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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
13
Fragmented report claims Gilberts survey was vetoed by the Navy Department while lawmakers and investigators examine Kimmel testimony. The piece references prewar warnings, Washington briefings, and marine and naval officials detailing wartime communications and plans amid contested accounts.
Albany police charge two youths from Troy and Watervliet in a $1,000 theft case. Names listed include Finn Garden and others as suspects with hearings set next week in Albany court.
A garbled OCR note references a Jewish community event with tryouts and a planned gathering. Names appear distorted, but the piece suggests a local audition or performance event occurring soon within the community.
A fragmentary account recalls historic urban changes around Broadway and Boardh Streets including a 1891 post office opening, 1936 demolitions, and street paving with granite blocks. It notes shifting storefronts, trees, and a view toward late 19th century Urens pkitinte landscapes, with limited readable names and dates.
Union College will end the wartime rapid schedule and shift to a summer session plan from July to August. A two-session summer term will equal the progress of one normal term, with Navy V-12 programs continuing and a February return for the next term.
State Tax Commission President Alger Le Chipe announced deadline details for corporations and individual taxpayers. About 10 million in estimated payments were due yesterday, with 50,000 business corporations required to settle the balance. The filing window for 2009 refunds closed, and penalties may apply for late payments.
Trop B students attend the Midwinter Conference of Student Christian Union groups of 19 Eastern college in Jamaica, New York Island, Saturday. Rev. Seymour A. Smith presided. James Leo Millwood, former pastor, delivered remarks and youth ministers spoke on vocation and college campaigns.
Abbott tops a New York State Guard rifle range scoring event at Troy Amity range with high marks. Several names appear including Watt, Frederichs, Bernard, Hinhor Bega, and Cameron. The article notes rank changes and a former sergeant being released from command amid the scoring session.
Menands war veterans invite those from both World Wars to attend a meeting at the Menands Municipal Building Fire Headquarters to organize a VFW post. Albany officials will be present to explain procedures and advise veterans. Light refreshments will be served after the meeting.
An informal Lyceum Club committee meeting draft lists attendees including Ted Cantantinel John Pallading Theodora Moggello Anthony Milanese Ren Flanwin and others. Thomas Mancina named treasurer Philly Notto honored member and Mrs Prilae ding led refreshments with details unclear due to damaged text.
The Hoosick Falls chapter opens the March of Dimes fundraising drive under Chair Wotham J Murphy. Coin boxes will be placed in stores and schools with five dime caps, aimed at raising funds this year. Community groups, meetings, and officer installations are listed as part of the campaign activities across the town.
The Troy Burns Club marks the 187th anniversary of poet Moher Burns Seatesh pout with a Saturday event. Attendees will wear Scotliah kilts and celebrate at the octagon dinner. The Highland Trio, Trace Ensemble, and traditional Acottisn ser will perform. Speakers include Marvin editor of The Tray Mecavel Newspapers, with David C. Lithgow as host. Assistants are John D. Campo, James H. Baxter, Robert Uniyubit, and Janes Bowman.
A high pressure front moved across the country bringing colder air and clear skies. Snow from yesterday remained on the ground in places as temperatures slid, with a high of 7 degrees reported in one burgau area and a rapid retreat of lingering warmth yesterday.
East Side Paul Foul Lenka heads the Department of Aeronautics at Rensselaer Poly Institute and will address the community at a supper meeting at 6 30 this evening. Professor Huihe is to undertake a study trip to Europe regarding postwar conditions. ALL men are urged to attend. supper provided by Mrs Webster I Clicker and Women’s Society. Roy J Holt presides. a serial line with refreshments will follow in the club room.
A list of named trustees and church staff including Mrs Kar Sher mah Mrs Bert Button Wired Kappa and Novena Baker. It notes an 4H committee for a project to inspect building windows and costs, with Rev Path A Blend and Edward Baker among those assisting. The document records organizational roles and responsibilities within the church.
The Cohoes Legion plans a new building to serve as meeting quarters for the American Legion post. A committee including Lewnidan, Tandry, Gaplan Maak Hay and Commander William Hutctens ratified plans to acquire land and purchase the Polo Ground site, negotiating the sale of the old building on Oneida Street. The new quarters will be named Legion Memorial.
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The WCA choral group formed ten sing at the Leeeal Christos Vesper will continue work led by Dorothy Pendleton and Mas Bendleton. The Young Adult Do b Aliment encourages new members to join via the Yenepuicn desh or Mink Pendleton and plans an annual tea on January 98 during a YWA gathering.
Jackson Day dinners are planned nationwide on March 23 with President Truman set to speak. National chairman Robert Inningson will introduce him, as Democratic supporters rally for the campaign.
A fragmented text discusses shifts in park control affecting Albany and regional areas like the Adirondack and Catskill parks. Mentions the Legislature and Conservation Department with unclear details about stream conservation and wildlife priorities.
The Navy disclosed seven ships poised in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters. The plan notes one carrier in the Mediterranean and another in European waters, with three in the Pacific and one near the Atlantic coast.
Fragmentary notes describe a faculty reception at a central school with mentions of trustees, attendees, and a plan to honor a person named Riptony amid unclear terms and arrangements. The text is heavily garbled with damaged OCR resulting in partial phrases and misspelled names.
A malformed notice outlines a welcome reception on Monday the 28th to honor cadets or ladies and others, with a formal legal limit. The event includes a 6:30 p.m. reception and dinner for invited guests. Ambrose A Seully is general chair of the committee, with Inente and Floniar A Yossie mentioned in organizing roles.
Fragmented report describes Nazi era medical figure Leonario Cont and SS health chief linked to race purity policies. Details suggest Cont killed himself twenty days before a trial-related event, with authorities unsure of the full circumstances. Cont’s death left questions about the role of U.S. investigators and nearby witnesses in the proceedings.
The R. P. 1 Society inducted five new members at a meeting held at The Hendilet Hudson Thorne. Prof. EB Forsenrdon, former head of the mechanical engineering department, spoke and urged the new initiates to uphold standards. William T. Meks presided as president, with Gene Behn assisting as master of ceremonies.
A garbled appeal requests Cohoosiers to donate clothing and footwear for vulnerable groups including children and infants. It urges sharing usable garments via local drives, shelves, and collections, noting limited funds and stressing need rather than wealth. Minor references mention possible help from organizations and the community to distribute items to those in need.
Mrs Kay Cavosie led a Thursday women’s bowling league night with a high single score of 475. Other top players included Miss Gleason, Mrs Maury Steavehon, and Mrs May Kens, with a list of participants such as Mary Leahy and Glady Cogley noted in the standings.
Nine cases of paenmani were reported in Cohoes during the period. The bulletin notes the last week showed cases among residents at the West Haven area. Also listed were instances of whooning and related conditions among uneisles.
A postponed meeting will be convened at the Las ies Aux y of Catines Honetel be conyiebed in the Noy nent Home Lamar a ha pm. Mr Hashert Tydames, pleaident, will preside alitinge the Jiteniues sede sian.
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