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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
2
A fragmented 19th century recount details a circus escape and stampede at Troy ending in property damage and injuries. Names like Mephints and Mephists appear alongside victims in Ontario Canada during Aug 1882, with totals cited for damages and lawsuits.
Rev George E DeMille of Green Island has authored a book about the Episcopal Church’s early growth and mission to the Mohawks in the 18th century. It traces pre Revolutionary decline, revival, and the current Albany Diocese structure with parish sketches and church figures.
Club Contaths hosts a March of Dimes drive to aid victims of paralysis. Members of Toawnsend ClubNa hosted a fundraising event with Doantind Rock Fall Frdix featuring music and refreshments to support the campaign. The effort highlighted the disease and the annual health program.
Telegram from Vix Depart ment informs Huntley Bissell son of Mr and Mrs Harold S Basel of 18 Desson Avenue died Monday at a naval hospital. He attended school and was a member of St Philips parish. Parents note his loss and state his father is Reid Pissell of this city.
Monaghan special prosecutor for the Albany County Probe can resume his post as New York County District Attorney if he desires. Spokesman Alty Frank S. Hogan and Brillo deny reports that Monaghan would prosecute the retrial of Chites H Mullens, Albany former assistant deputy state comptroller, and Wallies Solomon in bribery tied to state contracting. The spokesman explained the special prosecutor has been on leave of absence from the Albany assignments and is not yet returned.
A riot at Dachau detention camp as deportees protested repatriation to the Soviet Union. About 271 Russians were released from the line and 21 injured were sent to the camp hospital after a clash between guards and nearly 300 displaced persons.
Vinoytud Hiven Vass, noted printer and publisher of the tale, died at his home Friday after suffering illness for several years. He was a prominent figure in local publishing and had long served the community with his work.
The annual jail report compiled by Tatler Wien D Horton shows deputies logged 36,613 miles for county vehicle use, an increase of 191 miles from the prior year, with 3, and 4 persons confined in the jail and 873 arrests in the 12 months. The report details deputy activity, arrests by offense, and property seizures valued at 83784, with deputy Lewis V Griffin leading tasks in the civil department.
Readable fragments indicate Troy Country Club held its annual meeting to elect officers and act on amendments. Board candidates included Willan, Mo, Connos, Bang, Howells, Littell, Matthews, Lindsey, Thompson, Lewis, Rowle, Stevenson, Connor, Stone. A buffet dinner and dancing followed. verdicts related to a civil suit were returned no action.
Supreme Court set to hear tax cases arising in Rensselaer County during special terms each third Friday from January through June. Appellate division notes that parties may file a note of issue and await trial date fixed by the presiding justice with referees possibly appointed for hearings.
A garbled OCR word puzzle page fragment appears with scattered letter groups and partial clues. It mentions locations, names, and numbers in a jumble, offering little readable context or solvable hints beyond stray letter sequences and stray capitalized terms.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a robbery and a suspect described as a robbed person with sides around a figure. It references search hints and a list of items including weapons and a mother rabbi, with scattered numbers and phrases.
Two suspects, Woller Haldukind and Robe Hart Bagly, appeared in Albany Policy Court on charges related to a series of dormitory bedroom thefts and a stabbing at a local college. Police said one suspect, a twice convicted felon, allegedly planned the crimes with officers noting the university campus incident involved students arriving on campus wearing certain attire. The men were held at Albany County Jail awaiting next Friday’s hearing as the district attorney and police chief described the case and affiliated operations by campus officers.
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