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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1946
Page
5
A damaged clipping mentions a clan from Qrdzion- Iklee with 38 close relatives. It references Rens Kien, Ake 73 years old, and Alexandra Pill to Los, with unclear relations and ages. The text is incomplete and many names are garbled.
City officials reopen discussion on 1917 tax assessments for about seventy parcels of land held by the city. Board says some parcels were exempt and that no taxes should be levied on certain owner options. Local authorities review options and actions for sale or continued ownership.
A fragmented report notes the new owner of a parcel facing tax issues and calls for steps to ensure parents or guardians are held accountable for the tax. The council urges Conan Cowell to act to void or adjust levies on the recently purchased property, reflecting fiscal oversight.
Mrs. Arthur Landey, formerly Miss Anna C. Cole of Mechanicville, died at home in Troy of natural causes. Funeral for 48 year old Mr. Arthur Latey held from Charles J. Cote Funeral Home. Interment in Schenectady. Survived by husband and several relatives. Grants Tass, Ore. mentions remodeling a barn.
The Troy area publishes a Veterans Directory listing officials and offices for benefits. It notes contact points at the county and city levels, with addresses, phone numbers, and hours for counseling, education, employment, medical care, insurance, and disability claims. The listing highlights the Veterans Administration, local county bar association, and War Assets Administration offices in Albany and Troy.
A wounded mouse reportedly charged a hunter, sending him into a tree. The incident occurred about 140 miles east of a location in South Dunkotu's Mount Rushmore memorial area, where the monument stands 405 feet tall.
An unclear report notes a theft victim involved in a questionable deal with Alfred Borden and Mrs Barclay. The item valued at about $500 appears to be a fowlry or related goods. Further details are obscured by damaged OCR text.
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