes in the Bank of Japan purge and parish leadership.
Proposals tied to the minimum wage faced extended probes as Albini and other officials weigh the impact on public fears and local services. A proposed wage rider, supported by the Industrial Commission, seeks to align wage floor with industrial needs while lawmakers debate sewers and public works extensions for new developments.
Local notes describe a minstrel show at Lasalle Club opening Sunday afternoon featuring performances by Dan Tomane and others, with guests, host camp activities, and a variety of acts. The article lists several performers and potential locations around Marys Holl and SE Marys, noting dates and times for the event.
The fragment mentions Puneral OL Vis Dapvis and Beamer Pumen with dates around five am and references to Whitton County TSU and towns. It hints at a public notice or local event with names kappmier ferr Day inh bods and a Dawn of Tieden, but details are unclear and the text is garbled.
The parish marks a church anniversary with an open house and display of historical photos and parish archives. Rev. Je Hurting presides with a council of four clergy and lay leaders guiding services, followed by a vigil and refreshments as members reflect on decades of faith and community.
Fragmented OCR notes describe claim filing guidance for veterans, with references to a local physician, officials, and reimbursement procedures. The text mentions Troy Department, Fremont authorization, and various names, dates, and locations in a jagged, unclear format.
A pamphlet on fire safety precautions for householders issued by a university bond group and distributed through Chicago areas outlines eight pages of guidance. The booklet lists recommended practices and includes names of organizers and contributors.
Fragmented OCR recounts a U S Army plan involving Vritz kul and operations near Grystl City Texas. It mentions a transfer, embezzlement concerns, deportation actions, and political tension tied to a broader security campaign amid unclear dates and names.
Officials in Wow New York reveal Brook Water Company agreed to sell the water system to the Village of Hudson Falls for 212, u m. The sale followed federal action by the Securities and Exchange Commission directing an investigation into the Spang Hiak Co and market concerns. Public hearings were held, and the purchase was approved by local officials amid community debate. The Village trustees and named attorneys Edd Wale and others were involved in final steps and expected transfer.
Alumni of Troy High prepare a formal dinner to honor members and discuss the association’s activities. The event will feature a guest speaker, planned raffle, and announcements about future reunions and scholarships. Local attendees include former students and staff from the Troy area.
A fragmentary notice describes an auction related to city property. It mentions officials, a decision that the property fails to meet quick-honors standards, and later references to a community context and organizational roles. The text is garbled but implies a sale process and municipal involvement.
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