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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1946
Page
13
A youth stole meat from a Central market to feed his hungry family. Police caught him as relatives aided his escape but later returned the meat. The community provided aid, and the boy faced charges as his family faced hardship. A World War I veteran, Culhber, is noted in the tale.
In memoriams for Frances McTammman and Arthur Aust noted with funeral plans, burial details, and expressions of mourning. The notice lists many relatives and civic names. services scheduled at local churches and cemeteries with references to family presence and community support.
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A list of funeral services, burial plans, and memorials for residents including Mary Eliza Kinney, Lucy Moore, and multiple local figures. The notices specify dates, times, churches, chapels, cemeteries, and family relations, with services across January and February in various venues, urging attendance and marking last rites.
Major Maguire led a citywide clothes drive yielding 2143 tons of clothing and bedding collected by Clinton E Rose and local youth groups. Volunteers sorted and labeled each bale for New York depot shipment amid distribution plans and thanks to Mohawk Preventive Company and city officials for storage space and support.
Washington Rep Dean Tay ley asks Navy Department to return the silver service of the patlant aircraft rayner 5.48 to Saratoga Springs to fund a memorial. He notes the ship would be used to atomic estee and that funds helped public schooling.
A J McCracken hosts a party at the Y staff workers event with a covered dish supper and informal games. Guests include local residents and teachers, with Mr McCracken presenting a prize to team members.
The Delaware and Hudson reports an operating deficit of 753758 for the final quarter of the year. A net income of 1240713 is noted, with income for 1945 excluded and gross revenue estimated around 37,500,000, while prior figures for the period are referenced.
An unclear report notes an incident at WOME involving a person removed from a vehicle and taken to Banwittan Hospital by officers Patni doh Meche and O'Bryan. Details about the event are fragmentary.
A crossbreed hen on the farm of Wevard W. Gratl at Eagle Millery laid a six ounce egg described as eight inches long and seven inches wide with a completely shelled inner egg. The report notes the hen is a Wy broad Atgiat ehieks crossbreed from New Hampshire Red and Plymouth Rock lines.
The State Liquor Authority seeks a show cause order in Albany as Anthony Stunchina challenges a petition filed in Rensselaer County. Justice Francis Bergan will hear the show cause proceeding Tuesday afternoon to determine why the original petition should not be dismissed and whether the authority’s request for more time to prepare should be granted.
Plans outline new barracks at South Lake Avenues site for Troop G New York State Police with a power plant garage and maintenance shops Two to four story building with space for 40 to 50 officers and 4 8 new applicants for civilian positions Four to five additional officers to be housed and a squad of six new resistants noted in collective review board records.
A Schuylerville veteran, aged 0, registers discharge papers for seven enlistments spanning years of service in the Army. He served on campaigns in the United States, Cuba, and the Philippines, with a final retirement amid honors. The article notes references to local officials, the Ballston Spa area, and veterans organizations.
The St Barnabas Church on State Street dedicated a statue to mark Candlemass eve. The ceremony honored wartime servicemen and women with a candlelight vigil led by Rev Collins. The lighted ceremony aimed to inspire hope that peace and spiritual sustenance endure beyond conflict.
Past Matrons and members of the Hemenent Chapter will be guests at a lodge gathering hosted by Miss Fraik Bil ifson at 63 Exghiy slivet on Monday. The event involves social and business networking among local dignitaries and lodge members.
A driver lost control on a city street, colliding with a utility pole and causing the pole to snap. The passenger, Young, was hospitalized with injuries while the driver, Wer Hason, remained at the scene as police investigated the accident on the avenue near the central station.
UW partial survey of four stores shows most visited retailers compliant with OPA price controls. Investigators found price violations in nine stores, including staples like butter and vegetables, with adjustments required at several outlets.
A report from an in hospital incident describes a visitor identified as William Sant at the Teb Hospital where he fell ill and refused treatment. Parighmen Bead Pariies Peter Meamdia recount the events noting the visitor’s actions beneath the heat and the response by hospital staff.
Odd, garbled diary style notes describe a restless night with scattered phrases about Groundhog Day. Mentions of people or places are unclear, yielding a fragmentary tableau of emotions and tangential images.
A chaotic notice reports a record sale of licenses continuing today at the county courthouse. It notes many licenses sold in week and the deadline approaching while vendors and owners await the open day. Officials promise further postings as the sale proceeds despite crowding and confusion.
A proposed air route links New York with smaller cities including Peekskill, Poughkeepsie, Glens Falls, and Albany with stops at Kingston and Hudson among others. The plan aims to expand regional air service, benefiting Pennsylvania and New Jersey locations, with officials noting potential employment and improved transport links.
In a muddled report from a February strike scene near Albany unions and employers clashed over terms. Police and security limited picket lines while a court injunction restrained activity at several plants. An agreement allowed some nonproduction workers into the plant under supervision, yet no production resumed.
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