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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1946
Page
13
A short weather note from The Troy Record cites unusually high temperatures for the day. The report lists readings for local stations and notes a warm spell across the region with clear skies and bright sun reflected in the afternoon hours.
Card of thanks from Lindley family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for support and sympathy after a death. It references Parkerton society and local neighbors, noting the loss of a husband and the impact on the family. The note mentions widows and distant relatives with a tone of mourning and appreciation.
One tray was burned and five pall tints contaminated the market building at Sd Wourth Helens. The fire damaged the meat market and two upper floors. the cause was undetermined. Elder Shea and family evacuated, while firefighters fought the blaze to prevent spread.
Coroner Thomas J. Duffy investigated the deaths of two men found in their homes. Marho Doyle, 16, died at Vvoy Hospital from perilanitis and shock after a ruptured gas line. Autopsy by Dr J A Padaline. About 60 year old man, Heath, found in Lynd House room, died from coronary onachuris per coroner. Doyle’s body to be sent to Massachusetts for burial. funeral at Joseph Malona Funeral Home.
The River Street plant of a shirt company opens at the River Steel site, replacing the former Fulton and 4th Streets machine shop. Jefferson A. Busha is the supervisor, with remodeling completed earlier this month and operations now underway.
Eight men were elected to the board of governors of Tray Country Club Saturday night at the annual meeting. Named are William J. Connors George Matthews Lindsley Avorheaney Alfred W Thompson Harold J Turner Harald M J Lewis Thomas W Rourke and James Me Stevenson. The meeting was followed by a social hour.
A funeral service for Van Wirt and several relatives was conducted at the Pineal Harmo rie and Church of St. Patrick. Interment followed at St. Dali'y Cemetery with friends invited to visit the family home Sunday afternoon and evening. The obituary lists Viola Anapphine, Roberta, Rose, and Eleanar among others.
The ceremony installed Garrison and Auxiliary officers led by Commander O Grady at Lat Joven 2. Mary Weoter presided briefly, with Miss diclen Maid assisting. Officers include vice commander Matthew Bune and paymaster Leo Me Bermatty, while Joseph Ts. Filngareld was named judge advocate. Committees named for the year feature My Knight Henry Tolhorl and Peter McClusky among others. Guests included Michael Reidy of Albany and Wade fer Malbritiey of Albany.
Loydi Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, comprised of Cluett Peabody Ing Welconmind workers from World War II, held a dinner installation at The Homisch Huchsin. Tom's Mears and Potofsky spoke on peace and labor unity, with officers Sylvester Cunningh am Mae LaMarche Jeanette Hanagin and Charles Hillon named in the ceremony.
Reuben D. Cohen directs Trojan Lodge minstrel cast selection to fund building projects. An evening program planned for March 31 at Sid Mary’s Hall and the Jewish Community Center will feature the show to raise money for the lodge.
Two people were injured in a head-on collision near Raymertown seven miles from the town. Daniel Mihoney, 38, of Raya town and his passenger were taken to a hospital after the crash. The other vehicle’s driver, Floyd P. Larson of Troy, and Shilo Pelive were among the injured. all were treated for injuries as authorities investigated the accident.
Delegates from Ye Runseclaor County and surrounding leagues met at Albany Friday and Saturday to review programs and share techniques. Mrs. Harold Stone of Arlington led the national board, assisted by Miss Ann Pyrey, with discussions on sustaining contact with members and expanding outreach to 60 090 women. County representatives included Franklin Spates I Tord and Mor, with leaders from Rensselaer and nearby towns, focusing on local problems and committee duties.
The report notes Milhom Milmas and Ronaxelany County Hare demonstration agents will attend a state conference in Albany today. Scudder and Milas timers are involved with the event, with a December or January timing hinted and cautions about timing.
A solemn Mass was conducted at St. Marys Church with Bishop William A. Scully leading prayers for servicemen. Clergy and civic leaders from Troy and surrounding areas attended, including Knights of Columbus and veterans groups. The service honored fallen and missing in action, with a procession, speeches on duty and sacrifice, and musical renditions by local church organist and choirs.
In Rensselaer City veterans groups backed Mbert. Vant Weiluignon Castleton was endorsed by the Renssverggy Post Veterans of Foreign Wars as a potential appointee for director of Somer Agencies in Rensselaer County at a meeting in Rasa acticr. Board of supervisors will appoint in the near term.
The Red Cross will begin a modified nutrition course for women at the Praeten Building on Wednesday at 7:00 PM. The program aims to educate on better meal planning and healthier eating habits with completion earning a recognition badge.
General Ross to leave service on Friday as WWII veteran and former commander of the 27th Division returns home to Florida after a career marked by Saipan and other campaigns. The late career honors include the Legion of Merit and Silver Star recognition for wartime service.
Scouts conducted a city wide clothing drive canvassing twenty two missions and district sections. Clinton E Rost executive secretary of the Boy Scouts council announced the success of the drive. Volunteers from the Rotary Club and other groups aided the effort with a fleet of trucks delivering clothing to a central warehouse.
County wide potato growers will convene in Troy at Averill Park with Minard Link leading the county committee. Dr E Hardenbing and Dr J B Mieder of Cornell will present talks on soil irrigation and renewal growth. topics include fertilization and spray practices.
Former Troy resident dies after long illness. Survived by three daughters and a son. Services held at Redeemer Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul Fane officiating. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
A woman was hospitalized and a break in occurred at an Adams Street residence. Police report indicate two men waited about an hour before looting the home, taking valuables before fleeing. Investigators, including Detective Metal Kane and Darien Machaelin, are reviewing witnesses and security footage for leads.
Edward Hollenbeck of Moas HUM alum list mlitht for opening the town at Reed Misses 2733 PUT Avenue and will be in valgudd Una morning before. City Mike Theates J. O'Connay acts Holler SOUT Justice on charges of Van clangs. Benjamin, 28, molested by pulive ag having ne Wome avOL Necumugmyd on a vague MaNeY charge. They were arrested tonight by Detective Michwol and Sgt. John (. Noman. Loleitwek is charged with stealing electric stoves and two weeks Glo He is supposed to have written to a secondhand dealer for MW. Police said he exerted moves Wednesday with a pass key. The pit was apprehended when police investigating: two turestron Ines gag stun hon Bennjamin wig Picked up SWI with Hollenbeck in the Movesdpa Lagat. Bennjamin, a former inmate at Windsor State Mission, Vermont, was driving an imitation autoe mabe pirlol patos satel revioling in the investigation see Fateimen Keech Bends dobn McChaeshh Brenann and 6d SHARD Flichieys
The Troy Nawewiitery hosted the Newswriters Commuet Annual Party at the Denon hall with entertainment from students at the Irma dane Mac Naughton Dancing Studio. Performers included Janet Hott Win Joan Burguss Peggy Rourke Carol Mason and Dorothy Rutreas while Mrs Edward McLaren introduced the program. Committee leaders Donald MacNaughton WW Curlew and Ernest We Baseel organized the event with dancing by Bol Bowen and team members.
A Rensselaer boy, held on a false alarm charge, faced a custody hearing Friday. The youth was apprehended Saturday after a disturbance near a box, with police guarding the scene. Authorities reported a string of misleading warnings preceding the incident.
In Troy at the Tudsell Sag college gym, Miss Baker II won the almont inter fraternity danes title with escort Leonard Pitek guiding her. The event featured music by Bubty and Myvnn's Occhestea and included attendees Paul A Wnots Thom Dedteston Rohert Oldatona Pete Trane and others in a formal crowning ceremony.
A report describes housing unit sites surveyed at R P I amid a federal inquiry into construction at Future Street. Richard Bo Hertatens, a federal housing official, attended a meeting in the jacketian of a site and discussed welfare with Livingston W Houston and Hawalt AL. The New York office of the PHA distributed details about the study and noted Union College will receive funding for the project.
Unclear dispatch notes a weather shift with a cold spell lingering over parts of the state. Forecasters warn of overnight lows and a broad cloud cover, while hints of a moderating warm trend surface for the coming days.
garbled text describes a person named Rodney W serving in the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, with two years of service and references to weapons or duties, but the fragment is largely unintelligible and lacks clear events or dates.
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