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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1945
Page
11
Raymond Galbrain of 0 Second Ave is reported to be in Aldany Hospital with injuries from a fall Tuesday evening. His condition and further details were not immediately released.
Fragmentary obituary tribute to Donovan Fa Tovieg noting death on August 5 and honoring memory with lines about life, family, and brothers. Missing details obscure full biographical facts and relationships.
A birth announcement lists Mary Anerson and Michelle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert LR. The child was born at St Josephs Maternity Hospital on August 33S at 1:00. Names Helen SCYELY and William oe Putere appear in fragmented form among the details.
A string of death notices from Aug 1 1933 and Aug 2 list the deceased Adams Beaurgard Dubiak and related family members. J Leroy and Edward C Beauregard memorials note spouses children and siblings. Funeral details include church cemeteries and dates at Troy Albany Waterford and Green Island. Names include Teneressa Sweet Adgnis Blanche McDanields Mable Crowell and others.
4 H seeks data from club members on a pheasant raising project. Members must report egg counts dates and chick numbers with ages. Tem pel says payment of one dollar per chick reared to six weeks will follow only after complete information is received by Friday.
OPA investigators allegedly warned buyers to keep away from weekly cattle and calf sales across Washington County in a bid to curb black market meat sales. Officials say actions aimed to prevent New York buyers from paying higher prices, risking meat shortages locally if not halted. Farm representatives dispute the verge of government interference in a free market, noting rare auctions in the county.
Aug 2 1945 to Aug 3 1945 city notices for Mery Ann Eagle Catherine Robinson Margaret Thomas Vera Goodwin John Pattison Joseph Hamiter Pattison Flor ence Elizabeth Blair Verdie E Collins Clyde Speirs Theodore Speirs John Troy James Calkins Franklin B Wilson Jr. list residences churches funeral times and interments in St Patrick's St Peters Albany Rural Elmwood Hill Oakwood Waterford Shigiess Plot and other local cemeteries. Names include Akin Eagle Goodwin Pattison Trombo Speirs Wilson and many relatives and survivors.
Alexander T. Dolas and Julius Goldstein were released on bail of 1550 after being charged with accepting 1000 from Sagamore Hotel manager to quash an OPA investigation into price ceilings. Dolas, former Albany Beverage Control investigator, and Goldstein, Start Arms proprietor, pleaded not guilty.
A multi-park water meet is planned for Wednesday at Proapnet Park with heats at 10 30 a m Entries close at 10 15 a m Officials include swimming director and park directors Emanuel Elfenbein Walter Hersenham Don McCarthy Jena ue Chuck Grege Rod Sickles Carolyn Plau Ann Leversee and others The event features boys classes A and B girls events novices and a 160 yard relay plus a junior basketball semifinal schedule at Bemina Park and Prospect Park with teams from Beman Park Whites Lith Street Greens and others A talent show picnic and weekly monitors are listed along with field events at Rye Field Frear Park and a toy animal show and nature hike planned for next week
United Commercial Travelers event near Brookside Park will end Tuesday at 8 pm, closing ticket sales earlier than planned due to supply delays. Albert E. Barth, general chairman, said the final committee meeting will be held Tuesday at Frank Ryan’s store at the Fulton and Fourth Streets corner.
A government filed condemnation to seize 85 acres in Luther Forest, Saratoga County, for a secret military project. Hearing set in the Northern New York District Court. judge Stephen W. to decide possession and terms, with General Electric involved in related construction. Public notice notes guards on the property and ongoing land plat work.
Five new members were voted in by Troy Chanter Moose. The initiations are set for September. new members include Theresa Inport Juliette Devoe Evelyn Devoe and Ida Shuil. Additional committee roles were filled with Nellie McDopeld publicity chair Wealthex Hoyt library Minnie Mulholland regents Benilda Solari hospital guild.
Veterans groups in the Troy area protest the transfer of William Hewett, assistant officer at the veterans rehabilitation center, sending letters to General Hines and members of Congress. Gerald Gill and others question the timing as many veterans rely on Hewett for educational and vocational rehabilitation amid rising reenlistments.
Members of Bluse Post and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars conduct a joint meeting August 35 at Harmony. Commander William Ote gras will preside. The second command and return tre will be discussed. The meeting will convene tomorrow at 9 pm at Wind Street and Second Avenue then proceed to the home of igtow mez sabers.
Warren Co welfare commissioner Bert L. Starbuck, 72, died yesterday after slipping from a barn hayloft near Chestertown while assisting in storing day's hay. His son Jesse Starbuck and several employees were present. Starbuck lost his footing and plunged to the ground.
Gerald Wallson nine of 3 Prospect Avenue was bitten on the left shoulder by a dog yesterday afternoon at Samaritan Hospital. Police report the dog is owned by a Bank Street resident.
A group of 18 Air Patrol Cadets from Albany will depart tomorrow for a week in Rome, with details of daily military classes, tours of maintenance and supply divisions, and rides in army planes. Cadets from Troy and other cities join in four flights under Arnold Wills, with officers reviewing basic inspections at week’s end.
Seventy eight youngsters completed the Red Cross Learn-to-Swim tests at Prospect Park Pool this week and will receive certificates at graduation exercises today at 10:50 a.m. Emanuel Elfenbein will serve as master of ceremonies.
Fire swept a Republic Steel facility in Mineville causing an estimated $5000 in damage. Port Hear authorities reported the blaze began in a section tied to ore processing and required rapid containment by Mineville fire crews.
Two people suffered injuries after a fifteen foot fall at a local site. Authorities attended the scene and transported them for medical evaluation. No further details on cause or condition available.
Day campers hosted Parents Night at Troy CA Day Camp, closing a six week session. James McCracken led activities while Marvin Conrad was named best camper by staff and peers. Skits by junior counselors drew laughter, with Harley Hodgkins praising summer work and several contests awarding winners in various age groups. Handicraft displays featured leather belts and ship models by campers.
Members of Dee H Blume Post FW Bave plan to meet at Hind 3 Yang Seeong Te to pay tribute to Mrs. Mary Eazie. Mrs Jutia C. Eat will lead the proceedings at the avenue location.
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