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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1947
Page
12
Cohoes Common Council adopted an ordinance setting the state and county tax levy at 199 180 00. The 1916 levy was 199 181 20, with an expected increase of about ten cents per thousand in assessed valuation. The council authorized borrowing 100000 in anticipation of tax collections. Attending were George P. F. Uitradenw and other local officials.
Blueh lead Reds at Cohoes in a rough scrimmage with ELW as the lineup shows Walllant Qsoyer 21 70 poms Leo Weldot 1148 Joseph Water howe 1070 and Ro VYandes 1850. Go Mayo 100 percent and Schotferd 47200 Gaot ak Cangas POO John Ciltord ar participate.
An Andrew of Count Street Catholic Daughters of America faces conviction tonight for acts linked to Columbia gialtes. Mrs Ann Gitin of Teenselner will attend. crowd press slated at Clink Gitila SP. Local attendees and clergy prepare for a solemn Teqileay service at St. dosh cemetery tomorrow morning.
Accident delayed a Cohoes reunion as families gathered at a home in New York to celebrate multiple generations. The event honored survivors and included close relatives such as Mr and Mrs Mark Keune, Pearl Bahne, Rexford descendants, and many named attendees. A dinner and program followed a day of fellowship and reminiscence.
Obscure club notices report the Fellowcraft Club of Cinhoew Todkge FF & AM to elect officers tonight. Edward Llanpel presides as plans for entertainment unfold in temple wing with various committees and church events listed amid a lengthy obituary and funeral notices section.
Four employees at the Cohoes postoffice who are World War II veterans have had job changes. Jan Pender was transferred from outie duty as a supervisor to the position of clock. Joseph Kealy advanced from substitute clerk to regular clerk and Edward Maney moved from substitute engineer to regular carrier. An upward salary adjustment was made for William J. Dixon upon his return from Navy service. Posts across the city have been rearranged to improve service efficiency.
Cohoester chosen secretary of the Albany County Board to fill the unexpired term of the late Valentine Consort or Bessette on the republican commission. Henry II Bessatte of 30 Lancaa is named to the post for a two year term in 1941.
Paula Weldon, 18, a student at Burlington College, has been missing since Sunday. Authorities reported a large search is ongoing as state troopers and investigators pursue leads.
A former aide to the Navi Ministry of Justice reportedly hanged himself yesterday in Nuwinbing Tail, becoming the fourth highrank Navi official to die by suicide. Westphal and Otto Genre Therick Hat Jes are named among other figures linked to the ministry in wartime accusations.
Two per ans who were biker al OF MAHAL Were pommel to Aloe hospital hy adie polun over Ure 1 weekend Niehalay Miia 32 of 103 Marts Avenue was bonyived to the Sneuatin Hospilal ehuilly be fore 8 Am yesterday when Were coverted an injuy to the tert font.
The Eight and Forty Salon will meet tonight at 8 p m in Noble Culthan Post American Legion hall chaired by Mrs Mary Stevens. A social hour will follow the business meeting and a Luncheon will be served under the direction of Mrs Drin Mesieck.
Photographic Society of Troy will hold a Wednesday meeting at 7 pm to elect officers. Charles Cohen, the society president, will oversee the election followed by entertainment and a social gathering for members and friends.
Brotherhood announces a regular meeting day to install new officers. The event will be held Wednesday at 8 PM in the vestible rooms of Beth Israel. Rabbi Cohen will deliver the invocation. In Athens, unrest is reported with a violent incident in Plaka area. Vincent Monforte, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Monforte of 260 Madison St, has enlisted in the Maine Corps and heads to Camp Lejeune for boot training.
Fog delays a Navy air search near Antarctica for a group of nine personnel missing since a crash. A PBM Mine plane led by Roosevelt Sea and James Wo Lilsworth vanished after lifting off from Pine Island. Weather worsened, hindering rescue efforts as hope waned for survivors.
A man faces charges in a case involving an alleged assault on Patrolman Raymond O Bryan and another officer. Police report the incident occurred during a patrol in the county area, with officers securing a suspect who was arrested for public intoxication and placed in custody at the county jail awaiting morning processing.
British troops and civilians were injured as a train on the Cairo to Palestine route suffered a sudden incident near Bunko 29 miles north. The crash involved passenger cars and several coaches, with casualties among soldiers and civilians reported.
Ronald J Dunn OFM, chaplain of the 5th Infantry Pacific campaign, visited LOuth Men members. An informal open forum at the Trey Armory Saturday evening featured Dunn during a retreat journey to Luton, outlining program aims and regional events.
About 250 youths attended the monthly dance hosted by the Coba Chiti at the Troy Boys Club. Organizers included Dowaniek Geramtang and Trank Wigneile with music and decorations supplied by local lenders.
New York detectives pursued Alphonse Rocco after a bizarre camera shooting of his former wife at a crowded holiday dame Square subway station. Officers headed upstate toward Oneonta and Albany, aiming to intercept a man resembling Rocco driving a splen herma Bruna vehicle in the foothills of the Catskills.
Two young women were freed on vagrancy charges after attesting their conditions to Detective William J McGrane and Plainclothes Michael J Kane. Judge Thomas Q. Conno directed police to inspect the women’s personal property and relocate Anna to her pertinent home.
The government plans to raise revenue by increasing cigarette prices. Tokyo authorities target higher taxes on tobacco products. Current price per pack is 2 yen and 25 yun, with higher rates expected across products. National policy aims to curb consumption while boosting state income.
Rev George Berens assumed the pastorate of the Reformed Church at Greenwich yesterday. He recently accepted zeal from the church and had served several years as pastor of the Reformed Church at Port Kingston. Mr Herens succeeds the Rev Herbert J Guth who left Greenwich in September to lead the Presbyterian Church in Ganajohaue.
A doomed airliner diverted toward New York after fuel problems and radioed an emergency landing at LaGuardia. The craft landed near Albany amid a snowstorm, crashing 190 yards from a runway edge. Police confirmed two dead, several injured, and crews worked through the night as details remained murky.
The Chinese education ministry will establish philosophy colleges at national universities within the next year to train future thinkers. One college is already in place at Punan University, with Nanhar, Yangshih, Canton, Anhwer and Chekring also slated to open. Courses will cover both Western and Chinese philosophy, and universities aim to recruit scholars who have advanced China’s philosophical development.
Protestants in Spain seek international backing to gain freedom to teach, publish Protestant literature, and run Protestant schools. They claim Catholic dominance limits funding, bans civil marriages for baptized Catholics, and restricts Protestant worship and education under Franco era laws.
A Vatican prelate stated the Holy See would not oppose Spain’s move toward religious tolerance while preserving Catholic primacy. He noted Catholicism as the state religion in some places and highlighted tensions between church doctrine and broader civil rights for Protestants. The address referenced U.S. constitutional guarantees and said enforcement varied over time amid Spain’s reforms.
Mead slated to depart for Washington for a cabinet post, with reports he will meet President and discuss the national administration. He will likely leave this week, with a formal statement expected after talks with aides and officials.
Memorial gifts honor a son named Pyy Joly Baio Ganok associated with WAMNA Nas and a military unit linked to a hospital effort. The piece mentions veterans administration activities, a shrine to a contested island, and war service details, including references to the Marine Division and a hospital workforce plan.
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