06 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
1
In 1947 enrollment rose in the county with gains recorded for both major parties. The estate of James T Blanchfeld is involved as the order directs the county treasurer to act on the related filing.
Puzzle fragment lists across and down clues with garbled entries. Mixed letters suggest puzzle grid with several mislabeled or corrupted clues including references to Fordham, Maine, and a national bank city, plus entries like fastener and moisture. The readable items point to a broad set of topics rather than a single theme.
Citation issued in probate of the last will for Kara H. Green. returnable March 12 at Hudson Wails. Estate of Kara H. Green, Jack Sony Limited letters of administration.
Catholic Women's Service League announces the Who's Who booklet publication slated for March 1 with initial distribution at a lecture. Mrs. Joseph JB Walsh serves as general chairman, with Mrs. John d Hyland appointed finance chair and Mrs. Willan V O Connor as cochairman. The committee includes Mary Elizi Youth Garner publicity head and members Katherine Parcel David Murphy Stephen lebentvill Joseph Rupp Otto Stallmer Rena Collins Walés Neil Ox Tahan Leo S Boland Thomas Wagan Timothy O'Brien Jane Hansen Charles W Grasur Frank J Shorroll. A general committee meeting is set for Monday at Hendrick Hudson.
The grand jury yesterday reviewed evidence in the case of Wilfrad Briggs charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing an automobile. The incident reportedly occurred elsewhere and Briggs’s alleged actions moved to Boston before ending up in Rensselaer. Witnesses before the grand jury included Anthony Melteh Sonn Warden and Frank Meissner the car owner.
A Chamber of Commerce effort asks residents to back the Celtics amid rising attendance concerns at May Armory games. The letter cites Troy pride, boosts from stars Wachter and Banks, and strong home runs that moved the team toward a playoff spot while warning a franchise transfer if crowds don’t rebound.
Fragmentary OCR notes attendance and financials for a remadalng house event. Mentions Hunox Irton AbOUL 3,000 attendees dropping to 900 on a date in November and losses over 10 000 dollars. Also a tangential remark about Liftpat ty paintbars.
The Board of Education announced a $300 increase for all regular full time crawhers, effective ran by AIT. The legislature enabled the raise through urgent action. A supplementary payroll will also add $13 to each monthly salary for the remainder of the period, with prior adjustments kept.
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