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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
16
The French Legion of Honor will be awarded Saturday to General Arthur MacArthur as part of a formal ceremony in Tokyo. Lt Gen Ypovl Pavhkots, head of the French Legion, will preside before a limited gathering of foreign officials and staff.
The Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society appeals for funds to provide Christmas gifts and meals for 22 children under its care at 22 North Street. The Christmas fund, supported by cash donations, funds a Christmas dinner, turkey, and a party with cake and candy for all the children.
The Troy Shelter prepares a Christmas event for neglected children. Superintendent Cheator A Irving aims to give each child a personal gift chosen by them. Children may write letters to Santa as they await a holiday meal and a magical party with music.
Dr Clarence A MacMinn longtime Schenectady physician who helped introduce X ray in 1908 died yesterday at Saratoga Hospital after an operation Monday. He practiced in Schenectady 1898 to 1933 then moved to Round Lake. Survivors include his widow Antoinette Smith of Oneonta and six granddaughters.
Harry A Zept of 405 East Avenue dies Tuesday at Troy Hospital after a long illness. A native of the city he lived here all his life and was a member of Mechaniaville Lodge and the All Troy Athlete. Survivors include his wife Blanche two sons Harry C and Marvin G Zept and a brother Charles A Zept. Funeral arrangements set with Charles H Mason & Son Funeral Home and St Augustine's Church for a requiem high mass.
A chaotic appeal for state troops to quell disturbances near an ammunition plant was dropped after Sheriff George Harley informed Governor Waller no militia was required. Gov and mayor debated. violence had escalated but authorities held firm against deploying the force.
Reports cite 1,500 demonstrators marching at a Seaman body plant with police arresting CIO UAW leader Hernan Steffes. Police describe crowd disorder and threats as officers try to control tensions amid ongoing protests and mass demonstrations.
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