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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1946
Page
5
A county wide Juvenile Grange meeting will be held in Hoosick at AIL Sides Parish hall starting 8 30 a m. The session invites all junior members and will include progression of the juvenile degree with a tentative program of work by the Juvenile Granges.
Reports from Washington announce the capture and imprisonment of compatriot officers including Toshio Tsunegoshi for atrocities linked to the Thinplavlais Camp and the execution of survivors. Trials in Yokohama and Manila resume, with convictions and sentences varying from death to terms, while other listed officers face charges and possible cross Pacific testimony. Local obituaries and gatherings are noted alongside social events and weddings as residents return from trips and visits.
The column lists school plans for children turning five attending in September and notes on fall sessions. It reports on the annual camp sponsored by Rad and Gin Cink with a committee including Donald Briss and Jerome Williams, and mentions families vacationing in Hearthstone and Lake George. It also covers church events, local travel of residents, and Major Parry’s deployment with his wife relocating to Saipan.
Bryant Holmes 87 of 17 Seventh Avenue waived grand jury action yesterday before Judge O Connor in Troy Police Court. The case arises from an incident that led to his arrest on Friday. John de Pavul, representing Holmes, and Timothy Le Collins of the district attorney's office attended the arraignment. Holmes, a World War I veteran, recently released from service, was described by police as involved in the case. Separately, the Wee Woman’s Society of Christian Service will meet tomorrow at Palache home to prepare for an autumn bazaar. Also, Mrs. Joseph Huskie and others are on vacation trips. Lena Dinovm and daughter visit from Toronto.
William Hint, a Lake Street bus driver for Prattton Co., was injured in a clash allegedly sparked by George Castedanni. Castedanni was charged with assault in the second degree and held for a preliminary examination. The incident left Hint with a cut to the head and a treatment at Leonard Hospital. The case was taken before Justice Edward Burgess in War Lerford.
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