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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1947
Page
8
A garbled item notes an aviation incident at LaGuardia involving planes and operations. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests an emergency or coordination issue affecting air traffic and a New York facility. The unreadable text implies potential testing or accidental exposure during operation.
Waterford Knights of Columbus plan a tribute to Thomas F. Gaynor at his home 106 Third Street. Gaynor was a charter member and deputy grand knight at his death. James Mele, 14, was injured Monday in a rock hitting incident near his home. he was treated and returned home. Church Youth group event noted at Waterford parish.
A chaotic OCR of church notices lists multiple worship services across denominations in Waterford and nearby communities. It notes a 8 pm service led by Ming Vince Bartholoew with preludes and offertories, various Sunday schools, a 7 pm worship, and sermons by Rev Knepkot and Rev James Kerr. Masses at St Marys, Holy Name Society Holy Communion, and Methodist Crusade for Christ sermons are mentioned, plus Christmas report due by American Legion Auxiliary members.
WANTED SALES MEN Experienced firm seeks salesmen familiar with grocery restaurant cafe and hotel industry. Excellent advancement path with association to well known brand. Must have sales experience and respond with salary requirements. Refer to Hex No 148 Troy Record.
About 400 Ford Motor Co workers at Green Island, Josey if, Walsh attorney, asked the Federal Court to consider claims totaling near 800 thousand dollars in portal pay. The case ties to a national drive led by the United Auto Workers seeking compensation in the automaking sector. The Green Island plant contributes to the broader claim pool for portal pay and related practices.
Fragmentary transcription shows Marlin denouncing Communists and Fascists as threats to American liberty. He urges a strong Congress, balanced budgets, and robust defense while condemning conspiracies against labor and management and calls for accountability of bureaucrats and subversive Tory elements.
Police Commissioner Edward Jot Mickey says Connecticut officers Kr. Robert, Rindel and Lt Dorothy T. Serville will aid Vermont authorities in locating Paula Weldon a 19 year old Bennington College student who disappeared on Sunday December 1. The case spans both states and Connecticut will work new phases of the inquiry as it continues.
Mrs Gora Edwards will be installed as worthy matron of Castleton Chapter OES at the Castleton Masonic Hall Tuesday. Also to be inducted are Eloise Hangeeder associate matron Gladys Metzger secretary Viola Hacker treasurer Velma Borst conductress and Barnby Alnsburg chaplain.
Five newly formed District Body of Safety Engineers in Albany request their president William H. Evans to urge Gov. Thomas E. Dew and the mayors of Albany Troy and Schenectady to push actions addressing fire hazards. The move follows nationwide scares and warns of potential loss of life and property without prompt measures.
A fire at the New Holland Hotel on West Tenth Street displaced UPI-Guesta guests early yesterday. No casualties reported and damage described as considerable.
The Senate grappled with seating Bilbo amid trial motions and partisan fighting. Taylor led a long opposition speech while Baldwin and others took oaths, revealing a chamber split 51 Republicans to 45 Democrats, with procedural gridlock and EastWest clashes over rules and seating.
Milas BK Marguerite Enya, a well known artist from Troy, died yesterday at Eddy Memorial. Daughter of Rev. Edgar A. Wines, D.D., she studied at Emma Willard and New York Art League. During her career she toured Europe, received the Italian Government seal, and became widely known for paintings of Florentine palaces.
The article notes numerous prominent locals, including Misa Enyste surviving relatives and faculty member Cealtix Cayw. A funeral is planned Monday at Freeman residence with John Gana presiding. Interment will follow at Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Bina Malin of Newark N J has returned home after spending two weeks with her sister Mrs. Janes Mellows. Donal Barter Slee was home.
Fred and George were dispatched several months apart after the two brothers worked together for two years. The fragment suggests a reunion or reconciliation in a context not fully detailed.
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