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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1946
Page
1
Dr Barrett, with prior Navy service and wartime duties in a Gulf area, is slated for a new police post. The report notes his roles in policing during invasions and his reassignment as a community safety advocate. The piece mentions local school and parent group activities and scheduled meetings for upcoming weeks.
The state invites bids for road improvements including new concrete sections, widened shoulders, and drainage on Highway 9 and adjacent routes. Proposals cover land clearance, culverts, and rough grading with emphasis on safety features and smoother surfaces. Project aims to modernize the corridor throughColumbia County and nearby towns.
A disputed legislative commission report discusses a major medical care plan for New York State. It highlights cost estimates of at least $200 per year per person and outlines arguments for and against government involvement, with minority and dissenting views urging voluntary insurance and minimal state interference.
The page records a crowded mix of local notices and social events listing speakers, dinners, and religious services across towns. It notes engagements at venues like Chanment Regien and Presbyterian Church, plus a Navy enlistment for Mr ands Mig Cleyward Starit, with scattered names and places.
The article notes decorated Army veteran George PF Allancecemily, awarded the Silver Star for acts during a 317th Infantry action, and details his service of 30 months. It also covers Nal Kelleher named director of a chorus show, with cast, venue, and production notes.
The HMoyd Chapter will hold its annual event at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Washington with officers of the Sons of the Revolution attending. Ralph and Sam are listed among participants, with Mrs. Mary Regan as regent and AM Thompson organizing the program with entertainment by Lina Stulmw and Joha Van Epps.
A trial date of March 4 was set for the Carnaval case in Police Court. The defendant, linked to a mob at 65 Fourth Street, faces j earl y violent charges with officers and attorneys named, including Albert Wilson and Edward Potind, as the proceedings unfold and a jury is to be selected.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Vincent L. Plert and Newport Davis Hospital New York relate to a property issue at 30 Parst Street with unspecified parties Wanders Baw and Phm ds ookt Honad. The readable items are names and a street address with no clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary homefront notice notes Boyd Chima Bakorae in Tha Nuss and a litany of places including Luzon Okinawa and Hay Ue. Mentions service in the Navy for 25 months aboard LIL 87 and identifies the father Wille R Coawnies of 2H Whit Street.
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