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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
2
Maine endured extreme cold with thermometers dropping to minus 30 in Maine towns. Reports from Worthand and Port Mind note subzero readings across Curtin Mill Jouketland Houlton Greenville Bangor and Fastport, with many areas recording double digit below zero temperatures.
Albany reports a bipartisan move to extend compensation aid to domestic workers employed by a single employer for at least 13 hours weekly, with exemptions and protections discussed. Additional bills consider upgrading state employee wages, road construction oversight, and legal definitions affecting eligibility and proof requirements.
The item lists multiple service members such as Cpl Nelson J West and George Vimber on furloughs or at home, with other names like Peter Wandin Jr and George Dunlop noted. It mentions hospital stays, recent returns from duty, and various family connections, reflecting a wartime homefront update with scattered details and misspelled names.
Waterford Rad and Cun club inaugurates a live trap drive under supervision of the Conservation Department to protect gardens and trees in Town and Lungford. The effort targets injurious pests with traps on private properties, with tampering or theft investigated by officials.
A fragmented notice outlines a Saturday program at Som moe Church of the Ascensiyr Raber alg ae new ander cay with a choir director, a dramatist, and the church choir presenting various acts. It mentions a women’s auxiliary meeting, a trustees’ session, and a reception with a sermon by Rev Wellfred Kindley jr, plus a Rebekah gathering and social committees for a Father’s Night.
A local notice describes a Virginia bar event served yesterday at 630107 30 pm, organized jointly by the Rebekahs and members of Alia Lodge of Odd Fellows. Mes Waller A Moreland led the women’s committee and Alber H Snover led the men’s committee.
Recent visitors and family updates fill a Pete rbury Peters burg region round up. Mr Albany and Mrs Corplinge Sully hosted rela tives. Anson W Pratt couple mourn illness. Wrank Hansen and Mrs Benjamin Powel confined at home. Navy recruit Janes Vo Sibesuica rests at home after two and a half years in service. Fe rer discharged at Boston. Caroline Liem and daughter Mary Anna Prez hosted Rev A Schloop and Miss Louise Schloop at dinner. Congregational Church group faced annual mocking. Colm Wicox family visiting in Troy. Mrs Hartey Niles visiting in Schenectady. Barbara Wilox and Miss Marcy Harris noted. Oak Hill PTA speaker announced.
St Mays team, led by Laurence Fanning and Hutene Aly, defeated Notre Dame 13 to 11 on Tuesday at Heatly School. Key scorers included Anthony Sonty and Teasing Hills for the winners, with captain Norman Wassenberger coaching Heath School.
Fragmented OCR shows a county level notice about a Tuesday tilt event and mentions Samuel Ruspo of Valley Eis vill vrerile S Resyas Gineary, with Carl F Déebyer attorney for Wi Rospa.
Local school and church community notes report a health inspection at the school on 789 yom ta, a lantern detail, and an upcoming event at Wesley Methodist Church. Officers Mr and Mrs Waslunjlun Prat Dhoy are listed as President and Vice President with Jackson Ostynuey as secretary.
Albany vagitta mineral water bath treatment at a New York spa owned hospital is being studied for rheumatic benefits. Dr Walter S McClellan directs a six week program using natural mineral waters and fortified waters plus radioactive baths to treat patients with various rheumatic conditions. The study involves medical and technical staff and volunteer clinicians to provide 18 baths to eligible patients and expand the spa’s therapeutic program.
Sergeant Walter Woodka, 521 Flat Street, returns to duty as deputy sheriff after a lengthy Army service. He served with Military Police and Guardhouse Detachment No 6838 in Givat Brit and at Shepton Mallet England, where US servicemen were confined. John J Foil is named regular deputy sheriff by Shevive Graver.
Cohoes Rotary Club discussed funding and furnishing an ambulance for the hospital at a meeting held at Van Schalek Inland Country Club. Samuel Smith said he is in contact with hospital officials and the ambulance would be accepted once donated. The club forms a committee to continue planning with local officials and Reconstruction in Progress to complete the project.
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