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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1946
Page
12
A garbled account depicts a clash between Congress and Petrillo over union controls on musicians. It references efforts by committees to block legislation, reactions from Heifetz to Toscanini, and debates about broadcasting FM and union fees amid mounting political rhetoric.
The Stillwater Rod and Gun Club hosts an evening banquet at 7 30 pm in the Methodist Church with entertainment at the Moose. Mary Joyce and May Uckey receive awards. Young Women’s Bible Class meetings postponed due to a death. Stillwater Collegians defeat Schuylerville Clowns 42 to 18 to close the first half, with Rentz top scorer. reserves beat Schuylerville Reserves 44 38. Stamp collection by Franklin Delano Roosevelt valued at $100 000, containing up to 1 000 000 stamps.
Classified sale listing shows vanity mirrors, scales, whisks and oilcloth edging with marked discounts. Unpainted pine cabinets and stands, desks, book shelves and floral pictures priced for clearance. Baby pictures and bathroom stools offered with reduced prices. shop location indicated as lower floor.
City Board of Estimate and Apportionment approved a tax settlement with Alpha Kappa Pi for unpaid 1941 45 taxes on a Belle Avenue property used as a fraternity home. Total taxes due were 2241 54 and $506 covered back payments. A temporary deputy clerk for City Court was authorized with 206 25 transferred to cover salary costs. Debt payments across the rest are scheduled semi monthly.
Westminster College Fulton prepares for an unprecedented gathering as President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill are invited to speak. The farming community, housing 8,500 residents, expects 30,000 to 70,000 visitors, straining limited lodging and facilities. Local officials, longtime Truman supporters, anticipate a historic turnout and rush to secure arrangements despite tight hotel capacity miles away.
The text recalls Capt. James Calloway, Missouri legislator and county representative, leading a movement to join the Confederacy. After failure, he proclaimed the county would be saved and that Tulttut counties could not proceed alone, declaring County a Kingdom.
Shushan Chrone Jackson recently attended a Grange Insurance meeting in Albany. The next Girly Scout meeting will be held on Feb 1 with Elinor Gray at her home on the Shushan Salem road. Melvin Bentley of Wnnterbury Conn visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Paava Elpie Worden Lewis had been discharged from service after 42 months in Okinawa and returned home. Dinner guests at the Sutherlands included Mrs Percle Wallans and Mr and Mrs Pai Hodges and Frank Dobbie. Miss Lura Bella McKinney, returning to duties at Shushan School, was at her home near Salem village.
The funeral for James P Me Gutre was held Thursday morning from his residence and St. Mary’s Church. Rev James P Ambrose officiated a requiem high mass with readings by Mise Phyllis White and Joseph M Bris ging, burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Attending were Edward Graney, John J hhea, Morea Shea, and Walter Hoffman. Hoosick Falls residents noted as McGuire, formerly with the Fire Department, and the community observed a nearby church tower veil event. Also reported: Hoosick Falls High School basketball game versus Waterford at Waterford. Southwest Hoosick’s Light Beavers and a Valentine party at South West Hoosick church planned for this evening.
In a terse county note, Shushan along the Cam bide Road links tulle to Charles Gilchress of Cammidge Wr. Mrs Hedices have resided on this farm for 34 years. Mrs William Jones and her son of Manchester are guvaly of Mrs John Deine.
A sale promotion advertises Noctune throws in a 72 by 90 inch size. Described as soft luxurious wool, they are lightweight for summer and provide extra warmth in winter. Each item is labeled a sale special.
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