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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1947
Page
2
Services at Temple Heth 2 and other synagogues will be held with a 9 am Saturday service. Rabbi and teachers lead a book review on Gon ais. The Hebrew School pupils will meet with Mr Tsar dore Finffar after services for reading and discussion on the Sabbath theme Asarah B rebet. Sunday School assemblies will focus on the Fast of Tobel.
Religious activities include Friday evening services at Shatah Tephirah and Beth Israel Synagogues at 4145 pm and Sabbath morning services starting 8 pm tomorrow. Rabbi Cohen lectures at Beth Israel on A Rabbi Takes Stock, followed by Congregational singing and Sisterhood refreshments. Other events include Talmud study for adults, a father and son service, and current events class with Rabbi Cohen.
Isaac James Bosd of Albany was treated at Memorial Hospital Albany Wednesday morning after his trailer truck crashed down a steep embankment after failing brakes while descending a grade toward Wassau. The Valletta Motor Trading Co. of Endicott owned the truck, which was badly damaged and spilled its merchandise. Police troopers cited brake failure as the loss of control, with the crash occurring around 1 am and several highway posts damaged.
Radio listings show a dense schedule of daytime to late night programs across multiple local channels. Names like Rosemary, Kate Smith, and Sylvan are paired with various music, news, and entertainment slots, reflecting a wide array of music, talk, and dramatic offerings.
Carole Ann Collins, years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Collins formerly of this city now living at 508 West German Street Herkimer, died yesterday at Herkimer Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She attended St Francis de Sales parochial school. Surviving are her parents grandmother seven brothers and two sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 9:30 am from the Herkimer home and 10 am from St Francis de Sales Church. Burial in Ivary Cemetery Herkimer.
John Van Patten 78, central figure in a search for a missing man, died at his home on Dighthy Street after surviving a week in rough Genston mountains with no food or water. A former Chuck Peabody & Co employee and longtime resident of Troy, he vanished from his family camp July 4, triggering a multiday hunt. State police, deputies, local officials, neighbors, and Boy Scouts, aided by airplane and sound trucks, scoured the area until a Boy Scout found him in a thicket near his camp. Survivors include his widow Margaret Cleary Van Patten and multiple children. The funeral is set for the residence and St. Peter's Church with interment at St. Marys Cemetery.
Chicago report from the Minos Natural History Survey shows that more than a couple of shotgun pellets are needed to down a duck. Survey techs trapping birds at Spring Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Savanna found lead shot in 40 percent of ducks, with one pellet in 3 percent and two in about 2 percent, and instances of up to six pellets. The investigation remains unclear, but many hunters are poor shots.
A man connected to the Plitaleld Police Department faced district court on bribery charges. The defendant, linked to Nicholas v. Dalslan, allegedly offered $600 to an officer to influence duties. The case, involving former convicted bookie Dallaglio, continued to the next court day amid police testimony about attempted influence and corrupt intent.
The U S Army transport General A W Greely arrived with 2100 replacements. Five ships The Hope Republic Marine Falcon Cangrainghitt and Fred Funston head this month with 672 Army families aboard in Yokohama.
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