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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1947
Page
13
A convoluted report details a court case in Rensselaer where the death case was dismissed amid testimony and defense arguments. The narrative mentions witnesses, statements, and competing claims of self defense, with references to individuals and parties involved in the proceedings.
State approves a Troy plan for a new high school stadium with athletic and recreational facilities. The project includes showers and gym spaces, designs for football and field sports, and a total cost around 448000 with state funds contributing toward plan costs and road project improvements in Leasex County.
Saratoga Spa seeks relief from a proposed tax on horse racing related stipends and payrolls. Mayor Aditson Bralery faces debate as residents weigh limits on wagering revenue and state levies affecting local industry.
Former Cambridge mayor Roberton, longtime resident and public servant, died at home after a long illness. He served as fire merchant and held community roles in Valley Lodge and nearby areas. survived by numerous relatives and nephews.
First Presbyterian Church announces the start of a Lenten series with an opening service and address by the pastor. The program continues weekly through the period of Lent with evening devotion and reflection on Christian themes.
Letters of administration granted in the Regan estate report Edward Renn of 864 Scone Avenue as one of the heirs. The decedent, Geo Regan, formerly of Regan Washer Co, died leaving debts and a small bequest of $200 to Maryknoll Mission. The estate value is estimated around $10,000 with Philip T Ciclo as attorney for the petitioners.
The case records an annulment and divorce decree granted to the plaintiff against the defendant after failure to consent to custody. The parties, Mrs Contener, TF Schullae, and Robert Schutte with Amy Sith Avene, resided in Troy. Legal representation included Veanly Wonlaytey & Curhy, with the decree issued in a court in Lagceinst Bantel, DiBello.
The American Red Cross Vounty Chapter convened at the Red Cross production office in the Proctor Building for a home nursing course led by instructor Misdaustiyth Helmbold. The session drew about 4500 interested residents and focused on recognizing illness signs, doctor instructions, household safety, and care for communicable diseases, reflecting the program’s long-running public service.
County Nurse Director outlines a health program and public levy at a YWCA task night meeting. Plans include a women’s breakfast club event in Newark and New Jersey with Thelma Japele as delegate, plus a psychology talk by Dr Emmi Grant at Russell Sage College for the sponsoring group.
A tumult reported as two more alarms sounded last night. The article notes false alarms and mentions boxes 18h and 2 at Grand Anddaiahth Street. Police identify a person ringing the alarm and say legal action will follow.
The article notes a downward trend in food prices led by poultry and dairy products with milk costs expected to fall about one cent per quart. Market reports indicate plentiful supply and lower prices across brallers and wholesalers, signaling softer prices for meat and dairy.
Miss Wale ege 17 was crowned queen of the Crbloh Womens Sersion at the Blond Mink Hudsor Atapachy Crowe last night. Mrs W Kenneth Doyle and Mr JoBo Pumty chaired the event. Meg ha Bedemann presided with a light years monach and awards were given for 190 titles and dancing. George Geiger provided music as the carnival decor featured willow shows and a parade of banners.
A jury was chosen for a $25,000 lawsuit against the Avenue Bus Co Inc in Wisconsin. The trial, led by Foreman Tipe Mesentariun, resumes after testimony by David Rosenfeld and BG Storit Jones. The plaintiff alleges injury after being struck crossing a street near Kings Ware.
Mrs Rieder Sands 360 nh 8 bin Mique died suddenly last night at her residence. The coroner and detective squad investigated. The body was moved to the Minion Brothers funeral Home.
A fragmented memoir style entry recounts Tray Barnes or similar figure using a barber shop on Sundays for services and religious reflection. It notes education, family, and an emphasis on faith, school attendance, and personal history from 1979 onward with references to Bible study and community ties.
A garbled court note describes a purse snatching case involving a female plaintiff from Lansing and a suspect tied to local incidents. The fragment mentions a postponed hearing, prior replies, and witness statements expected to unfold at a February or March session in Allin County Court.
Readable fragments show a chaotic note mentioning a young couple and gas victims, stall, and a Sunday event. Names such as Benning ton and Gardner appear amid garbled text about a town, permissions, and dates. The piece lacks clear facts or outcomes.
Stockholders authorize a new mortgage of 160000 to retire outstanding bonds of the Hendrick Hudson and House and to secure a loan of 160000. The plan includes a near term dividend capability, revised capital structure, and election of officers and inspectors of election. The meeting elected Frink W. Silyman president and listed multiple officers and directors.
Taylor leads an eleven member House delegation on a five day inspection tour of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. They will be received by the Governor General of Puerto Rico and visit several points of interest before returning Sunday.
Albany County Court opened the murder trial of Vincent Glover and William Thurston in a case linked to a grocer’s death during a holdup. Prosecutor Duncan described the slaying as cold blooded with the victim shot in the back while signaling surrender. witnesses included the widow Jamie Bell and Mary Bell, daughter, plus Coroner J Gregory Nealon.
The board of directors of Binend of St Patrich will meet today at The Helis Hudson to discuss preliminary plans for the annual St Patrick’s Day. James Cronin will preside as chairman.
Veterans of Yerrign Wats vita seek exact convention dates from state officers for the annual VEW gathering. A district meeting with delegates from multiple counties recommended funding for statewide VEW operations and transportation.
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