19 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1947
Page
1
The Alliance group reviews proposed hunting and game law changes raising concerns over penalties and enforcement. Officials note measures to curb poaching and assist Conservation efforts while debating suspension penalties and public hunting rules at a local club meeting.
Plans for St Patrick’s Dance were made last night at the church. Commander Russell was named general chairman of the dance committee with Joseph Menges and John Innis on the committee plus entertainment and decoration heads. Youth project sponsor and welfare office details were discussed as new members joined since Bud Thily.
Williams College trustees disclose a wave of promotions across departments. Notable appointments include Antoni de Lihywort to physics and Ralph A Quintana to economics, with several senior terms and term renewals noted among psychology and mathematics faculty.
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The article notes Eva Tanguay Botte Worth death on a date in January after a long illness. It mentions her ties to the theater scene and lists many names and places, referencing a community tribute and services held for her. The piece covers funeral details and local reaction.
Police announced new enforcement measures to tighten parking rules and issue more overtime tickets. Officials said the plan includes daily wardens issuing warrants for violators and court actions to curb persistent offenses, with emphasis on visible policing near public spaces and key intersections.
The Court of Appeals orders compensation of $6,007 to Woiiner of Gazpnavin Winer after a ruling related to loss of wages and medical care following an incident. The order, dated June 21, 1844, was signed by Judge Chiles amid ongoing legal proceedings and hospital care details.
A garbled OCR item alleges a China and American currency exchange involving Arvest notes and a hypothetical sale or trade. It mentions a notorious attempt to transact in U S dollars and Chinese currency, with references to government action and enforcement. The fragmentary text implies a historical trade case or scandal but remains unclear on dates, places, or identities.
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and items with currency symbols and numbers but lacks clear entities. Unable to derive concrete person organization or location names from the readable text.
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