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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
17
A Cohoes alumni gathering featured speakers Rev William Le Martin and Rev William Brennan. The event highlighted wartime experiences and included remarks by Rev Peter Smith and district figures, with several perkers and a sleclion motion.
Cahoes Bank announces officer changes following a board meeting. James A Seall is named treasurer, George W Mumphreys remains secretary, and Wrin B Wriptot assists as assistant. The death of James Nacoy Seumfit prompts a review of leadership as the bank plans duties at its main offices in Cahoes Street.
In Oxford a VA action grants $175.00 to aid American ex servicemen and their families. The teleconference with VA and State Department officials discussed subsistence payments and asylum for nurses and adjutants amid displacement claims involving Athens veterans and Oxford University affiliates.
The Cohoes YWCA elected ten new directors including Mia Ralph, Elmer Sule, Raymond MacKay, and Grace Stowell. The meeting on Mohawk Street was chaired by Mrs Chao A Notthoy with 70 attendees, a pastel decorated supper served, and a $14 fundraiser for the National YWCA Reconstruction Band.
Communist backed Ademar Barros leads in Sao Paulo State elections as conservatives hold most regions while communists gain ground in several districts. unclear details cite sensational notes on turnout and regional results despite traditional administration.
Waterford woman in Warren County listed as beneficiary under the late Charles Wadde’s will. The estate, valued around $6,000 in real property and $31,000 personal property, leaves portions to Wavertown residents and involves attorney roles for Helen Hazeluns and others. The filing names Phir Brasse, Nol Crees, and others as executors or attorneys in trust matters.
King Solomon's Lodge will confer the first degree at a special communication in Troy. Robert G. Husband will chair the meeting of the Masonic lodge as officers present plan the program and conduct the ritual.
Senator Tanger urged abolition of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its 1100 employees and the end of federal supervision over more than 1200 Indian seats. The proposal would move toward local control and reduce federal oversight of native affairs.
A major blaze swept through downtown Philadelphia last night injuring two people and trapping about 1200 patrons from the nearby Monh Theater and surrounding shops. Firefighters battled the flames before the fire was brought under control, with several others reportedly overcome by smoke.
A revised chart WL for the Champlain Canal from Whitehall to Lake Survey Office area has been completed by One United States. The New York County Survey includes data from a recent resurvey of the area.
A dance event organized by the Blessal Vii Sodality of St Marys Ghyieh Pharday aims to run from fru B to 12 pm. It will be held in the ehrret not with the Golld Senders finials the inte.
A British rationing alert mentions minister Jonn Strachey and expected drills. The Troy High Commercial Grade plans a public event in the school auditorium tomorrow from 9 to 11 30 PM to conduct a dangerous activity.
School officials foresee broader adult education with new high school plans. They emphasize utilizing visual aids and color harmony in classrooms, expanding vocational and government journalism courses, and increasing community study surveys to guide future programs.
Kelley Chapter votes to hold a St Patrick Day dinner and dance in the chapter rooms. Officers for the national Order of French Rots were to be elected and new members listed include A Smith Honakl G Gilhonley Joseph Wight Jain G Duncan Juhan Moscanshki Loy Menetill Bon Md Coceu et Virgina Doasatr Sam ug Cohen George H Sliogen John S Coane Chaves A Abrunes and Prank Ho Ltwsatere.
Todustital Clubs members from Tey and thorn gneats will tour the Menands printing plant to observe magazine and publication production. John S Ruggles announces Ninel plans for the visit the third in the Know Your Local Industries series. Meeting at the Troys MGA at 7 am with a 7 30 pm through the Mant return supervised by James A Stiles and other club chaplains assistors.
A supper for the Wor Mission will be held by members of Anthony’s Club on Wednesday at 8 pm to aid the Pranehenn Honduran Mission. Tiller Mancino and Anthony Yo Martha are cochairmen. The arrangements committee will meet Tuesday to finalize plans and add new members.
A damaged OCR item reports Yugoslavia and Poland presenting a reparations bill after World War II. It discusses German territorial claims and a permanent seat at the peace table, with debates over the Oder river frontier and the cost burden among Austria and others. The text references entity names and a proposed share of a large sum, noting Swiss and Russian negotiation contexts and broad reparations aims.
The Troy Chamber of Commerce met at the YMCA to discuss city traffic issues. President George Wo Singsser reported on Saturday that the junior chamber would sponsor a study on municipal improvements and funding strategies to relieve congestion.
VA warns veterans of impending loss of National Service Life Insurance if policies lapse before the deadline. Reprieve possible for those attempting reinstatement. applicants must file eligible forms at the VA office, 297 River Street, with details available from VA representatives.
County 4-40 leaders and the Rangsefier County CH Leaders Club met at the YWCA for an evening gathering. Guest speaker Wilma Boyer Jerderay of Carmen University discussed what to seek in 4H club activities and Miss Aelen Campbell outlined event ideas.
A report details the safe return of several missing schoolgirls found near Bard after about 24 hours. Authorities say the trio Jill Melty, Rath Raye, and Wren Nibley were recovered Monday afternoon as city leaders confirmed the incident and school officials prepared a safety update for St Paris.
A Sacramento girl was abducted by car and held for ransom at a motel near Sacramento, with suspects described as a 1937 Ford four door sedan and a suspect from Portland. Authorities report varying accounts and renewed efforts to identify and arrest the kidnapper, while the victim remains under observation. The FBI and state police joined the inquiry with the ransom note traced to the Devine home yard.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Georgia political turmoil detailing attempts to bring election issues before the Supreme Court, resignations in the Liberal camp, and governor hopefuls amid a charged climate. It notes tensions around party control, possible legal challenges, and the role of key figures in the contested process.
The State Fair Commission requests more time to choose a site near Syracuse for the state fair. It will seek another year to extend planning and building programs, and asks the legislature for funding to develop possible sites including old State Fair Grounds, Baldwinville Ordnance Depot, and an air base.
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