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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
10
Col Hodge returns home on terminal leave after promotion and service in the Army. He is connected with the Laith Quire mantor Group and has ties to the University of Missouri and Harvard. He served with General Whetiie Co before entering the Army and will resume duties with GE in the near future.
Market notes show cabbage supplies continuing to grow with reasonable prices amid steady demand. Eggs and certain vegetables ease in price as production increases, while oranges and lemons reach peak wholesale levels due to recent price controls. Freight car shortages affect potatoes, and onion scarcity persists as local supply remains tight for Army needs.
Edward W. O’Brien, principal, announced that Rexistrapan yfenyuren wishing to enter the kindergarten of School 48 will register on January 28, 29, and 30 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting originally set for today has been cancelled.
In a five year span Troy parking meters produced about $172,880.89 in revenue. Chief Frank Bienn dall, in a report to Commissioner Frank Ames, notes installation grew from 1400 units on Oct 15, 1940 to 1268 in operation. Revenue peaked in 194? with $13,518 for Oct Dec 1910 period and yearly totals vary. October this year shows highest month at $3,020.16.
The funeral of Dr. James H Flynn former health commissioner at Troy was held privately Saturday morning from his residence 193 Pir Avenue and later at SS Augustine Church where a requiem was celebrated by Rev Patrick J Lindon. Delegations from Rensselaer County Medical Association Troy Council and city county bodies attended along with former city health department staff.
Military officials said a raid on a Berlin gambling and dining club yielded about $200 average dinner checks, large cash seizures, and over 100 bottles of illegal liquor. Police from German and British authorities arrived after a warning buzzer failed to announce the raid, with authorities estimating more than 200 similar clandestine hangouts operating.
Manufacturers Bank earned a Treasury Department citation honoring patriotic cooperation with the seven war loan programs and the Victory Loan Campaign. The award was presented under the seal of Secretary M. Vinson and received by the bank yesterday.
The Appellate Division ordered a new trial in Saratoga County Court over a horse sale dispute. Theodore Billey of Mechanicville bought four horses from Bred Grave along Waterford Road, alleging the stallion balked. A jury awarded $355 in favor of Halley, with appeals arguing errors and the higher court granting a new trial.
Ukuk Bolster and family complete a 2500 mile covered wagon journey from Colorado to Albany County. They settled in an old farm house in the Helderbergs near Berne, after braving highways, snow and mud with a four-horse team. Neighbors welcomed them as the four months trek concluded.
Odd Fellows in Hudson Valley will hold a dual event at Leth Street temple this week to mark United Charter Week and the 126th birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship in America. Rev John C Hauenstein of Sand Lake Presbyterian will speak as Grand Master Rasmussen chairs the gathering. New officers were announced by District Deputy Grand Master William Cannell with support from the Schenectady and Rensselaer districts. A dinner and entertainment are planned under Fred Marr Fred Beck and Loviy Grandjean.
Community groups set up collection points at Bamper 4 Foul and Banting Avenues Pimper 9 Peoples Avenue Youu Humpee 12 gud and Sevan Ave for bundles of clothing. All schools and public offices serve as drop sites with two parts of the drive to be gathered. Send a friendly letter to overseas recipients with the clothing secured in a box addressed and pinned for safe handling.
The Patroon Club to fete discharged members with a Thursday banquet honoring those freed by the armed forces. John F Shen, president, leads arrangements with committee members John W. Smith, Marion J. Wheeler, and others. All club members present or recently discharged will attend, with reservations coordinated by a committee member to ensure seating.
The Tacome Valley Parent Tenone Association will meet in Morrow at Spre in the Bers Central School where founders met. Seventh grade pupils perform a skit and Miss Irene Crooker sings. principal A 8 Coppays to speak and a new school song by Miss Irene Crooker. A treasurer will be elected and refreshments provided by local volunteers. The association will seek a lead for teachers and parents at 1:30 PM in the home making rooms.
A morning crash near Raven, New York, killed 18 year old Nall Sutton and injured his sister Alice Sutton 26 and Gordon Ky Fisher 30. Another collision left Theodore Nobles 15 and Helen Weaver 14 seriously hurt when hit by William Rigney 23. Rigney was arrested for operating a vehicle. Coron J Gregory Nealon is withholding verdict.
A guilty plea before Judge Jualica resulted in a $1 fine for Yahiclu amid a traffic incident near Sehmeutidy. Injured pedestrians were taken to Albany General Hospital with multiple injuries reported. names include Mian Weaver and Nobles.
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