Weather bulletin from Up & Weather Bureau in Troy Record
Hourly tremvemature forecast issued by the Up and Weather Bureau, appearing in the Troy Record.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1945
Page
14
Hourly tremvemature forecast issued by the Up and Weather Bureau, appearing in the Troy Record.
Tiny shoppers grow used to late shopping as stores extended hours to 10 pm for ChiIatmag ds business. Retail Merchants Bureau chairman Minest J Facteau notes a heavy drop from Friday’s busy night, but expects holiday volumes to rise. City planned 8:30 pm closings Friday and Saturday, with Dec 19 signaling longer hours during the week.
A personal card of thanks and memorial notes extends gratitude to clergymen and neighbors for support after a death and funeral service. The message honors the late family members and recalls the community’s kindness during the period of loss. It includes thanks to church and hospital staff and mentions floral offerings and prayers.
A stream of obituary items lists numerous families and individuals by name, with funeral details, interment locations, and church services. The scattered entries mention towns, cemeteries, dates, and various relatives, reflecting a dense community memorial page.
A woodsman near Moon Kill road in Saratoga County killed a bobcat that leapt from a tree and attacked his dog. The man used an axe to dispatch the animal and the coyed remains were displayed at Ballston Spa Market.
Saratoga Springs nurse Mia Aitcilo Parewell aged 72 was found dead in her bathtub after an apparent electric shock. Coroner ruled accidental death by electrocution, noting possible contact with a shorted plug or lamp socket. Body taken to Union Cemetery jurisdiction with autopsy performed. funeral planned for Mrs Gail Bony in Port Hanty.
Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a 54000 appropriation for Hudson Falls bridge repairs over the Hudson River. The Town of Fort Edward and Washington County share costs, with the county funding 27 percent and others contributing according to local shares. The project includes resurfacing and joint work, with traffic limited to pedestrians during restricted hours and a farewell for supervisors planned after the vote.
Emma Willard School cancels scheduled Revels performances as many students fall ill with severe colds. The show planned for Saturday is postponed with remaining campus residents urged to remain in place while infirmary care continues.
Blume Post discussed plans to form a bugle and drum corps at its Saturday meeting. Commander Hauser and Mrs Juha Paskew presided, with many members joining and more expected. a community entertainment program and refreshments followed.
Attorney for Sel Albert J Watson demands a complete and immediate investigation by Ames Public Safety into allegations linked to Troy Police, while Watson seeks an early decision on suspension related matters. The letter argues for broader inquiry beyond current charges and calls for protection of officers and property amid ongoing controversy.
A woman in a city home was overcome by coal gas and found unconscious after neighbors reported a gas buildup. Police and a physician attended, with investigation focusing on sufficiency of safety measures and alleged police action.
Four people were injured in a series of automobile accidents in Troy. Victims include Giovanni Malones 23 of St Kilist Street and Juan Perry 45 of 428 Sivthy Avenue. Police reported drivers and witnesses described collisions near Campbell Street and Fifth Avenue with hospital transport and police radio alerts.
Tangled OCR yields a chaotic draft about Troy tax rates, city sizes, and municipal finances. The text references state duties, public improvements, wartime finance, and potential diversion or new taxes, noting constraints and proposed adjustments with unclear entities and numbers.
Seven cars of the New York Fra tink Ratlavls Low Fork Cliche express the Twosouth Censure Limited were detailed west of the Wins Union Station. Five seats were derailed and ten injured. The train resumed journey after a brief halt. Investigators probe the derailment as passenger injuries are treated and officials review track conditions.
The annual entertainment program features Professor Henry vanlylooster of Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute as guest conductor. Mis James presides, with Miss Janey B Lloyd as pianist and Willian Willer as soloist leading a likeminded ensemble at the station’s studio.
An area resident, promoted to the rank of fighting commander, was recently named as the new commander of the Third District. The promotion followed public iterations and comes amid changes in local law enforcement leadership.
The Hibernians select Clinton for a 13th term amid a crowded meeting room. Officers named include Thorne Deeb and March Pee, with the election and planning for future activities highlighted.
A school program presented by LAL mintie and others featured students from School 18 performing poetry, songs, and short acts. Several named pupils and teachers led scenes about months of the year, community life, and festive themes. The program included student exchanges and a closing performance by Mitti and Flow.
Sampo G Tatir reports on Ithaca conference activities as county agents and researchers gather at Cornell University. Attendees discuss extension programs, agent roles, and ongoing projects with emphasis on outreach and community impact during the weeklong event.
More than 100 Troy area accountants are expected to attend the meeting at the Troy Club. Polls indicate G Evans of New York will be the main speaker, addressing the local chapter of the State Public Accountants Association.
In New York State Vocational School BrowlWay and Seventh Avenue face delays as pay checks for instructors stall amid funding disputes. A committee voiced plans to seek state aid. federal funds are anticipated to cover training costs for about two hundred veterans and instructors. The plan envisions three December divisions and a Christmas recess, with site directors to confer before holidays.
A wage raise and new benefits were approved for shirt factory workers in a union led settlement. The agreement includes a six cent per hour hike and additional fringe benefits, aligning with cost of living adjustments. The decision was announced at a large union meeting with local officials and company representatives present.
A postwar council meeting in Trivets Hall adopted a stance against a highway toll proposal. Mayor Limence chair of the intelligent committee stated officials opposed the plan, arguing it would burden travelers and hamper progress. Shera was elected Komemmtiskiye to lead the postmeeting committee.
The Moose Heart Home in Chico and the Moose Haven fund received support from a Moose Area Conference event. Attendees included Mrs Pi Vriine and Mrs Maame Youthole Vind, with Whalen of woueen of the Viomst leading proceedings and collecting donations.
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