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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
11
A letter from Joseph W H Hayes praises a courteous officer who offered help to two strangers in Liroy. The officer approached, offered assistance, and acted with kindness without being asked. The note highlights courteous conduct by city police during a routine interaction.
The Chilaimua party of the military Order of Lizards held a Yule gathering Thursday at the Spanish American Hall. A grabbag was featured with songs by Mrs Mats Nesbit and Mrs Bessle Blakely. Mis Theresa Nualy chaired refreshments. Mrs Novile gedia presided. It was announced that the election and installation of officers will be held on Jan 24.
The Troy War Price and Rationing Board will convert to the Troy Price Control Board starting Tuesday. Charles C. Freihofer remains chairman. Rev David Livingston becomes deputy chairman. Alvan Food will be chief clerk, with Lee ter W Hoergog directing as district OPA head in Albany. The board will aid retailers and buyers, with panels covering foods, textiles, consumer durables, and services, meeting weekly to address alleged overcharges and refer violations to district officers.
Albert T Watson of the Troy Police Department was restored to active duty after Commissioner Frank Mio Ames found against the charges brought by James A Caradeboth Street bartender. The decision cited safeguards, testimony, and civil conduct during the hearing, returning Watson to duty with back pay for the suspension.
Funeral rites were held for J E B Kelly with clergy from St Paul the Apostles Church officiating. Attendees included members of the American Legion and the Noble Callahan Post as pallbearers and a firing volley closed the service.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute seeks emergency Federal Housing Authority aid to provide 1200 unrefabricated housing units for returning veterans and students. About 320 units are needed for married veterans. the institute, in touch with FHA officials, plans to house students and faculty on campus while units are allocated and later removed.
Vehicle Bureau reminds owners that the noon deadline on Monday ends 1945 bus and taxicab registrations. Commissioner J Fletch er notes offices will close at midnight. bus and taxi operators must complete renewals to operate.
Rensselaer County will receive 1069000 as its 10 percent share of state subscriptions to the Victory Loan drive. The state’s total government securities holdings rose to 551084000, with Comptroller Frank C Moore announcing a 70350000 subscription. Allocation lists show funds split among postwar reconstruction, employees retirement, sinking funds, and general fund, with allocations to New York City and upstate counties including Albany, Schenectady, and Newark.
Readable fragments show two certificates filed yesterday in the county clerk’s office. One dissolves a business entity likely named Carparitian and lists a location on Glen Avenue. The other confirms dissolution approval by New York Secretary of State Thomas Curran for a unit called Nisei Fan Wald ing Comm.
Funeral services for veteran hotel worker John Ho Donnelly were held at William A. Roahey Funeral Home and St Joseph Church with a requiem mass conducted by Rev Bernard J Lannon. Attendees included Civ and county officials and members of the Hotel Workers Union. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery. A heating system defect caused a minor blaze at Miss C Dundon’s residence with no injuries.
The fourth annual session of the New York State Agile group for county farm organizations will be held June 23 in the Gov Alfred E Linkth State Office Building Albany. The event features a farm dinner at the De Witt Clinton Hotel with Governor Thomas F Dewey as guest speaker.
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