This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
16
Fragmented OCR text shows obituaries and memorial references, with scattered names and ages. It mentions individuals like Mather Fistie Dunaglaan and others, plus dates and places, in a batch of memorial and local notices.
Fragmented obituary notes and brief notices mention deaths, interments, and public announcements across communities. Names such as Saint Agnes Cemetery and various locals appear with scattered details of funerals, memorials, and interment dates. The text references several individuals by surname, dates, and places, reflecting a dense, period newspaper style.
A fragmented review of a Verdi opera performed at Music Hall notes soprano dominance by a lead, with supporting roles by Georges Ghely and Alfredi. It mentions scenes of love, betrayal, and a climactic duel, praising the dramatic moments and vocal craft amid a busy, slightly incoherent account.
A garbled OCR segment lists diverse names such as Vib UY OY ind dad Py Wy and many scattered entities including Times Venn Symnt ett udm and Matsos Church. It reads like a collage of people places organizations and events with no cohesive narrative or clear incident. The readable bits hint at local figures and venues but lack a central news item or dates.
A dense report notes Lansingburg teachers and state leaders discussing back pay and endorsements. Key figures and committees in New York State debates are highlighted, with references to governor involvement and anticipated action on settlement terms.
A family court in Tennessee yesterday awarded a father one day of custody of his infant daughter. The decision, made under the guardianship provisions, named the mother and her relatives as involved parties. The order directs the child to reside with the father on a designated day, while the mother retains other parental rights. Court documents indicate ongoing supervision and further hearings to determine long term arrangements.
A fragmented clipping mentions overcrowding and delays affecting bus service. It references a plan to remove or replace buses, with unclear details about responsible parties and outcomes. The text includes disjointed phrases about deliveries, orders, and a new Beet CVG EEG, indicating a chaotic report of transport disruptions.
An Auxiliary District meeting was proposed with new leadership and committee assignments. Attendees included Mad son Mohawk officials and Serio Street residents to discuss decoration and event planning for the upcoming session.
Veterans advocate groups discuss pay scales for UNL cited posts with concerns over low wages. An audience at a public meeting referenced proposed benefits and future actions, including potential wage adjustments and policy reviews by authorities.
Local venues announce a series of exhibits including works by Hawthorn Tongfellow Mininming Mandean and other artists. The shows present paintings lithographs and prints across multiple galleries in Valleys en York with dates slated this May.
The Samaritan hospital reports a moderate expansion plan citing patient care needs. The board votes nine new trustees including Williston Steiny, Waren Aithiny, Ho Wellington Do Hos Mahan, Bakar, and Taindrey Me Gheaney, to five year terms while revising the hospital formula on bed capacity and staffing.
A fragmented obituary style notice mentions a court case and community debate over child welfare, referencing a judge proposing rights for children and related civic discussions. The piece weaves in local names, places, and dated events, highlighting the ongoing concern for child protection and state guidance within a broader community context.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a man named John Pile aged 39 in Kensetae area, with references to crane operations, cable breakage, and a police investigation. The text is garbled but indicates a hospital or medical facility involvement and a secured case handled by authorities.
A probate matter was heard yesterday in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court involving a deceased individual and estate of personal property. Mrs Saein Mo Pitts widow Be vil Mas Prather distrainities the font children Frank tf Pity mf Nissan Stilioe MPCs of Ad hiny Mi Chardelle brersth at Winkston aul Myre Onye Currie of Nis The AUpneys far 1h HIROSE Fa Ma Psesser Sunt Ho Wenner of Allriny
Fragmented OCR text mentions Girl Scouts and a polio fund drive with unclear phrases. It references Troy, activities, and teams covering events, with partial notes on planning and a death mention. The readable bits center on fundraising by Girl Scouts for polio and a community effort.
Planning groups press school progress through district reforms. Charles Connally leads interim measures while principals and teachers coordinate new programs. The board adopts pilot initiatives expanding student activities and after school offerings to improve overall education.
A garbled OCR note references Paine leaving a post at the YMCA and naming a successor. It mentions Troy YMCA, Maine Young Men’s Christian Association, and surrounding areas including Presque Isle and Penobscot. The text is fragmented, but indicates a transition of duty and future posts.
Reported a cold start with a strong wind and temperature swings. Observers noted subfreezing readings in some areas while others saw a rise toward the teens and low twenties. Forecasters warned of a sharp cold front and a lingering wintry feel across the region.
A conference board outlines ideas to upgrade state roadways including land purchases for reforestation and broader funding use. The document stresses expanding road improvement programs, emergency provisions, and careful land use in secondary road projects across the state.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.