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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
16
Albany officials approved a 625000 grant for an ETS school project to expand facilities and increase enrollments. The two million dollar program funds will hire seven instructors, boost veteran student enrollment toward 250, and expand campus operations under state and federal coordination.
The testimony covers discussions of Navy Army alert levels, proposed transfers of battleship divisions, and President Roosevelt's involvement. It notes objections to moving ships to the Atlantic, the role of Lt Gen Waller, and comments on the effectiveness and readiness of naval forces amid signaling, identification, and patrol language issues.
Report shows Albany Schenectady and Amalgamated Meat Cutters fear two weeks of bacon and other cuts due to a strike at packing houses. Armour workers not affiliated. Wilton and Co. noted. drivers at some plants on strike. Independent unions vow continued shipments as supplemental supply planned from packing houses.
A fire at a Pawling Avenue location near Winter Street damaged the second floor and sea area, forcing crews to cut through corns and walls. Police detail led by Chief Drank B Kendall coordinated with firefighters as interior remodels and fumes were checked. Responders provided coffee to officers and residents while the fire was brought under control.
Foreign War Veterans plan a major push for a World War II bonus. The National Temporary Committee of the Veterans clubs of Laren Ware backs a proposal now before lawmakers. Committee members urge posts to support a $9,000 adjusted recommendation while seeking action outside Congress.
The text portrays a chaotic wartime hearing with remarks about Navy actions, a suspect retreat, and calls for citations. It references March 1912 events, the Navy, a committee reply, and various officials including Secretary Kuo and President Roosevelt, with discussions on the conduct of war and public disclosure.
General Bradley and officials discuss locating veteran administration offices in Western New York and New York City regional offices. The plan aims to ease veteran services, with talks on office space, personnel, and avoiding political bias.
A fragmented report from Cohors Modern outlines a meeting about education logistics. Mentions names Mixfaeld Vincent and Mik Riymond and notes a scheduled observance day and parent involvement. Details are garbled but indicate a school committee or group discussion with planned activities.
Piano students will perform a recital tomorrow at a local studio. Miss Blaine Velie and Mr Jon Clowry lead the program featuring works by Wagner and Mendelssohn with soprano solos and student selections across classical pieces.
Cohoes pastor Rev. J Rivitonk urged the Rotary Club to pursue interdependence over independence, urging world citizenship and a united effort to solve global problems. He cited Washington, Wilshire, Roosevelt, and the Declaration of Independence, calling for a program of world peace and cooperation. The event included notices of a Valentine party and Dudis Night plans, with committee members listed.
The Fourth Degree Knights 104 Cohoes prepare a social gathering at Remsen Street venue with a meal and prayers. Anthony Pon and Thomas Walley lead the organizing group with Burns and Dawis Moweenu credited for the machine assistance. The meeting, conducted by Joseph Walls and Harry Chiekes, includes memorial prayers and a post event reception at the Len costa Street residence.
In a Valley town over a winter spell, many visitors and residents hosted and attended events. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Maelarte at NLoek Greetibus Sunduvy and guests from Waterbury Gon and Elim who visited Miss War paret and Mis Pinnk Grexsis at Dismemeary.
A corrupted OCR text fragment lists composers and works in unclear order. It mentions Chopin pieces and a sonata with stray terms, possibly indicating a music program note or catalog entry with multiple misspelled titles and contributor names. No coherent event or date is discernible.
A Cohoes couple married Sunday in St Anne Glazed church. The bride wore a sky blue gown with white roses and carried a bouquet. the groom wore formal attire. A reception followed at the couple’s home with guests from New York and surrounding areas.
Terence A Reeves former Cohoes fireman and longtime member of the Cohoes Tie Department died suddenly at home. He served twenty years and was active in St Bub maids Church and the Holy Name Society. Survivors include his wife, several siblings, and nephews. Funeral services will be held at Saint Agnes Cemetery Cohoes with burial at a later date.
The Cohoes Club will hear Mrs Abbott at the Smittie Clubhouse Saturday at 9:30 in the morning. Speakers include Rev Go Ashion Gita and others from Albany while Miss Edwied F Miron and Mr Dake S Carpenter are listed among presiding and attending officials.
Members of the evolving Colunbus choir group will host a social event on Eight Muoatay eb 74. Guests will include Parente af Ure and other invited members as they gather for a ceremonial observance.
Officers of the Cohoes Drum Corps select leadership amid a lively meeting. Members discuss plans, initiate elections, and organize future events as community figures observe. The report notes names and local addresses, with brief remarks on committee assignments and duties.
A garbled local notice lists fifty one Cohoes men assigned 1-C draft status amid scattered names and places. Several surnames and institutions appear in fragmented form, with no clear dates or actions beyond the designation of classification.
A fragment from a Cohoes Police event mentions installation of Donohue and a dinner with attendees including officers and officials. Names such as Joseph Ro Pitot Tipalmin and Stephen Carpenter appear amid unclear phrasing and location references on Washington Avenue and related events.
The Cohoes Mothers Club hosted a card party event with prizes and refreshments. Members of the events committee included Mrs John Petton, Mrs Guus Mie, and Mrs Aber Leoles, with plans to conduct a simul program and announce later winners.
An obituary notes the death of a former Cohoes resident in Canada. The notice lists unclear lines but indicates the deceased had ties to Cohoes and died after a long illness. Details on date and exact location are unreadable in the fragment.
Cohoes announces night classes for veterans with support services and evening sessions. Superintendent Griffin Connors states thirty veterans enrolled and the program will cover commercial subjects and science, taught by instructor Liam Siro. Classes meet Monday evenings with a planned bond approval for education funding and expected participation from other utilities and community groups.
Cohoes Hospital Group elected Mie Percy Le Mosne as president of the Taske Ausilhery at Cohoes Hospital. She succeeds Mie Herbert. Officers also include Ms Lows Te Snowy as first vice president and Wal dam Buyin as second vice president with Mrs George Fo Worlime Lavour assisting. Reports for the year were still in draft as the session adjourned after outlining plans for the membership tea and a social period following the meeting on Tuesday, December 12.
A Cohoes council meeting outlined forthcoming degree conferrals and ceremonial plans. Local officials, including William J Trombly, will preside as delegates attend the ceremony at Albany on the scheduled Sunday under the council’s authority.
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