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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
15
Watervliet celebrated wartime labor, honoring workers and employers for contributions to production. Local officials presented merit pins and praised community effort, noting many individuals across firms such as Watervliet Arsenal and related industries.
A school orchestra concert was presented yesterday after moonlight at Wooler High School auditorium. The program featured soloists including Joan Martin, Robert Lane, Baxter Tailise, Parik Catt ding, and Seth UE, with conductor Miss Buruel Galitoy presiding.
A fragment describes a Waters Scouts Phan Communion Breakfast with discussions of merit badges, committee members led by James JF Ralph, and planned activities at a home. It lists attendees including James, John, and other named leaders, noting a meeting at a local residence and plans for future events and ceremonies.
Valente, longtime Naples resident and former grocery owner, died aged about 92. He leaves two daughters and a son, with services to be held at St Bridget’s Church and interment at St Mays Centers.
The session features the head of Banker School addressing attendees at the Tarst Presbyterian church. The event is set for Wednesday at 2 PM with a full house expected and attendance on hand.
Petersburg Lodge held a ritual meeting as officers were installed and elected roles designated. The session included calls to order, ritual ceremonies, and adjournment with plans for future gatherings and a postelection reception.
Obituary recounts the death of Miss McCarthy and notes funeral services conducted by multiple clergy from St Francis de Sales St Marys and St Josephs centers. The piece lists surviving relatives, including siblings and extended family, and describes funeral gatherings at several local churches and cemeteries with several priests and choirs participating.
Baniah Baniah was elected president of the Polish American Club at a recent Kong meeting on Tir t Steel. He succeeds Wiehvet Lewin dowbly who declined other offices. The slate included Willer A Smolicha as president, Joseph J Opt as second vice president, Benjchin dilesks as press urer, John Wodihra as secretily, Alex Wohasper as recouling, and Teddy Set Jismy as captain. Board of Directors named includes ten men. the combined Polish groups will unite to aid returning servicemen. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
The community mourns as several deaths are reported with funeral and burial arrangements. Services are held at various churches, with interments at Prospect Hill and Ovkuoad cemeteries. Names include Helen G MeLioug, Judy King Va Dougel, Marion West, Alice McGoughl, and Reaves from local families. Funeral times note morning gatherings and processions from family homes to churches.
An on the ground report describes a chase and sightings of MPs and GID agents as deserters flee through Paris streets after a mass desertion wave. Descriptions include a hotel pursuit and army papers traded for safe passage, with mentions of patrols, underworld contacts, and ongoing manhunts as authorities pursue the group.
Mrs Melanie Metpersonsan runs a small shoe shop since 1977. She began after wanting to do one needle work and supporting three children. After partners, she carried on alone following the death of Mishand, telling stories through craft and noting that people grow kinder each year.
An odd remark at a Bravil party leads Wayne Melntyre to recall a Tawalang tribute amid a lively gathering. A native claimed the prauy would aln and sparked talk of a flame in Taaiana as the Hfawvlian once fled to Che taga and taught the song to Islamers.
A dense OCR style fragment mixes phonetic spellings and garbled phrases. It references a mysterious word puzzle, linguistic quirks, and a request to send a self addressed envelope for a publication from 1910, mentioning Prante Colby and a Bell Ryle imprint.
A letter from Bishop Alo Res G Ashton Oldham denounces United Nations veto power. He urges Washington to back reforms within the UNO Charter to curb veto use and enhance global governance. The bishop argues that limiting veto power would prevent one nation from blocking world peace and progress.
Mr and Mrs Cla are to meet in Lansingburg this evening at the Jarst Presbyterian Church of Laas. A social event includes tea and refreshments.
Fragmented notes discuss a proposed air route with stops at Danithinwre Wilkes Barre Syracuse Wale Town and Mason NY and Mont added before Colontat Idanpurates. Mention costs legal approvals and a federal role in weather service and radio facilities.
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