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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1947

Page

14

Veterans Beat Average In College

Veterans enrolled in college are rising far faster than expected, with total enrollment reaching 269,112 this year, up 67 percent from the previous year. Educators predict continued growth as GIs seek higher education and extension programs expand, potentially shaping college class sizes and graduation projections nationwide.

Miller Afl Alan College

R. P. I. Graduate Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack

R P I graduate Allen and Pury 4% a guaduate of 2 Bb and furtear evident of Sobengutady higd yesterday of wm reart attache hn finungten W Vas Perry chief dowat su verviaay Inhorntoriea tig Jseaupeakes ound Chile Thaiway Born to Vonaord NM chemist for American Locomotive Co Behennethdy before putting Up the G G chem icl Intouitory In Huntington A Mason he was member of the American Chemical Society the American Metals Budery and the American Society for Tesling Metals Heo is survived by his widow two sone Robot by and Alay Perry bath Huntington his parents Mr and Mrs W ED BR Peery Waterbury Vly and a brother Boole WN Party Franklin Pav Vincral services will be held In Waterbury

Heart Ailment Causes Death Of Area Man

Rehard Cooney, 45, of 1608 Mifth Avenue Watervitet, died at Samaritan Hospital after collapse from a heart attack. Police reported the event occurred around 4:01 a.m. at Germania and River Street. Fire department and emergency personnel responded, with Cooney transported by patrol ambulance to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Rehard Cooney Mifth Avenue Watervitet Samaritan Hospital Sten Germania Ham River Street St Louis John G. Wille Cooney Frank J. Hahn George Millington James Moan Ue Radia Goonay

National Education Association Urges No Contract No Work Policy

The National Education Association urged a no contract no work policy for the nation s teachers as part of a long range plan to improve salaries and working conditions. It criticized propont wage treats and noted 350000 teachers left the profession or faced issues in the past six years. The NEA emphasized that a work stoppage would not change the union s opposition to strikes, while Willard L Givens highlighted the policy s stance in comments to newsmen. Also announced were installations for a Masonic chapter ceremony with Arthur Hoffmann to lead and others installed as officers.

Washington vPi National Tseducatien Propont Willard 1 Givens Palley

State Services Guide Books Released for Public Use

A 180 page directory from New York State lists and explains departmental services and commissions. The guide highlights consumer, health, conservation, and business aid services, with emphasis on accessibility to communities and private groups.

Lelice Nigfiewy Aepartment of Individoed Eti Zens March of Time Hue Stile

Obituary notices for Moseley Gauway Dollard Hankle Hayner

Multiple obituaries from North Greenbush and surrounding areas for Martha Moseley Joseph Gauway Philip Dollard Elizabeth Hankle Stanley Hayner. Survivors include spouses children and siblings. Services set at local churches and cemeteries in Troy North Schoharie and East Schodack with burial at Woodlawn and Bangles Mills Cemeteries.

Mre Elizabeth Hankle Drs Jogiah Dawes North Schoduck Marty Lamaotond Teasty Ladheraa Chiwra West Sand Lake Malcolm Dawes Martin Teeter Gordon Middleton Walter Hankle Andrew Hankle Milton Shaw Woodlawn Cemetery East Schodack

Union College to Offer Store Management Courses

Union College will start evening courses in store management for wholesale and retail, beginning Monday February 3. Prof Mortimer BP Sayre, head of the division, notes the program will cover economics, law, psychology, and accounting with related subjects. Marketing guidance and expansion plans for the fall term will follow, aligning with vocational aims.

Union College Mortimer BP. Sayre Lie College Wit College

Lodge to Install Pravitin da Pilcher as a Stated Eailer

Lodge to install Pravitin da Pilcher as an elected officer at Phoeate Lodye F and Ay My installation ceremony in Masonry. Other officers named include Page E. Cole wetlar warden Watkert O. Carne bell and G Guerdon Hardy. Herbert A. Belden elected treasurer and Clavener RB. Tarholomew assists as assistant for three years.

Pravitin da Pilcher Phoeate Lodye Cermanivs Page E. Cole Wetlar Watkert O. Carnebell Youi Wwaldent Guerdon Hardy Herbert A. Belden Peckeled Secrelogy

Degrees Premiuofy at Thwa Lodge of Perfection

To Perform Degrees Twha Lodge of Perfection will premioufy Aa Uh degree in Ill Torn on Tuesday Jan 1% Mn the Tray Mieutiie Pompe. Or Werte day Jan 22 a special conjunction tum of Telte Counvil Princes of Jeriealeny Will exemplify the Lae dgpen ta Tyll form. On the same evering Delta Chapler Rose Craix vit exemplity the 1S degre Atl aruroo work directed by Boil TH. Wickexy dramatic director.

Telte Counvil Princes of Jeriealeny Evering Delta Chapler Rose Craix Boil TH. Wickexy

Army Hopes to Set Up Pilot Plant for Military Training

The Army proposes a one year pilot plant at Fort Knox Kentucky to train about one million youths aged 17 to 20 in military and naval skills. The unit would test training ethics and determine personnel needs for a broader program, with options including enlistment in reserve, Regular Army, or academy entry.

Boreas Washington, D. C Foul Knoa Congress Jacob J. Devers Io Army Tiant Way Department Jacal Hoatda Nermen Sean Lin Yeu

Saratoga Veterans Install Officers Amid Ceremony

Saratoga Veterans to install officers at Eva Springs Camp Spanish War Veterans affair with Rdgae H Spaulding as commander and a slate including Morena Roach Arthur J Case James Swirriwoul Swartout I J Healt Bart John James Mead Luke Mc Veign William H Harrison Willim Waterbury Lo at Fok lett J WW Dungeon and other directors. A treasurer and secretary to be appointed by the president.

H. Spauiding Bivntopa Gmatege Springs Morena Roach Arthun’ J. Case Arnslee James F. Swirriwoul Mr. Swartout I. J. Healt Bart $. John James 0. Mead Luke McVeign William H. Hyerison Willim I. Waterbury Lo At. Foklett J WW FW. Dunson James F. Awirtwout Arthur J. Case Bart John Edgar H. Spaulding William H. Harrison Florence Roach Charles Nelson Trersiner

Washington County Examinations Scheduled by Civil Service

The Washington County Civil Service Commission announces an examination for seven vacancies in the First National Bank Building Hudson Palace. The salary ranges from 1700 to 2000 dollars with an estimated expense allowance of 764 dollars for the term.

Washington County Civil Service Commission First National Bante Hudson Palle Tite

Birthrate Doubles in Moscow Say Health Official

An official report from Moscow notes birthrates have doubled amid ongoing health concerns. The statement claims a rapid rise in births with no accompanying figures and stresses a decline in fertility rates elsewhere.

Stranded Dog Rescued By Firemen At Linden Avenue

A dog stranded on Linden Avenue near the power house at Marshall Sanitarium was rescued by firemen. Captain Slattery Diver No. 9 and others descended with a rope to aid the dog, which was unhurt, as the team reached the north shore and returned to Linden Avenue.

Linden Lawrenes Minser Linden Avena Marshall Santtarium Linten Avenue Eboul Nohohus Flannery Central Fire Station Pumper 6 Pan

Auto Slams Into Fulton Street Building

Patrol reports a sedan driven by John J. Helinessey crashed into a Fulton Street building, denting the left side and damaging window sills and piers. The structure is owned by the McClellan estate and occupied on the first floor by Russell Bailey and family. A Cherry Point driver’s car also skidded on Spring Avenue, striking a New York Power and Light pole near Walker Avenue. the vehicle was towed to Messinger's garage.

Patvaimea Sieh Walsh Jon Marni HOG John J. Helinessey Nineteenth Street Walverligt Tt Fulton Steet Ponece Said McClellan Estate Russell Bailey Dennis Odell Sping Avenue Newpork Power & Light Corp Walker Avenue Wate John Howiigan Radio Patral Mshenger Agams Second Streets

Magician’s Airliner Crashes House in Fog Near Nashville

A plane carrying John Calvert and 18 performers from Richmond to Nashville struck a five room home near Nashville Airport in dense fog. Crew of three and several residents injured including Calvert with a broken leg. bystanders called it a miracle no one was killed.

Nashelle Tenn UPA Evergine Nashville Richmond John Calveil Flying Clan Sidler Nashwalle Bidhie Hill Janette Calvert

Crash Kills One and Injures Three in Vermont Crossing

At about 4:40 am a Vermont crash near Arlington Railroad Station claimed Louis Griffis 11 father of six and left three others injured. The north bound train from Chatham toppled the vehicle wreckage several hundred feet after an unobstructed view without signal. Griffis was instantly killed.

Arlington SPI Louis Griffis

Commissioner Sees Record Business Year

Commissioner Catherwood reported a record business year for New York with signals of expansion in 1946. He cited wage restraint, price stability, and a low strike environment as factors supporting profits and higher wages, noting an all time high for new vacancies and a rise in employers registered for unemployment insurance despite an urban growth trend.

Catherwood Pradietior Opjan Tunsiligs Alav Dumminds Stodewit Canerwuud Euipire New York

County Farmers Should File Tax Returns Early

Konsaviler County farmers with Aros incomes above 300 must file estimated federal income tax returns by June 4 and final returns by March 15, per county agricultural agent John O Swan. A bulletin at the Myarm Bmeay office offers needed aid. Changes in sock sales reporting allow 10 percent gains from cattle sales to be taxable. a fairer may set wages for a minor child, but a gross income of 800 or more requires the child to file and cannot be claimed as a dependent.

Konsaviler Jonn O. Swan Ils Trrniey Idan Myarm Pustoltice Sity Swan

World Trade Barriers Posed In Open Hearings

A government plan for a new world trade organization faces public hearings in major cities. Officials say the effort aims to reduce barriers, promote employment, and spur economic growth among nations, with hearings slated through March.

Inforna Kowal ‘Meade Uhura al Marlon Chicago Denver San Irancacy Dlember Nalions

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