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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1946

Page

15

G O P Member In Cohoes Council

Cohoes Common Council will convene with its Republican member George B Thibodeau and others to discuss city business. The council plans to authorize a $10 000 loan to cover current expenses in anticipation of property tax levies. Officials aim to present the 1947 tentative municipal budget for approval next month. A deputy city clerk Josephine Kaplec is slated to be appointed by Mayor Rudalptr t Roulier with aldermanic approval.

Cohoex Thy Sim Short Maren J Alice Vessul Mia Josephine Kaplec Phin Rudalptr T. Roulier

Pinochle Scores At Cohoes Post W F W

The Cohoes Post pinochle tournament under the auspices of the VFW group shows high scorers William Boyer with 420 points and Les Weldyn 8460. Rods leaders John Schone 7410 and John Clifford 7080. Weeky against under N G Lyon Camp for Union Veterans of Civil War. Watch Night Services planned at Salvin Army Temple Oneida Street with Maj Nellie Badwell leading devotions and guest speaker. Social period with refreshments between services.

Isnciig Auspl“Sed Cohoca Vuturine Worxers Warn Leiders William Boyer Les Weldyn Dor John Schone John Clifford N. G. Lyon Song of Vinion Reznsen Street Walter Bailey Salvin Army Temple Oneida Street Blum Nellie Badwell Albany

Election Monday For Cohoes Fellowcraft Club

Election Monday for Cohoes Fellowcraft Club at Ca hnes badge ceremony and business to follow in the temple banquet hall with Ward Hempel presiding. Program includes varied entertainment after the election, reflecting a local group event with civic tone.

Cohoes Fellowcraft Club Shimnauul Muethys Cahnes Blam Momlay Une Group

iPaper Makers Will Install At Cohocs

Newly elected officers of Mahawk Local No. 390 International Brotherhood of Taper Makers are announced for a Sunday January 19 gathering on Renmin Street. Officers named include president Robart McLeod, vice president Junta Guellola, recording secretary Max Weynton Howes, financial secretary Bred Fewrux, curators Rail John Swasey and Hanns Cahil, and delegates Murali J. McDonald Merlon W. Crowther Monty Bertrand to the 1882 Chicago convention.

Mahawk Loval Tnternational Brotherhood Taper Makorny Ida Povena Renmin Stregl Monok ErAnp Max Yvevonton Howes Manelal Bred Fewrux Treasures Curios Rail John Swasey Hanns Cahil Wwustoos Murali J. McDonald Merlon W. Crowther Monty Bertrand Chicago

Donald Smith Jr Burns In Cohoes Home

Donald Smith Jr is in Cohoes Hospital with burns after he fell into a pan of scalding water in his aunt’s apartment on Cohoes Avenue. Police and hospital officials reported the child’s condition as not serious. Local funeral and social events are noted for nearby residents and lodge activities.

Donald Smith, Jr Cohoes Donald Smith Yuuruld Mrand Miva Donild Smith Codny Street Conaoy Dugeee Burne Vuahed Hospital Inn Stephen Carpenter Amedeu Maxril Nowpilat Yeaherday

Soldier Charged With Killing Young Woman Near University

Maurice T. Garrett, 21, and John Barthaard Garrett, both soldiers, were charged after the body of Helen Mario Clur, 20, a laundry employee, was found semi nude on a porch near the University of Illinois campus. Police report gloves found beneath the body. Garrett allegedly strangled and raped the victim after meeting her at a tavern Saturday night.

Champaign Helen Mario Clur Taoming University of Ilindis Maurice T. Garrett European War Service John Barth Aard Garrell

American Wheat Aid for Japanese After Pacific Disaster

U S Army ordered 7 500 tons of imported wheat to devastated areas in ital Moxsha and Shikolu Islands. Army reports says 1 289 Japanese killed, 2 464 injured, 32 missing after December 24 quake and tidal waves. Public official Crawford Sams says situation under control and no epidemic traces. Hunger and destruction hit housing and shipping, with 190 000 homes lost and 3 000 vessels damaged, worsening land food supplies.

Tokyo U.S Ital Moxsha Shikolu Islands Oh Crawford Sams Tracy Cal Aledeadquarters Public Wealth and Welfare Officer Sams Jaynenese Mehing

Freight Derailed Injury Report From Cooperstown Incident

A derailment involving an I car Delaware and Hudson freight near Phoenix Mills injured the fireman Jasoph G. Long 3 and blocked a crossing. Engineer Percy J. Smaltin escaped unharmed as the engine overturned spilling cars. freight tanks and tracks were cleared the same day.

Cooperstown Delaware and Hudson Phoenix Here Jasoph G. Long Oneonta Bnelk Percy J. Smaltin Oncanti Rolland

Hospital Worker Accused in Nightlife Theft Ring

Mrs Mazel Willian, 47, charged with taking 7050 from Wilson Memorial Hospital funds via forged entries and checks. Payroll bookkeeper Mex Williams and others allegedly supplied funds, with schemes extending to late November. Flo admitted writing checks, disguising amounts on hospital records to cover the theft.

Binghamton Mazel Willian Wilson Memerla Hospital Funy Anance Onight Ming Jala Alty Robert O. Brink Mex Williams Flo

MacArthur outlines postwar Japanese reform and salvation

General Douglas MacArthur speaks on postwar Japan, stressing self determination within rational limits and conscience. He forecasts a 1947 hearing on Japanese well being, supports agrarian reform, and urges Japan to embrace constitutional changes and reforms for future peace and regional stability.

Iberutinay Japan Macardur Hue Irmiy Traition Fig Yaar Rheid MacArthur Fideo East

Towers to Head New Navy General Board

Admiral John M Towers, commander in chief of the Pacific, will head a revived Navy General Board. He plans to retire from Hawaii after turning 62 next month and will join a reconstituted advisory body guiding future ship and weapon choices. Several other prominent admirals are slated for membership.

Washington iTi John M. Towers Chiuf Pactic Navy General Board Hawaii Hly General Board Antu Office Chief of Naval Operations Navy Wader

Jews Reject London Talks Persistently

Basel Switzerland dispatch says Moshe Sneh Palestinian Zionist leader rules out participation by the revamped Jewish agency executive in the London Palestine conference. The World Zionist Congress resolution prompts continued refusal under British policy conditions on immigration and the White Paper stance.

Basel Switserland UPI Jewish Agency Agas Moshe Sneh Palestine Zionist Sneh Ius Mal

Wallace Advocates Liberal View Of Bible Language

Wallace argues the liberal point of view is rooted in Biblical and Declaration language. He cites Isaiah and Amos for justice, Micah for world peace, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address on equal rights, criticizing modern jargon used by sociologists and economists.

New York Han Gocine Henry A Wallace Wallace Progressive Citizens of America Liscoln Chifat Gou Aind New Republic Israel Gattysburg

Townsend Plan Outlined for Club

George F Wegner president of Townsend Club 2 spoke on the Townsend plan at a CKi Two meeting in the Chasan Building Miss Ida Streeter provided music for group singing and Edward Walls delivered communications and invocation as secretary. Members planned to attend a Diamond Rack Lodge meeting Friday. The next Club 2 meeting will be Weld Thursday, dah.

Zephirin Bonney St. Alexander Canada Cohoea Streal Allon Lang Fliners St Patebele's Church Marie Melanson Meg Fred Bussey Waka Daaschamps Donal Aethue Heane Wolinn Hullal St Joseph'a Waterford Miga Annshitin O'Mhen Cohoes Albany Tony Mies Anna Quirk Division Street St. Bernard’s Church Rogity Society Mohands Rita Duchrane Dufresne Jif Mann Ayenan St. Marie's Church Adsem J. Rochard Eun R. LaPointe George Reape Edward J. Naddau Mr. Crape Gunine Naddan Miss LaPaints Heietwet Frank J. Worats Noelson Bourdeau Heant Navdenn George G. Galanneau Father Bechard Augustin J Ulysses Jarvis Miga Eli Heth Chowlniere Marie Antin Laleunesse LaJeunesse Leo Afred George Raymer Edward Rolant Duval Gram SL. Joseph's St. Anne's Society St. Joseph's Church Rov Len M. Paradis Chapliin George F. Wegner Townsend Club 2 Townsend Cki Ida Streeter Edward Walls Club Diamond Rack Lodge Club 2 Weld

Broadc ast schedule list with famous names and times

A dense OCR list outlines daily radio and theater programming from morning to late evening. It names hosts, shows, stations, and times across music news and drama blocks, including Weather and sports segments, with many entries repeating across stations and hosts.

Soviet veto clash at UN on atomic report and controls

Delegates clashed as Gromyko opposed immediate U S insistence on veto abolishment and called for opening the full report. He argued for a phased approach on international control until a ban on all atomic weapons is achieved, while Baruch pressed for an immediate vote. The commission debated refining text and procedures.

Tran Howe Hoehalenna Tuusain Gromyko Alolidin Security Council Tofarmed Smmeil Glomyko Mijyrht Wis Lee Jong Grotayho Eines Dla U. Pla U.S U.N. Charer General Assembly Russia W. M. Molotov Mulolev Sromyko United Nations Bernard M. Baruch U. S Great Britain China Australia Brazil Egypt Netherlands Canada Franer Maxiva Commission

Two Young Honolulu Residents Die in Weekend Plantation Party

Testor Petrie, 13, son of Honolulu's mayor, and Miss Vice Jol, 27, daughter of Democratic national committeewoman Victoria Hall, were killed when a crash ended a Waianae party on the west coast. The victims were prominent young residents of Honolulu and were identified in reports from the plantation event.

Honolulu Acre Waianae Oat Jsland Testor Petrie Vicelovia Jol Victoria Hall Democratic National

Deadly fires claim thousands in 20th century

Report shows 4,971 Americans died in 16 major fires since 1900, with World War II losses cited and stark comparison to wartime casualties. The figures, from the National Fire Protection Association, underscore the toll of fatal blazes across the United States.

Boston INS

New Year’s Eve Weather Forecast Sparks Police Vigilance

Forecasters predict clear skies and mild temperatures for New York City as millions prepare for the annual New Year’s Eve jamboree. Police Commissioner Arthur W. Wollans plans 1,684 officers to patrol streets around 10 p.m. and advises shops to shield windows.

New Yorke Arthie Poetrol Diettet

Diamond Rock Lodge Elects Officers

Diamond Rock Lodge held its annual meeting electing new officers led by Johnny Pardoo as noble grand and Wilgoued Jay Nights presiding. George W Tunziker and Bard Wihsey were named grand officers with several appointive posts to be announced at the next meeting.

Diawond Fack Nell Fonda Day Snyder Ralph Abby Walter] W. Albughl Nasaau Diatrict Ronsaviuer Odd Fellows District

Churehill Daughter to Wed in Westminster Church

Miss Mary Churehill, 24, to marry Capt. Christopher Sontind of the Coldstream Guards at St Margaret's in Westminster on February 11. The engagement was announced yesterday after Winston Churchill disclosed the plans last month, following her meeting with Carl Soames in Paris four months ago.

Wondon Mary Churehill Christopher Sontind Coldstream Guarda St Margaret's Church Westminster Winston Churchill Miss Churchill Carl Soames Paria Virec

Property Tax Bills Placed in Mail

Tax bills for 1917 numbering about 20,000 have been mailed to property owners. Payments cannot be made until Thursday due to holiday law. taxes are due the first of the year but offices open the next day.

Trojans Brcalse

Dixie Tighe Dies in Tokyo Cerebral Hemorrhage

Dixie Tighe, a longtime correspondent for the New York Post and daughter of Col Mai Tighe, died early yesterday in Tokyo after a cerebral hemorrhage. Burial is planned at the American military cemetery, with military honors, in the next days.

Tokyo Hare Dixin Mehe New York Post Weauoll Weiler Mai ‘Tighe White House Coreresponeris Chrickan Lant

Troopers Seek Bandits Whose Keys and Money Were Stolen

Police report describes two men who robbed a taxi driver near Catskill, stealing $75 in cash, keys, and possessions. Perrin Overlaigh and Overbaugh were left four miles south of Catskill. Suspects fled toward Gutekil then Geitenton after displaying threats and threats of violence.

Cabells Fortevilney Anon Ieft Perrin Overlaigh Catskill Overbaugh Inviathgnines Inviathgnines the Pair Houhe Croma Gedl Gutekil Geitenton Catae Kill Platels Overhaugh

Mildred Eley Alumnae Hold Midwinter Dinner

Thirty seven members of the Mildred Eley Alumnae Association met at the Sunset Inn for their annual midwinter dinner. A Welcome by chapter president Mrs Ethel Quinby opened the program after dinner. Christmas carols and poems were read by members. Gifts were distributed by Rosemary Gannon. Kay Ives chaired the dinner committee with aides Quimby Montross and Dum. Gannon and Renau Hassenborg led the entertainment.

Troy Chapler Mildred Elley Alilhae Simset Inn Ethel Quinby Rosemary Gannon Kay Ives Quimby Patria Montross Mary Dum Gannon and & Renau Hassenborg

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