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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1947
Page
11
New York stocks edged higher in a cautious session with several issues advancing. U. S. Rubber, American City, and Santa Fe led small gains while Amusements and Haramount showed mixed results and most rails and industrials held steady.
Bishop Ferdinand F Gibbons announces several clergy transfers in the Albany Catholic Diocese. Joseph A Hayes becomes administrator at Honey's Church while Gaffigan is named pastor at St. Donny's. Robert J Cronin is reassigned as other transfers are detailed.
State Association of Real Estate Boards calls for a definite date to end state rent controls. Officials, lawyers, and realty firms press for clarity and a timeline to remove rent control regulations.
New York market items show prices for eggs poultry and prints with mentions of 1b rols or prints and 1b rols or prints. The piece notes express and truck receipts near 860 cases and a savings report citing 9 million savers and investors plus a hotel investment of 95 million in late 104d.
Adjournments in two cases were taken as court met yesterday with a third case postponed. John Porter, 43, Auburn Prison inmate, charged with endangering the morals of a child, was continued without bail at defense request. Anne Munhall sought time to obtain counsel before petit larceny trial. she was remanded to county jail. Bartholomew Galligan’s reckless driving case was adjourned to Friday to arrange damages payment for property damaged in a Monday collision on 12nd Street.
Troy officials report a bright outlook for construction in 1047 after demolishing 126 hazardous structures since 1046. Superintendent Durl Knaupp cites ongoing plans for about 40 more dilapidated buildings to be removed and a total construction program near 900000 dollars awaiting government control lift, including 27 new residences in 1046 valued at about 800084 dollars.
The article outlines the conversion of dwellings into four apartments and possible wholesale building changes across the city. It mentions Kresge Co enlarging River Street space to absorb a neighboring store and plans to connect through door openings. Mr Knaupp drafts a new building code and suggests revising electrical finance ordinances and licensing builders to reduce hazards.
Regent William Leland Thompson was elected to succeed the late Rowland B. Woodward as vice chancellor. Thompson, a board member since 1927, begins a second term expiring in 1951. He presides over John Thompson Sons & Co. in Troy and has led school boards associations and college boards in New York.
The body of 1947 Allen Cleorge McLean arrived at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Mowswan in Greenwich late Thursday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 00 PM at St Pauls Episcopal Church with rector Av A W Abraham in charge. McLean entered service in 1945 trained at Camp Crawford Fort Benning and overseas for a year at time of death. He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Forrest Colby and Mrs Harold Pettys and one brother Thomas McLean all of Greenwich. Interment will be in Greenwich Cemetery.
A parent-teacher association named a nominating committee at Fathers Night to offer a slate for the March election. Members include William Fl. Tweady, Jon Lavery, Mrs. William Vicecy, and Mrs. James B. Lloyd. Plans also set for a Rame party at the school on Feb. 1. Miss Helen Tatum announced a film strip machine for the event.
A distorted line reads that four persons were purchased by the association and presented to the school as part of an educational program. Details, dates, and identities are unreadable, leaving the exact action and scope of the purchase uncertain.
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