08 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
1
John J McGuire Vetclan of eersacy is named to a tax investigator post. The appointment follows military service and ties to governmental agencies. Josaph D Russo recently rose to prominence and is noted in local circles for his involvement in the matter.
A damaged OCR entry records a service member from the Ninth Armored Division aboard a merchant vessel torpedoed near Lagumd. The text notes rescue or recovery five hours later and unclear custody or death near Doglind, with mangled place and ship names.
A reconvened Albany inquiry led by Special Prosecutor Monaghan eyes further sessions as Governor Dewey weighs timing. Reported disagreements on extending the probe and potential legislative action to alter the jury system in Albany County surface as the court considers how to proceed before the next steps in the investigation.
The St Josephs Club will hold a Thursday evening event sponsored by the Board of Miamyers of St Josephs Church in the club rooms at 15 pm. A program includes entertainment and a speaker with refreshments served. Peter J Weldughup plans to attend the South Lod section meeting.
The New York State Police Academy opened a refresher course yesterday in Troy with about four trooper veterans enrolled. Headquarters are at the Magonte Temple with classes held there, led by John A Goffey and Deputy Superintendent George Soule. The program covers federal and state law, criminal procedure, and traffic law, designed for troopers resuming duties after military service.
An Albany County Band of Superstars member, active since 1930, died yesterday at WU Memorial Hospital after illness. Survived by Edward Chules and Jeunes W Britefor, a sister Mrs Rogel, and his son Thard Bridgford. Funeral Thursday at his home in Lark flaedt.
A dense OCR readout lists FS McCarvey among multiple names tied to police and court actions. It references warrants, identifications, and various law enforcement offices and dates in January as part of a broader filing of incidents and proceedings.
Lieutenant Cullahan of Dorchester, Massachusetts, received a commendation for actions in the Pacific during World War II while serving aboard a RoPt unit. The citation lauds his conduct during the Marianas and notes his leadership in signaling, navigation, and operation of communications gear. He has been transferred to the Naval Academy at Annapolis for graduate study as part of a large group of officers reassigned for advanced training.
The Rendle County GOP caucus chose Roy H onible Schaghtlevle to be chair of the board with David W Brnensis Petuesbiut as deputy. The Democratic minority may nominate Kelly Tsgeltth Ward and Eugene HO Lyons for two year terms. Frank Dwyer named deputy sheriff, Witter Smovent named deputy public works head.
A 1912 era report highlights top lifters like Sener Ay and Ube, noting world and national bent press records. It mentions 200 pound lifts, unofficial marks, and the crowded field at the championships with limited international participation since 194.
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists animal names, professions, and items. Clues mix animal types with actions, habitats, and related words, inviting solutions that map to animals and common terms. The grid references hints, with many entries referencing familiar creatures and objects.
A 1944 report describes chemists led by Lie Win at Chemical Go and colleagues in Washington DC and New York testing a compound labeled WIN 11 for malaria treatment. The effort involved researchers from New York University and Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, with screening coordinated by a national resource group.
Nassau filed notices for multiple business names including a Chattawey wide venture and a Puriflie Co. The filings name entities tied to River Street and mainland operations. Willm A Pleabety, president of the MPlotunce Tinniture Co, signed the document.
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