February Rain Dampens Troy Weather Scene
A fragment from the Troy Record notes hourly temperatures and daily conditions. It mentions late hours and a shift from midnight to morning with sparse readable data, reflecting a limited local weather brief.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
13
A fragment from the Troy Record notes hourly temperatures and daily conditions. It mentions late hours and a shift from midnight to morning with sparse readable data, reflecting a limited local weather brief.
A public note extends gratitude to peers and friends for expressions of sympathy and support during a recent bereavement. The message honors departed loved ones and acknowledges ongoing sorrow and appreciation for the community’s kindness.
A memorial notice honors Bart Te Dll and others including Bon Anokson and Lilekxon for passing at old ages. The item lists several names and dates, marking a community obituary with reverent tones and reflections on bereavement.
A flood of notices marks services and interments across multiple churches and cemeteries. Anna Maria Brown, Anthony, Lewes, Creswell, and many others are named in funeral plans, with services at St. Anthony and St. Mary’s, private graveside rites, and interments at Calvary and Oakwood Cemeteries. Wreaths and condolences extend from Albany to New York, with details on dates, times, and locations for family and friends to attend.
Body of Lt. Grenvell Cranwell, among 32 servicemen aboard a Seattle New York airliner that crashed on Wie Mountain, was found by searchers. Officials said the body would be shipped with a military escort as funeral plans were announced. Two groups searched the mountain, retrieving victims and identifying several aboard including Capt. Waller P Riggs and Lt. Harry M. Allas.
A garbled police report from Troy describes officers aiding in a disturbance near Content Pellvy Station. The text mentions Patrolman Hyan and Sergeant Lyona, a weapon, and a sequence of unclear actions including a knife. No clear injuries or outcomes are established.
A youth named Hurlender, age 22, faced charges in Troy after a disturbance at Union Station. Lt Lob and officers Alger Purcaligam Lawrence Cashivy of the New York Central Railroad Police conducted the arrest at Troy Union Station.
Lt Gen. James H. Doolittle told the Alling Chamber of Commerce the U S aircraft industry faced a backlog exceeding one billion dollars in war material orders and produced 304 705 planes in 1944. He warned that without improved airport facilities for takeoffs and landings domestic aviation would struggle to meet expanding needs and argued for faster airport and equipment development.
Social Chary admitted four new members including Mr tod Mee and dinnes P Id Seeimel Street. A Greek mythology quiz conducted by Mera and Harold W Hyrant crowned DW Suavard first. A Valentine themed butter supper followed. The next meeting will be at the home of mice and Mrs Hentintoga with no joint committee session at Che Tray Canin Cooperative today.
A joint vesper service at North Presbyterian Church featured Rev Simmer Brown of Holytrav Episcopal Church visiting with the pupil choir. Sponsors Rev Hire old J Quigley and Robert J Lemmon framed the event as Protestant unity. The program included Episcopal ritual music and featured hymns such as The Churches Ove Foundation and David Christian Soldiers. Fellowship hour followed with luncheon arrangements noted and plans for inviting other churches in the near future.
Hidley named North Greenbush Town Clerk after a special meeting. He succeeds Miss Wyk as private secretary to the county judge. Hidley served 18 months in the Pacific and operates a material supply service at Wyinlakill. his mother Mrs. Nether Hidley has held local clerk posts. A special meeting at St Joseph’s Hospital is set with Mrs James Cassin presiding.
New York Albany legislative session hears support for Gen Bradley to lead the Veterans Administration. Critics warn of political interference while Bradley defends readiness and independence. Talks include collaboration with VA offices and staffing moves at Watervliet Arsenal within two months. Assemblyman Joseph Younggrave chairs planned meetings.
January set records in Troy with a surge of license issuances across all types. A total of 705 licenses were issued, including 2 marriage licenses, as the city notes a strong start to the year and ongoing demand for permitting and registrations.
A 1993 LMWH sedan was recovered yesterday after a police recovery at Adaanain Front Sirens. Patrolmen Pare and Joseph Buchan were involved in the incident. The vehicle, abandoned in a damaged state, was traced to its owner and secured for investigation.
County G H Council members debated a plan for each club to adopt a refugee family in a European war zone. The session at the Yow GA facility featured Ruth Clarke leading a new committee with Glenn Chapman and others, as they approved amendments and noted upcoming elections and celebrations.
Twenty four veterans attended a service of thanksgiving at St John’s in the town. The assembly honored the fallen, offered prayers, and heard a brief sermon as participants reflected on gratitude and resilience.
A chaotic scene in Troy ends with four individuals transported to hospital by police. Reports list victims including Kavney Breneh, 9, and Edwal d Wilkes, 21, with others identified by addresses and ages. Police and medical staff responded after a disturbance near Sevent Ayedie and Six Avenue, with patients later stabilized at Simavitan Hospital.
Flood of reports detail a severe cold snap with temperatures plunging to near zero in parts of the country. Weather officials warned of biting winds and dangerous wind chills as forecasts call for continued frigid conditions through the week.
Miss Amnie CG Glee is named as Red Cross Nurses Recruiting Secretary in Weathkerton for the Red Cross. The post, located in Huosachier County, calls for a volunteer professional secretary to support the recruitment drive amid a broad public effort across the region.
Two residents of Whitehall are charged with assault following an incident described in local court notes. The report mentions wrist injuries and unidentified individuals involved, with sparse details about chronology and location. Further official summaries are expected to clarify names, dates, and the exact nature of the charges.
D. E. Conway, longtime civic figure and former secretary to the county tidyn, died yesterday after a long illness in Albany. He served as a Navy smith and later contributed to local wartime and peacetime services, including Victory Chapel activities. mourners plan services at Vary Ave Chapel with burial in the community.
Rev Benjam Juinn of Sacred Heart Church addresses Women's Club urging community action on juvenile delinquency and living wage proposals. Speakers critique lack of social services while highlighting benefits of peace in industry and family stability.
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