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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
13
Fragmented report outlines Hakimi resigning as Iran's premier amid Tehran power plays. Mention of Soviet union mediation and Azerbaijan tensions, with Shah restoration talks and potential new government forming under military and political pressure.
The McCouibe Auxiliary plans a formal installation of officers led by Lila Maway at Young's Mill Mire. Past department president and local officials attended. Mya Besa Cowles chaired, with Mattie Jakin assisting, and refreshments provided under Mrs. Mine Wickware and Mrs. Sul Westell.
A partially garbled July copy reports Taylor expected to reach the Washington office tonight by plane after delays from weather. The note mentions involvement with a Vancouver committee and a pending skateboot issue, with details unclear.
Testimony about a supposed communication from the Mary Apartment to Navy commanders on December 6 fuels cross‑examining questions. Senators press as Murphy cites past investigations and Kimmel frames potential misreadings, while witnesses dispute timing, content, and whether a War Department message or Navy message informed strategic choices before the attack.
Floyd Maxum, 65, supervisor from Ain down af Mirman, was found dead in his stalled automobile on Garnet Lake Road near North Greek. Coroner Jared Glenn ruled monoxide poisoning as the cause, with authorities reporting the body discovered yesterday morning. The report notes a coroner decision issued yesterday in Warren County.
A car crash near the Buobt Chalfant farm left five people injured and the sole survivor was Mrs. Jauther Turgeon a 41 year old Hartford resident. Others named include Joseph Wieimburg Albert Cross Jr and Kenneth Mureesi. Turgeon remained in fair condition with fractures to jaw chest and wrist and was treated at a hospital. the cause and specifics of the accident were still under investigation.
Forming a contracting business under the Powerbrewhip agreement filed in the County Clerk’s office. The venture is led by Du Lalty and John Kral, with Befan Brasher and Salvalova J among others. Operations include Miantle Fish and Wool, and May’s Trucking Service listed in Wateryllot.
Mrs Florence 10 Thayer Rensselaer County 4 H club agents and federation representatives meet at The Wellington in Albany to plan the district federation conference set for early April. Committee members include Donald Labrie Hudson Rhodell Stanton Greenville Ruth Miller West Ladoga Hinbert Arnold North Clinton Paul Thayer and Rahat Dyer Columbia County agents.
Five directors were reelected at the fourth annual gathering of the Troy Cooperative Savings and Loan Association held yesterday at 407 Grand Street New York. Directors named include William G. Koerner Francis A. Xroptor Joseph Goodman Sheldon B. Smith and Byron Keen. Inspectors named are William J. Walsh and James J. Groton. Future elections set for February board meeting.
Col Collin Mae Ras deputy director New York State Veterinary Affairs will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Trey Club. The luncheon closes the Swenday Conference of welfare workers of seventeen vanitch and eleven ellien. Dougins Judgon Ransselaer County commissioner of public welfare will participate at the opening meeting Wednesday morning at The Mondrick Itidwon.
The Menands Veterans Service Committee announced that 200 war veterans will receive $18 each. Treasurer J Ralph Lann reported the funds come from the committee’s $3,000 assets, built from war-time gifts and local contributions, with work including fountain pond and equipment supplied during the war.
UN talks see turmoil as France vows new foreign policy stance after de Gaulle resignation. Russia tensions rise as Britain and the United States push for African mandates and trust arrangements. Debates frame whether Germany and Japan influence any peace agency plan amid upheaval.
Six men were elected as directors for 1946 at the annual meeting of the Security Safe Deposit Co. of Troy. Names listed include Thomas Bonwell Hueyste Grath J Don Welch Lestey Coln Johnny Broderick Charles Frofhatex Karl Ives and Joseph F Conroy. Inspectors of Election were Harold M Lewis and Wilber P LaDue acting proxies. The newly elected directors will meet for organization today.
City Judge James Wo Mdddle at Schenectady granted an adjournment until yesterday in the trial of Kart Keppler a former employee of the Schenectady Welfare Department charged with misappropriation of $7,090. Atty Adam Ogonnw urged minre defy study Cin DM while Keppler free wit wits indicted last September. The Gilbert lot at 41 Main Street Midson Falla will soon become the property of Magotter MacNaughton Post Veterans of Fovolka When of Hudson Fula per an announcement by the post. A campaign is underway to raise $25,000 for erection of Veterans Memorial Home.
A coalition of labor unions from Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Schenectady Montgomery and Washington counties urged immediate legislation to extend unemployment benefits to striking veterans who had no wartime employment. The group plans to meet Governor Dewey and press sponsor James R. Pitkin to fast track the bill, with a conference set for noon at Troy leader Mr Meek’s office and broad support among local unions.
A U S District Court in Washington DC affirmed that radio station WOKO Albany may remain on the air. The ruling upheld the Federal Communications Commission decision granting the station a license under current ownership, with court actions addressing license identity and ownership transfers.
Shannon elected president of the Troy underwriters association at a meeting, succeeding Charles A. Northey of Coles. Other officers named include vice president W. Frank Leversee and secretary J. Allan ViinWie, with directors listed as Tinea A. Ball Plank Johnson J. Somes Metvillan Charles A. Northey John F. Shannon and J. Allan ViinWie.
The Girls Interest Group at St Mark's Mothunat Chore hosted a hot dog roast night featuring a program of songs and a devotional service. The event concluded with the installation of nine officers led by Viola Frown as president and Virginia Wolf as secretary, with Joyea Webty serving as treasurer and a retiring counselor Mra Leslie Curthays.
Cohoes Legion hosts welcome home party at Remsen Street venue for about 100 EB. T. Kvane Post members who served in World War II. Earl McGuirk county commander speaks on service and civilian challenges, presided by Commander Willkine Hirteftins. Supper, entertainment, and auctions follow. Barn dance planned by Trinity Class, First Baptist Church, at Grange Hall with Stanley Boudsoun in charge. Busy Hye AFT Club adds new members. unfinished work due by Feb 6.
New York police halted a plan by Western Union workers to picket using signs reading I AM picketing a Western Union job. The plan, backed by the American Communications Association, would have used mistickets to pressure actions. Police warned no violations would be tolerated as authorities prepared to prevent further demonstrations. The workers, who began strikes on January 7 in protest of a wartime labor decision, claim substantial wage losses amounting to millions yearly.
Osmena was renominated yesterday by the regular wing of the Nacionalista Party to seek the Philippines Chief Executive position at the April 23 election. The Liberal wing nominated Monge Ronis as its candidate on Saturday. Roxas, president of the Senate, apt recall with Osmena after years of past friendship.
Plan outlined for a dinner by the RR Club to be held at the home of Mrs Princes Rann Roth, 10 Blath Street. Announcement made at a club meeting hosted by Mrs Grace Kubine, 4 Ninth Street. Teohork Loanglits was named chair. committee members include Mrs Nid Dufresne and Mrs Nellie McDanail.
Partial readable text discusses a planned parking meter drive in Cohoes New York with references to weather conditions and police involvement. Details are fragmented but indicate municipal action and public safety context.
In Staynes Church, the ceremony united Miss Corinne Vogel and Mr. Joseph Chamberys of Cohoes in marriage. The bride wore a satin gown with a fingertip veil, and attendants in pink and blue gowns accompanied by a large wedding reception at Gavin Hall. Out-of-town guests came from Albany Schenectady and Troy. The couple will reside at 30 Wort Allen Street, Albany.
A head-on collision near Cohoes injured three people including Clarence J. Giaux and Mrs. Ghrauy. Vehicles on Main Street and the crossing at One Yale Street were damaged amid chaotic scenes with occupants evacuated. The accident report cites limited visibility and a misalignment at the railroad crossing as contributing factors.
A contract between Cuhoes Hospital and the United States Waterens Administration provides for emergency preper veborang with air services en connected disability. The agreement was approved after communication to Daniel P. Keefe, coordinator of the Albany County Veterans Service Bureau, from Rep. William J. Byrne. The matter has been pending for some time as advocates pressed for increased veteran hospitalization and expedited changes.
Helen Patten of Albany was elected a member of the Board of Directors of the New York State Nurses Association at a Friday meeting of the group held at the Monty Memorial in Albany. Also present were Mrs. Ann Carlen and Miss Mae Meay.
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