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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
14
Memorial note for Vigha and relatives from a family in mourning. Readers are asked to recall the deceased on February date and reflect on life and faith. A simple tribute expresses enduring affection and gratitude for shared years.
A memorial notice honors Angus D. MacAfy as emeritus and longtime figurehead of the Horr fraternity from 1938 to his passing. The obituary notes his education work and leadership, with condolences to friends and colleagues, in a formal, era-appropriate tone.
In a Sanwrlign Moxplid report dated Reb. 11, 1910, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doutly announce the birth of a daughter Rhieley. The notice references Apulloats and Apolinnhe Mortin with surname variations and notes Med. Howdy as a related name.
A cluttered memorial page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Names mentioned include Helen Belle Banu Wiliany and Jeni Mckilap, with services at St Beatrice and St Patrick churches, burial at local cemeteries, and dates in February and March 1846. Families from Watervliet, Albany, and surrounding towns are noted with interments, processions, and church services.
The report outlines rising output in new regions amid wartime shifts. It notes job growth, changing labor forces, and optimistic projections for industry expansion as the nation increas es manufacturing.
Home Bureau leaders repaired and discussed electrical equipment safety at a county meeting held at the New York Power Building. Miss Matilda A. Millay demonstrated safe handling of wiring, tool use, and appliance repair while stressing reading instruction and proper type of cord and device classifications.
A group of men connected with the Roaris BOL case faced charges after a Selective Service board met. Three registrants were listed as hoarding, four changed classifications, including shifts from 2A to TA and from 1A, with six previously classified men reassigned to different categories.
Dr Mead, anthropologist, urged accelerating social science growth to balance natural sciences. She warned that future conflicts and misinterpretations demand expanded communication and data exchange among global scholars, citing cross cultural understanding as essential.
Julius Goldstein of Saratoga Springs fined 800 and jailed for six months on extortion charges. Bolton Landing hotel proprietor Harold Eaton accused of offering to quash a federal investigation for a $1,000 payoff. Harold Witney, 28, of Grinville, pled guilty to fraud involving a mortgage and security administration schemes. Federal judge Stephen Brennan and U.S. Attorney general oversight cited in proceedings.
Mayor Corning of Corning Vermont urged residents to write to the Senate committee on relations starting Monday. He warned the plan would face opposition in almost every provision, saying citizens have a strong interest in the Seaway project and urging official channels for reaction.
A fire of undetermined origin swept the rear of the Halle Rand building at 87-89 Third Street, damaging four Troy establishments on the second floor and nearby stores. Fire crews from Central Station responded after an alarm at 12:56 am, with water and smoke causing significant damage to Punter's book store, Jaco Shif corset shop, O'Brien florist, and the Allure Beauty Salon. No serious injuries reported. occupants were evacuated.
An early today medical emergency at Millon Street Desco Avenue led to a death on arrival. Responders from Hosrman Cit Tavhin and Chief’s Driver Nicholis Fla nery attended the scene at the Misier house after an ambulance call to the HallRind building.
The Viltation committee planned pins for the Catholic Women's group Mardi Gras event, with chairs Mrs Borvand and Herbert guiding the program. Queen Mya, along with Neil T. Calihan as co chair, led preparations during a meeting held Wednesday night at The Hendrick Hudson.
Supreme Court Justice John A Alexander refused to dismiss General Electric suit against United Toolworkers union. Hearings began in Schenectady with thirteen witnesses testifying as the company seeks a temporary order to bar picketing at the Schenectady plant. Union picketing has continued since January 14 during a national strike for higher wages.
Miss Woretta Ferber and Miss Willa Behwol led a dance training session for area Girl Scout leaders at Inadore at the Manufacturers' National Bank meeting. Miss Ann Comran presided as leaders plan future training for new riders February 19 and 26 and a Monday session February 23.
The Lincoln Day program at MacArthur Circle was led by Mrs Julia Mace with Mrs Mind icent presiding. Members read articles tied to Lincoln and a covered dish supper followed on tables decorated in red white and blue. The gathering focused on social bonding and organizational updates.
Four people were arrested during a vice raid by the Detective Bureau on the third floor of a house on King Street Albany. Among those charged were Dorotly Cetri Vin cent Coli and Mae Halon Nairn, with vagrancy and prostitution allegations. Police, led by Chief Tichol and Officer Magee, conducted the operation with plainclothes officers and brought the case to Police Court.
In a lengthy probate filing for Rowland Estate of Way, California, the record outlines a gross estate of 862,2010 with life interests and multiple heirs listed. Widow's life interest, debt, and administrative expenses are detailed, with court actions including a decree and administration letters. The attorney of record is Weatherwax, and the filing names heirs and related parties across several families.
The Red Cross fund drive appoints Bavey Siegel as co chair with Jase Rosenberg over the campaign’s city division. Other chairs include Meg, Willy Wel, and George A L Price. A county division includes Arusilaxt and department of public Welfare head, with Roy Grazwarn named trial division chair.
A Troy man named Burgess sustained injuries when his sedan struck a parked vehicle on Mighty Street. He was taken to a hospital after the crash. police and physicians assessed the extent of injuries.
Americans greet returning servicemen and their brides from London in a mixed report on culture shock and adaptation. The piece notes James Perry and Ralph Perry among the families, describes neon lights and city life, and mentions the women’s reluctance about American fashions and jobs.
Fragmented text outlines a nationwide military build up with the 27th Division returning to guard duties alongside the 2d Division. Mentions National Guard integration, wartime organization, and references to units such as the 87th and 87th division elements. Contains unclear OCR fragments and partial names.
District 3 president Margaret Britton led Vet veterans and Mrs Misa McLaughian past president at a Leo 4 Blume post meeting. Announced chairmanship for past presidency in March, three new members joined the auxiliary, and Lincoln’s Birthday was observed with a local event. An invitation plus a dedication ceremony were noted with Rensselaer Garrison organizing in an Annex Restaurant setting.
Fragmentary notice shows St Peter s Holy Name election event tonight with unclear details. Mentions a cake event and local names. readable items include location and time hints though specifics remain obscured.
Troy unions and labor leaders denounce a House passed Case Bill mandating 30 day notice before strikes, arguing it infringes on the National Labor Relations Act. Critics call the measure a tool to curb labor rights while urging rejection and noting broader anti labor coalition activity.
Local executives and workers prepare for a meeting at the union hall. Leaders outline upcoming negotiations and the agenda includes wage discussions and worker safety concerns.
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