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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1947
Page
13
Former Troy businessman Ad Albany Kuatharsiyin, age 58, was found by the Wolferta' onal Country Club pond Saturday. Authorities said he might be seeking death by drowning. Coroner Harry J Wanda of Albany ruled no foul play suspected.
County withholds decision as Albany and Yreoughous lie in wait. Dugas, president of Inferalivity Plantibe Ing Supply Co, linked to the case. Preliminary inquiry shows Ma Ruch may have fallen into the pond after a Saturday noon gathering at the club. Detective work focuses on the club area near the north pond. Rugh was an Albany banking official and community member with ties to the M.G.A and local clubs. He is survived by his widow Rexate Sue. a Navy son James Rugh Jr.
Waterford Independent Rowing Loiruu holds its mid season banquet at Wunichatck Island Country Club, Gohnes. Charlea Baker named chairman, assisted by Robert G. MacHattie J. Brewster Weight and Bill Matteson. The league's top teams, captained by Wilant ulsun Luonayd Sellaow and Robert MacHaffle, each posted 20 wins and 26 losses in the first half. Separate matches and events at St Marys Alleys and local churches are scheduled through the week with various honors and services.
The piece argues tenants sacrifice to save homes amid high taxes and costs while blaming landlords for failures. It contrasts tenant comfort with owner burdens, cites abusive tenant behavior, and says landlords would not ring bells at 3 am. It concludes tenants hate the landlord despite effort.
In the years after 1039 youth prospects seemed brighter with many gainfully employed. Meanwhile Europe faced dark, stormy times as war rumors spread, affecting daily life and outlook.
Odd Fellows Lodges and affiliated orders schedule installations at the Diamond Rock Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. dulla Biobly presiding. officers to be installed with Walter W. Albright to report. A social and initiatory degree ceremony planned. other groups meet midweek with grand officers attending.
In Rensselaer McHugh is said to have been attacked after a tavern argument at closing time. The body was found about 250 feet from the Blue Goose along railroad tracks. Rector McIntyre, a 45 year old Albany man, and others are identified as witnesses and potential suspects. Autopsy by Dr. Padaliai and Dr. Wood aided by local police and investigators.
A 1941 wartime recollection urges civilians to back veterans as they adjust to postwar life. The speaker recalls enlistment, wage shifts, and the push for immediate cash relief while veterans seek organizations to secure benefits and rights for a better world.
A Lizard Airliner Misa Luzon crashed while attempting to reach the Philippines after a storm, forcing survivors to spend 24 hours in three life rafts before rescue by the US Army transport Gen. Colina near Bangui Bay. 36 survivors reached safety as five remain missing. Separately, a commercial transport plane bound for Guernsey landed safely in France after missing near the Isle of Wight. In the US, a two-seat Pirate biplane crashed near Vat Dyke outside Detroit, killing two Army Air Forces veterans aboard.
Funeral services for Harry F Tibbetts 41 of 8 Griffin Avenue Fort Edward will be held at 9 am tomorrow from Wright Funeral Home East Street Fort Edward Rev H Russell Barker of St James Episcopal Church Edward will officiate Interment in Sloansville. He collapsed after attending a Local 332 CIO United Electrical and Radio Workers meeting at the Masonic Temple Fort Edward cause of death coronary thrombosis surviving wife son George Tibbetts Aberdeen Md four sisters three brothers many grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews
A fire started from an overheated iron at 449 Tenth Street Saturday afternoon and was extinguished by Troy firemen after a bay alarm from the corner of Middleburg and Tenth. The iron was left on an ironing board in the first floor apartment of Arraind Thyel, building owner. The second floor is occupied by Robert McCormiels.
MacArthur Circle Ladies of G A T hold their annual installation of officers and banquet tomorrow evening at Troy A.irs. Maude Kent, president, will preside.
Mayor John AbewrA leads a Knights of Columbus visit to Hillside Behval with a Thursday night party. Veterans, officials, and clergy attended as Rev. Mulcahy and Rev. Riley addressed attendees. The event included gifts of a basketball and volleyball for the boys and home children, with presents of candy.
Police reported a shed in the yard at SR River Street near Quandt Brewery collapsed early yesterday morning striking the southeast rear of the building at 860 Hiver Street. It is owned by Mrs Lydia Harrington and occupied by Mrs Grace Rosenberger on the first floor. Three panes of glass were broken but no one was hurt.
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