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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
23
Local officials announce plans to construct an incinerator in Troy amid debates on waste management. Mayor announces site selection and regulatory steps as council weighs environmental and public impact considerations.
A garbled forecast notes a shift to colder conditions with possible snowfall around midnight. The report mentions northern winds and changing temperatures with timing uncertain. A nearby town of Albany is referenced as likely receiving the wintry weather.
Mrs. Gertrude Gawmy of 264 Congress Street reported a recent theft of a fur coat Friday afternoon at Wisholen from Herborg. Sgt John J. Neenni and Enrold J. ofd) and Edward Howthan of the Detective Bureau recovered the coat, ending the case with police involvement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a birth at a maternity hospital with names and affiliations garbled. It mentions a farmer by a location and several personal identifiers, but the text remains largely unreadable and inconsistent.
A long obituarial notice details deaths and survivors of multiple local residents. It lists Mary Gettey Woods and relatives, with funeral plans and church services at St Josephs and local cemeteries, including dates and times for wakes, masses, and interment. The item also notes other bereavements in the community with scattered addresses and church links.
March of Dimes funding appears substantial with Trojans aiding, many details unreadable due to OCR errors. The text mentions Wilts drive, Tensselor Chitty Chapt, and public schools. It references financial figures and county towns, though specifics are garbled.
First Baptist Church greets servicemen with a reception for the Armed Services unit. The article notes church programs and community activities to support veterans, including worship and social gatherings. Local attendees and organizers are named along with details of the service and church leadership.
The body of Set Tena Creswell Wraysol, a victim of the DL Kalle airliner crash on Wik Mountain, is to be transported to Cain Monday. Military escort will accompany the body from Willian A Hoakey Hone to the church, with services at 600 a day and burial at St. Annahanta Chavelt Birla.
A federal court case cites the A&P chain over sugar sales amid wartime rationing. The Office of Price Administration claims shortages and improper handling affected stores nationwide, with hearings discussing tighter controls and penalties. Government estimates note large sugar distributions and wartime shortages impacting housewives and grocers alike.
The council held a public hearing for a new high school plan attended by about 400. A resolution honored Dr Flynn and Piyan Mesiuaer for long service, read into the record as the meeting adjourned. Local officials discussed street repairs on Bourth Slice between Wat Tatoo and Macon Streete, with council members and department staff present.
Robert Swanlek of 749 Sixth Avenue is linked to a patent matter framed around a Whipple Kennel Tedder and related terms, with references to an executive power context and a Monday timing phrase. The readable fragments suggest a legal or patent notice involving these named entities and a date near Monday.
An All-Male atmosphere leads to Greyluck Hall at Williams College being converted from a dormitory to total living apartments. Each unit includes a living room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bath as dozens of couples and students relocate, creating a starved housing situation on campus.
Clyde W. Hour leads a program by the New York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers to study appraisal methods. The first conference is May 12 in Binghometown with additional sessions in Albany Poughkeepsie Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Utica and a final New York City gathering with guest speakers. A focus on veterans benefits and wartime factors accompanies the program.
James Burns, labeled Tl, described with garbled text, was arrested afternoon on a vagrancy accusation linked to a theft from John Adais. Names such as Peter Alaynette Ard Janie Bareel appear in unclear local listings. charge details are fragmented and awaiting court.
The Cathalic Tawahters of America held an anniversary dinner for Court Margaret in Linexy. Speakers praised Catholic education and the role of Catholic home life for youth, with officials including Elmabeth Weluh and Mary Ac Monahan offering remarks. Clergy and members highlighted religious instruction, community service, and planned state convention activities in Buffalo.
A 1915 feature describes a new phonograph gift at the Boys' Club, highlighting its modern appeal and use in entertaining boys. The piece notes the device’s novelty, a reporter’s visit, and remarks from staff about its operation and impact on activities.
A toy physician and a townwoman were elected officers yesterday for the newly incorporated Northeaster Medical Services. The group plans to operate a Blue Cross style program to pay medical expenses while enhancing hospital services at Albany and nearby communities.
Troy Common Council approved a 2 million dollar appropriation to finance the new high school building amid a crowded public hearing. Mayor John J. Ahern defended the plan as fiscally prudent while Alderman spoke for rapid construction and to avoid tax spikes, citing anticipated costs and future revenues.
Two Mbanyamen, Sesto Marowher and Vence nt Jeloveny, pleaded innocent before Judge Tart in Cabip, denying involvement in the December murder of Albany grocer Michael A. Bel who was shot at his store.
The Troy Common Council plans to obtain 10 prefabricated housing units via state and federal funds to ease the housing shortage. The Troy Housing Authority will lead negotiations with federal authorities and utility services to erect the dwellings on city-owned plots, with surplus from operations reverting to federal coffers. Two years after the end of the federal emergency, the government will remove the dwellings. Alderman Smith's resolution empowers the Troy Housing Authority to conduct all negotiations, with Democratic Leader Muderman Rui urging rapid action.
Mhavion Reglin, acting priest of Phoenix Danger 193, presided as Troy Mason was named Grand Officer by the Grand Chapter of New York. The ceremony featured George Allen Colegriad Terrier ve Wie Grand Chipler of New Yon, with other chapter members and visiting high priests in attendance.
Three Troy youths enlist in the Navy in a wartime contingent at Baltimore Maryland. The group includes James M. Moky ligott, son of Battalion Chief Michael J McElligott, William Quin Tan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinina, and Bde woul Gagen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gagen. Captain Robert J. Robinson, son of Mrs. Ste Robinson, is on terminal leave after 23 months of service in the Pacific theater.
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