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Readable fragments of text list names, places and phrases with mumbled words and typos. The passage appears as scattered proper nouns and partial lines, delivering no clear event or narrative.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1946
Page
14
Readable fragments of text list names, places and phrases with mumbled words and typos. The passage appears as scattered proper nouns and partial lines, delivering no clear event or narrative.
A dense obituary list highlights diverse individuals linked to a wide local community. The fragmentary text names numerous people and places, mentioning funeral details and private services, with references to streets, churches, and family relations across months and years.
In Rensworth County the Wishing Wells project will begin with four wells placed at key locations to collect donations for polio victims. Funds raised in the county stay locally for care and research while national drives support broader efforts.
Interment announced for Mary Troy Mitthews of Wee Reete and Brewton with services at St Joana Cemetery. The obituary notes her death and mentions connections to several local families and towns. Funeral arrangements list Troy as home and 23 Ninth Street as a reference point.
City officials and volunteers plan a house to house clothing collection through month end. Major organizers and Boy Scouts coordinate door notices and in home visits to boost donations for the destitute, with campus drives and student participation noted.
Fort Edward unit installed new officers led by Commander Leward Dasher and Vice Commander Aaton Pardue. Referred veterans include past commander Edward Post and chaplain Gabriel Lo Sarno, with three-year trustee terms and pledges from several long-serving World War II veterans.
A gathering for venerable growers in Tonssiel County is set for 10 a.m. at the Mainufactiren. Nathan Funk of Troy Lita opens a 1M8 series organized by the County Vegetable consultee Cornell agronomists including W Touhy from New York State College of Agriculture. Topics cover vegetable culture, weed control, and Hortilization practices as experts discuss PDT use and other agricultural matters. A partnership agreement noted by the County Clerk’s office directs David B Berrymin and Maurice Vincent to operate a business in Potermburg known as the Tacogle Inn.
Albany police issued an alert for a suspected burglar who slipped into homes and attacked a nurse, with reports of a break in at Haines and a window entry at 102 South Alten Street. The intruder fled as Miss Ashley Ashore disturbed the scene, while another sighting described a man wandering near View District Street as residents lock doors and await further word.
A report from the A. C. H. groups details a joint installation ceremony with multiple officers and committees. The event includes a reception, formal proceedings, and a banquet at Ye Spanish Amtelle in Hill, with Mrs Abe Goriy and Miss Lebentritt named for roles in the program.
A lecture described India as a country of 400 million living in poverty. The speaker urged action to save Indians from waste of time money and world. The talk referenced grim conditions, urging study of Indian squalor and critique of wealthier nations.
Tuan Wilkes elected master councilor of the Troy Chapter Order of DeMolay at a Lie Mesot Temple meeting. Other officers named include Waller Barrell, Emmest Ke LeVin, Milan on OL, Om Wert scheduled for Monday. The DeMolay hoster meeting announced a quintet and listed numerous chapter members and committee assignments.
About 2000 Troy area employees of General MotorsWestinghouse and related units planned to join a job walkout today. The action stems from wage and union issues with plant management and involved a mix of nonunion and union members facing picket lines and potential work actions through the month.
A crash yesterday near Albany Hospital left Trov Briver unconscious and injured. Police said the driver was traveling north when the vehicle collided with a parked car. he was taken by ambulance to the hospital. The other vehicle’s owner was not injured.
A fragmentary OCR item describes St Josephs Society event with beers and people many unclear names and places, mentioning a final gathering and possible municipal or religious association context. Strong entities include St Josephs Society and Watham. The text is garbled but suggests a local social or charitable gathering with beverages.
The obituary notes Missy Margaret Mearthy, a schoolteacher, died at her residence on Paver Street yesterday. She was mourned by her daughter and colleagues, with services planned near St Pannchy de Soa. The notice lists local contacts and funeral details amid partial fragments.
A local gathering at the Elden Hotel in Tinwa convened to elect and honor firemen officers. The ceremony included a turkey dinner and remarks from Mayor John and others while the board adjourned in respect for recently deceased members.
Mrs Andie L Delaney, longtime resident of Troy, died in New York City after illness. She was survived by her husband, Hat Intsband, and several relatives. The obituary lists connections to St James Hospital and local figures, noting family and residential ties to Troy and New York.
Fragmented report describes an incident involving the State Power Authority with references to attacks, figures, and regional entities. Details are garbled, but mentions power development, bills, and governance questions, suggesting a political or industrial disturbance with limited readable names.
Dissolution actions filed in a regional court show three area marriages ending. Details note custody decisions, support obligations, and interim orders affecting the involved spouses and children. The proceedings reference specific dates, attorneys, and judges guiding the divorce outcomes.
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