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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1947
Page
2
A garbled report references about 616 million cars of U5 and mentions pull and vegetables produced in the HHG season tied to a shout double and the Cio 1099 season. The text is incomplete and unclear on entities, dates, or places.
The Wanen’s Division of We Tray Jewish Welfare Fund begins its campaign with a luncheon dinner at the Crystal Ballroom of the Hendrick Fidson at 4:30 pm. Speaker Mrs. Fanny forging, recently arrived after surviving concentration camps and four DP camps, recounts persecution under Hitler and her family’s fate. She later served as an official in the British occupied territory and aided displaced persons.
Edward C. Reaney announced at a Red Cross drive meeting that the city raised 30.9 percent more than its $4,000 quota, with Riverside, Clifton Park, Round Lake, and Holt Moon contributions listed. Local funds support jet relief, national disaster work, and home service: 142 services rendered, 56 active service men, 67 former servicemen, 60 civilians. Senator Brewster criticized British Palestine policy, urging League of Nations mandate adherence and national tribunal action. Additional notes cover veterans and community club events, church services, and a high school oratory winner for Mechanicville.
Lutherans from the Atlantic Circuit gather at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church for their annual conference titled God At Work. Event runs Friday 8 pm to Sunday night with supper Saturday and guest speakers including Rev. T. C. Aivestad Rev. Bernt Opest and Rev. M. Varyck. A post office visit by a Social Security representative is announced, and Rotary Club plans a program at Memorial Baptist Church today.
Engineers and clergy will speak on God At Work in Hospitals Sanctification and Christmas themes. Speakers include Feinkitn My Nordin and former Army veteran Gorara Nerstad’s brother, with Norman G. Abilevion hosting at the church.
George Cook of Tatham Machanteville, 69, a WWI veteran and longtime state worker, died Monday at Samari tan Hospital after a ten day illness. He joined Blair Highway Department in 1916 and later worked for the New York State Transit Commission before returning to state service. Coroner investigation follows a crash on Route 32 in New Scotland, with autopsy pending.
Partial obituary note lists survivors including a wife and brother, with funeral and burial locations partially named but obscured by OCR errors. Mentions Mr Horta Cook and Bert Cool of Merchentoville, service at a manor on Cirgul Street Saratogs Springs, burial in Croonwood Cemetery.
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