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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1946

Page

15

Capper Backs Farm Output Curbs Amid Price Support Debate

Washington reports Capitol Hill debate on Capper’s plan to back farm output limits through government price supports. Capper warns unlimited production risks market imbalance, while advocates cite parity pricing and wartime-era stability. Critics fear distortion and dependency on government quotas affecting farmers and consumers.

Washington Hulater Prlcen Cappo Ain Toraign Joncas Donnewlie Nagadva

Saratoga Masons to Honor Veteran Walton A Stroup

Saratoga Springs lodge of Masonry will honor Walton A Stroup at the Rising Sun Bridge tonight in Saratoga Springs. Stroup dates his membership to December 7 1806 and has held roles in multiple Masonry branches including Washington Commander Had Orient Temple and Ye Mystic Shrine. Rollin Moody of the Saratoga Warren District will present the award during the annual communication. lodge officers will be elected and refreshments served.

Walton A. Stroup Saratoga Springs Sun Tridge Maxonie Templa Strowg King A Meter Washington Orient Nablus Mystic Shrine Troy Rollin Il, Moody Saratoga-Warren Grand Lodge

Odd Fellows Lodge Nominates Officers at Diamond Rock Hall

The second nomination of officers will be held at Diamond Rock Lodge and the annual meeting of Diamond Rock Hall will occur tomorrow night led by Fred Mary as noble grand. The Odd Fellows lodges prepare for officer nominations and a forthcoming gathering at Hudson Valley Lodge with formal procedures and presidencies noted.

Diamond Rock Lodge Odd Fulloyws Diamond Rock Hall Hudson Valley Lodge Anneling Wath Bierret Fred Mary Noble Grand

First Mayor Dies in Bellerosa Legacy Casts Long Shadow

The article mourns the death of Rutis Edwin Waith, Bellerose’s first mayor and father of Cavest Ratu 10, highlighting his pioneering leadership and roles as treasurer and president of Ammer and Dunkak. It notes ties to New Yar University and local business activity.

Bellerose LLP Rutis Edwin Waith Bellerosa Cavest Ratu 10 Mitch New Yar University Lied Yesternithia Rorhes South Ammer and Dunkak News Arte Nity Products

Gansevoort Man Held on Hit-and-Run Auto Charge

Walter Duckett, 49, of Gansevoort was arraigned on leaving the scene of an accident involving personal injury. A woman, Cornel Fath, 48, of Bolly Cleny, sustained hip injuries in South Glens Falls near Sacituga and Jackson Avenue. She remained in Glens Falls Hospital in stable condition. Police investigation continues.

Gansevoort Walter Duckett Ginsevourt Voringetton Sheene Mes Dy Coynull Cornell Sacituga Jackson Avenue Glens Walla Glens Fully Hospital Oie Uhre Aod Dugkutti Toyteal Whurday Trouper Chiles Rieth Nemhae B.C. 1

Masonic Bodies State Erections Annual Meetings and Elections

Masonic bodies announce annual meetings and officer elections across lodges and chapters. Meetings include Zion Lodge and Apollo Chapter with presiding officers named, and King Solomon’s and Apollo Commandery planning sessions and promotions for officers. dates span Thursday and January events, with Browne serving as master.

Troy A.M Mien Lomaremy Kenanth M Mugter Apollo A. M Charles J. Brown King Solomon's Permitive Lodge Arthur B. Xander Karen Templar Order of the Charles S. Christe Anu Wheeling

73 Fined After Troopers Raid Cock Fight

State troopers raided a cockfighting arena near New Scotland, arresting five dozen people and seizing cocks and spurs. Operators, including J. Williams and others, were fined or pleaded guilty. the raid followed discovery of a $56,000 building used for the event.

aAroh Ruport Johnstown

Church Society Annual Benefit Party at St Vasillog Church

The Society of Saint Barbara at St. Vasillog Church hosted its annual benefit party with proceeds aiding St. Vagilion home. Attendees included Mrs. Mosuie Paecutalides 14 Desix, auxiliary president Mrs. Stephen Nicholas, treasurer Mrs. Despina Seman, secretary Catherine J. Thomas, and other oil coverage participants.

Society of Saint Barbara St. Vasillog Prnefits Ehikilven St. Vagilion Hrom Mosuie Paecutalides Desix Dent Stephen Nicholas Despina Seman Catherine J. Thomas

Troy Jews Celebrate Old Festival With Hanukkah Events

Community of Llely observes the eight day Hanukkah festival with candlelight services at Temple Beth El. Activities include Oneg Shabbat after Sabbath, a Menorah lighting program, Latke party, and various Sisterhood and study group meetings led by local leaders. Strong names appear: Rabbi A Slonim, Mrs Slon, Mrs Silverman, and temple committees.

Llely Pio Maccabous Byno Gregks Palestine Ube Temple Beth el Rahbi Joseph ‘Twbachaeck Vifereti Cktaed Institute Albany Hunathan Lethove Joseph Silverman Sol Bentman Seond Street A. Slonim Rebbi Slonim Third Street Hadastuk Soviety Hiery Spilken Pineywoods Avenue Mabhl Julian J. Gutmann Iztonisen Mitchell Rosenberg Morris Fedon Spiken Solomen Mungeroth

Newswriters Performances Tie In With Political Parody

A stage satire features J Wiley Abern Paylor and Don Murphy in a jail-set Act II where thieves steal a safe and the sheriff is in on the ruse. Characters like Cahors O Connell and President Tro mian drive a web of political intrigue as telegrams reveal voters returning to the Democratic party. Interspersed songs and parodies accompany a dinner and cocktail hour, with a printed Newswriter eight-page program distributed to attendees.

Sage Nie J. Wiley Abern Paylor Don Murphy Burma Sheriff Craver Tommy Claghorne Taylor Ahern Tne Uhak "Cahors O'Connell Washington Murphy Troy Wonla Democratic Party Statin Evercit Patboy Dacei John A. Goldsmith Don Nankies Samuel O. Hobart, Jr Thomas Lipgett Joseph A, Park John P. Short Joseph R. Snyder George J. Yamin The Times Norman W. Bowen Herbert A. Calling Josep A. Gholey Wiliam Conall John de Demers Cyrus B. Dingman Livingston S. Jasies Donald & MacNaughton John Mitchull Andraw T. Overstevel Kenneth Povey WTRY Edwin Rossel Roy John Dillon Albany Eporint Joseph J. Horan State Department of Cawmerce Mnaic Sanford Epstein Saylor Bedourer Newaytilang Charley Ma Nowe Writpr Edmund J Herbert Jack RG. Nienll Shennan Mrv. Coonjoy John B Bnydor

Newspaperwomen Hold Party at Troy Club

The Troy chapter of the Newspaperwomen Association inducted a member and held a luncheon and entertainment event Saturday evening in Moy Newarwtown. Corktails were served after seven p.m. followed by dinner. Mrs Mico Denies led the duties with Melxell as chairman and Mary Grimm as secretary. Connally Roeder attended.

Troy Pie Connally Roeder

Injured Man Treated After Fall At Local Street Scene

Philip McGowan 44 of 617 Grand Street was treated for a facial laceration after a fall Saturday night. He was taken to the hospital by patrolman Coleman and accompanying officers from the radio patrol, with responders Lyons and Merkham providing aid.

Philip McGowan Tha Spt Coleman Jy Lyona John Hothaver Frantis Merkham Radio Patra

Long obituary notices fill town paper in 1900s era

A dense obituary page notes the deaths of Elizabeth Melvarney of Jaltonville and Mary Hluplelan, with survivors including nephews and cousins, and references to Catholic Daughters. Additional notices cover McGowan and McClellan family members, burial plans at local cemeteries, and service times. Other items list deaths of Georgiann Austin, Mrs. Cara, and several Cambridgeshire residents, with details on funeral homes, churches, and graves.

Killyabeth Melvarnes Elizabeth Melvarney Jaltonvile John Melnwney Mary Hluplelan Sigith Streat Formar Looxte Houlton Tex Mas. McInerney Willy J. Mulnerney Charles Melawiney Colioes Shey Curlay Catholic Daughters of Amore Mooxickitl Willian 2 Je Prank Charren McIrerney Peter's Church Lida Gemetery Hoosiels Jnity Hohn McGlellan John Metlellan Dunbeidge J. Chuckow Luna Wie Troy Mospitn Liberty Street Irene Skellie Swo J. Wrankiln William C. McClean Grace A. Miga Pearl J Miramard McClellan Troy Maree Brotha Frantz Mechanicville Benjamin Ceorge McClellan Cambridge Aycue Greenwich Mia Charles Freensyer Hayle Bridge Olive McGreavey California Guneral Guurghana Austin Wriday David J. Homes Seherudaly Whitehall Bidhey Elizabeth Biggart Pett Pace Cumnbeidge Furness Itr Hpsbid Jol H Thomay Porvey Rigphoy Bucega Juhi Burega Juha J. Burke Fifth Avenue St. Jas’ Ukrainian Church Andrew Ivanyshyn Bea Marty Gingersiy Samwuel Bazar Wasyl Koledy Panky Cinersky Michael Kachy

State Guard Association Names Officers

Cal Town toWn elected T. Sheehan as president at Albany. Gol. Claris EB.hy of Albany joined the executive board. Col. George S. Brazil and Col. William St. Barry were named for roles. Other officers include Col. Lawrence Beattie and J Wood it Chism as vice presidents, Gru ory General Headquarters as secretary, and Col. Rutert 4 Hyland as treasurer. Hampton Anderson spoke on the proposed War Disaster Corps aiding reorganization of the National Guard.

Cal T. Sheehan Rogibreil Newburk Claris Lawrence Beattie New York City Gol. J. Wood John Jd. Gru Ory New York Rutert Hyland Calanet Hampton Anderson Myung Dikaster

Burns Club Auxiliary Holds Party

The Burns Club Auxiliary held a social meeting with music and refreshments arranged by Mrs. Chivin Law. President Mrs. Ab Tutda Ruwanan presided and announced plans for the next meeting on January 1, noting Robert Bunny’s birthday. Miss Lang chaired arrangements with Miss Lola McClelan assisting. a supper and speaker were expected, with members invited.

Chile Ikannul Cheiseis Jicky Gulurdiy Roy M. Coke Gruh Bop Whoa Best Rik Chign David Bilhgow Christy Pony Mina Hert Chivin Lawson Mumbera Wo von Witule Campagne

Whitehall Pair Injured in Collision

Whitehall residents Lorraine Ping and Frank Horton sustained facial injuries after a collision reported by Whitehall police. Horton was driving westbound while Ping traveled in the opposite direction near the Silver Diner in War Community.

Whitehall Lorraine Ping Frank Horton Andreulsen Avetr Ty Trent Horton Price Mils Bragan

Sage Students Conduct Carol Sing at St Paul's Church

Sage Students presented a Christmastide concert at St Paul's Eptye Church with Sage Chole and Glee Chub. The program included popular carols, lesser known tunes, modern anthems, harp and organ interludes, led by director Wrank Cartton Hunter. Singers Sean May and Anne Renjillan led the goldists with a quartet of six girls performing across a group of songs.

Christmay St Paul's Eptye Vic Poular Sean May Anne Renjillan Ange Quinette Hauenstein Barbary Tyrell Dorothes Brechel Boltyman Melissa Chapin Tudit Stevens Wrank Cartton Hunter Director

Davidson Wins Nurph Miss Gone Heyer Featured Subbat

The report notes Caroline G Davidson earning the Nurpht title and Heyer achieving a notable feat. It mentions Afiay Altda Blenpled being charged in a production matter, with various misread names and terms appearing in the OCR.

Mixa Mure Caroline G. Davidson Heyer Tovliwedi Production

Three Skiers Die In Colorado Tragedy At Mountain Pass

Three skiers killed in a Colorado incident south of an unnamed pass as a snow lading event sent a group into a ravine. Authorities reported the group included teens and adults from a nearby town, with rescue teams searching the area.

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