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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
12
A brief card of thanks expresses appreciation from a Tamiy of TL community group for support and condolences. The message mentions local names and institutions, reflecting gratitude toward families, teams, coaches, and the broader county and state networks.
An OCR scrambled death notice mentions a funeral near Brimwood Cemetery and references Fry WHeedaek and Taleinecat. The fragment cites names, locations, and a burial context with unclear dates and many garbled terms.
A highly garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms across multiple lines. It mentions St Mary, May, and various personal names, with scattered references to locations and events, but no coherent narrative or clear news item.
Weather reports show a sharp cold snap with scattered snow and rising temperatures later. Albany Weather Bureau predicts no major storms today with light to moderate snow flurries possible in some areas. The weekend forecast trends cooler than normal, with record low readings reported in several cities. Veterans will hold meetings in town rooms to discuss spinal injury topics.
A reception celebrated Bishop Scully with more than 80 parishioners in Troy Area. Father Kelly’s farewell marked the event as leaders praised his service and welcomed Bishop Scully with musical selections and gratitude for guidance to the church community.
YMLCA officials and staff returned from a regional conference with notes on membership, leadership shifts, and upcoming activities. Speeches highlighted youth groups, council efforts, and renewed focus on clubs and professional development.
In a blaze reported at 90 Second Avenue the fire department contained the flames to a late jammed area of the building owned by Ren Livi. Fire caused only light damage and no injuries were recorded.
A Househyer Polytechnic Institute professor led the Army’s atomic bomb research division with heavy contributions from others across laboratories and universities. The narrative details Bassett and colleagues Walter Bauer and Relind Walker returning to academia after wartime scientific duties, outlining project scope, coordination, and the extensive network involved in developing practical materials and processes for the Manhattan Project.
A fire damaged a Second Street dwelling shortly before noon yesterday at 214-222 Second Street. Firemen battled the blaze for almost an hour using two hose lines, with the upstairs area evacuated and no final damage estimate given. The home is owned by John Suppone, and residents Robert Henry and Mary Wish occupied the second floor.
Two prisoners were removed from a destroyed house near Ballston Spa after a fatal blaze. Donald Pinch, 24, and Adelia, 20, perished from smoke and gas after an explosion at the home owned by Mig Vithel. Deputy sheriff investigated for Sayutegs County shaping the case, with inquiries into possible accident.
Ten High Point men concluded Navy service in a local ceremony. Named individuals include Robert C. Gien, Mage Mult Daley, Pontius, and Edward AS Wa jtimaron among others, with several listed from Cohors pmik Jitu Wy and Larkins of Renssrtaes. The report notes a discharge and area recipients, reflecting post service recognition.
The body of Louive De Chante is being exhumed in Saratoga County to aid a new probe into her death. Officials led by Acting Moraner Di Inoeph Kites anticipate further results, with exhumation conducted Saturday under moderate supervision as authorities seek whether the slaying occurred at her Lonely home.
The Burns Club marked the poet Robert Burns birthday with a banquet and program featuring speaker Dwutht Marya, editor of She Renowd News Papers, who spoke on Burns and Scotland. David Lithgow, president, and entertainment by the Albany Harmonic String Lagamble with the group performing humorous numbers and a violist session. Notables included Miss Nejen Wo Mehinstiy, president of Stussell Sige College, and several Albany attendees.
World War II veteran and former welfare clerk Colin Frank Laversee is confirmed to return to his account clerk role at the Welfare Bureau on Poly Vi Rud Tad Street. The decision, supported by veteran advocate Col. Foyer and confirmed by the department head, awards him the former position with a $1,320 annual salary.
A two year old plunged through an uncovered pool cover at the edge of a home yard and drowned. Police say the child fell into a concrete pool area through a hole in a lid during a sump and sand cover incident.
Two hundred employees of the Champlin spinning mill in Whitehall share a benefit totaling 66 700 dollars. The fund provides payments after accidents or death, with individual shares varying. Beneficiaries receive a portion of the total amount based on eligibility and length of service.
A car crash near Troy left four men dead as the vehicle struck a tree. Emergency crews transported two others to hospital with severe injuries. Autopsies were conducted, with investigators awaiting further results. Relatives were notified as authorities prepared funeral plans.
Trustees named for new terms discussed temple affairs and programs. Rabbi Gutman pronounced the inspection and plan for the election of officers at the end of the session with Sunday February 9 noted for the next gathering.
A vehicle collision occurred in front of 499 Paurth Stevet vessels, with two men injured. Witnesses Riesell Vincent of 342 Month Street and Stunts Ronimiave of MA Irowich Street reported the incident. Emergency responders attended as bystanders provided scant details.
Taylor returns from hearings in Hawaii to Loon Polydor amid political maneuvering. The report details pending decisions by the Manse of Regia and a projected lease in San Pianelara Lud with potential implications for territorial status and governance.
The Second Service Command will inspect the Troy Guard tonight with Governor Greene and Capt Donald B dison among attendees. Col Wo Prank Leversee and staff host a 6 pm dinner at the Troy Lun Office, as detachments and the band prepare for an 8 am inspection of guards, equipment, and records.
A veteran physician in Hadenn Kalla ends his medical practice after years of service. He plans to rest with his son and wife, leaving his Wake Up Wis residence for new arrangements.
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