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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
16
Local brief fragment mentions a schedule or notice with unclear text. Readable details are minimal. no definite event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the visible words.
Vagraney was charged after an incident reported Monday morning, with alleged actions at a local venue. Willie Ball facing related allegations, investigation ongoing, court date forthcoming in Pas Ace Cah.
A fragmentary card of thanks from community members and families including Aly Fekouda and neighbors Gaines. The note expresses gratitude for support connected to a birth and local events in a small town setting. Names are partially obscured, but several residents are referenced alongside general well wishes.
An obituary note honors Gusti Panas and Poland Bist with condensed memorial lines. The fragment acknowledges their passing and reflects on their memory and impact within a local community.
Fragmented obituary column lists numerous individuals and families, detailing funeral arrangements, burial sites, and related ceremonies across Waterford, Brooklyn, and neighboring towns. Names include Mrs. WANG A, William Re Mebane, Thiralae murda, and many others with dates, locations, and church services noted in scattered fashion.
The article notes thousands in the Troy area receive Social Security Act benefits. It references ages 65 and older, insurance and wage related details, and mentions national totals and historical context, highlighting ongoing support distribution to retirees.
A lengthy, partly garbled report outlines ambitious expansion for the Schaghticoke Fair. It mentions new facilities, larger plots, and financial-scale upgrades alongside community planning and potential timing for improvements.
Two women were injured in a traffic collision yesterday on Center Street near Fifth Avenue. The driver Merhoshim Sitvaime Gingpe was not identified. suspect Peter Steaks of Lansing Avenue faces investigation. Patrolman Barry led the scene as emergency crews reported injuries including one patient transported to Sawarinny Hospital with non life threatening wounds.
Fragmentary OCR text lists many proper nouns and places in a jumbled sequence. It appears to mention sponsors, events, oblique references to people and venues, but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to extract a clear news item.
Three men sustained injuries in separate falls cited by police reports yesterday morning and evening. Edward Doherty, 4, of 880 Sint Siguor, allegedly suffered a forearm injury and wrist issue after a fall near Seventh Ave and Mullen Street. John Rusdgmen, 8, of MY Fight Flom, reportedly fell and injured a left ankle near River Street. A third man, identified only as Iyer Steel, was hurt in another fall between Won Street and Vion Avant. Police officer Balvainien Hdwid Lowerd led the investigations.
Synagooies set services at 5 am and a sermon by Rabbi Cohen on the theme Racmneliiativg adults 280 pages at the Kivey Syrret Sy MA RORUG. Programs include a 2.90 pant service, Alpha Bett Geni Teateraity prep, and a children’s activity at 10 am with craft and home-made meals by Rabbi Cohen.
A Williams Press official resigns from his role as production manager amid internal changes. The report notes disruptions in production lines and shifting responsibilities at the Winchester facility.
A fraternal commandery held its annual ceremony at the Hypico Church yesterday. Members and guests attended as readings and hymns honored Christian themes. William Histop led vowel recitations, and Norman By delivered an inaugural address with greetings from grand leaders.
A garbled report notes rising temperatures and a windy pattern across North Dakota and Wisconsin with higher daytime readings expected. Forecasters mention a mild warming trend and cooler nights, with scattered clouds and a chance of light showers in some areas.
A grateful Italian parent thanks Moe Everett Mitchell and others for clothing for six children. The note describes hardship from wage trouble and missing clothes, asking for help and promising to pray for the donors.
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Fragmentary report notes citizens suffering and authorities urging calm as patrols increase. Mentions Sgt Hyney and Mitroinian Wine Shot in unclear context. Local response focuses on aid, safety, and resolving ongoing concerns amid confusion.
Obituary notes the death of Troy Cigie in Florida. A civic leader and former director of the Mtarifretueare, he held many community roles including president of the Westminster Chab and director of the Troy Boys Club. Survived by a widow and several children, the funeral plans place burial in St Petersburg.
Coast Guard Auxiliary announces new activity program for IMT and division leaders. Officers coordinate merging initiatives, with key figures including Meyer and Parlin named to oversee safety and community outreach across the unit.
A BAL Ostler oA was Ot ty Ceerge aA. Dayrmonndllor filed state appraisal papers according to the law. The administration details, widows, and heirs appear in the record with names and relations among those involved.
Mr and Mrs Girard celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their son’s Morrison residence. The couple lived many years in St. Paul then moved to Texas. Mr Girard held a foreman post at Nabey Company and later worked at St. Jeans Church. The family gathered for a cake and gifts as relatives including daughters and a son attended.
A Troy housing survey was planned to assess the housing problem in Athesre. The meeting, led by president Imines A. Ball, reviewed plans for a survey and recommendations, plus discussions on land sale proposals and appraisal costs funded by federal programs.
Local library announces a display of new titles with a focus on contemporary fiction and reference works. Included are works by Abbie Winston, Churchill, and Elizabeth Seifert among others. Readers are invited to explore the collection and attend a related author talk schedule.
A Troy woman is named in a will with a $500 bequest. The document notes the will’s entry into probate and references the Widale Fi Ty Trees and Wiedale properties. Several names appear, including Herbert Rodale and Mrs. Bins, with estate residue to be directed to specific beneficiaries.
A Cohoes veteran long separated from his wife and son during World War I awaits reunion. The article describes wartime displacement, the journey from Europe to the United States, and family efforts to locate him. It notes the emotional toll on Mrs. Bultys and the broader community efforts to facilitate contact and eventual reuniting.
The Jewish Fund Committee will name officers and directors at its annual meeting on December 314 at the Proy teal Con tranany Contes. David Lipsky presides. Speakers include Mr. Plavaiv describing MNRRA cleanup and fund efforts. The organization raised significant sums for relief in Europe and Palestine, with settlement funds for conflicts and aid to displaced persons.
Local accounts describe a subdued post holiday scene with limited activity on main avenues. Residents report a few small gatherings, cautious celebrations, and a community focusing on recovery as cold weather lingers and streets reopen after Christmas.
A jumble of fragments notes four holiday baby births in Troy. One infant born at Samaritan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Shellow of Biney Week, another at Tray Hospital with mother and father listed, and several other births mentioned with scattered addresses and parental names. The notices mix dates and locations, reflecting a damaged birth record section from the local newspaper.
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