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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1946
Page
14
A long list of memorial thanks and acknowledgments appears for Moron, including names such as Joseph, Patricia Jordan, Milton Casula, and many others. The notice references a funeral or memorial service, with mentions of hospital, burial locations, and dates around late January. The fragmentary text honors deceased relatives and expresses gratitude to family and friends for support.
A seven hour session opened mediation between United Steel Workers and American Locomotive Co. of Schenectady after a national strike. Officials from both sides expressed cautious optimism as talks resumed with the National Mediation Board and C I O representatives present. McNichols reported an 18 percent wage increase proposed by the company, with 140 workers to return to Lomannow today as the wage retroactive to January 4 is discussed.
Troy Hospital Alumnae elected officers at the annual meeting last night. Mrs Catharing Flynn was named president, with Mrs Anne McNally Casey as secretary, Mrs Genevieve Heffernan treasurer, and Mrs Marquez Nolan assistant treasurer. Catherine Fisher retired president and Mrs Blewnor Sullivan vacant post were noted. The association voted to use certain fees for a district event and plans a gathering in February.
Obituary notices list Marian inGCohorn New York and numerous relatives including Saymgar B Myris and Sermeay Ro Myer Ruger. It notes a funeral service at Plerta Church with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery and calling hours Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Mary Phonelli was elected chairman of the newly formed Bat uly Numbers group. At the initial meeting, officers were named including Mia binuees Champhing and Miss ANAG Bovele on publicity and decoration committees. The group plans dances every other Saturday night with music and refreshments, starting October 5 at 8:30 PM and continuing to midnight, aiming to sponsor social activities and future program details.
Officers were installed at Diamond Rock Lodge by Diamond Track Lodge Odd Fellows. Charles Schemerhorn oversaw the ceremony. Noble Grand Albert Barth presided. Newly installed officers include Jay Knights, John Mariies, George Hanaikar, Joseph Schaherl, Fred Hunsaiken and others. A chowder supper followed the meeting for committee members Charles Wy Wend Valin and Strope.
In Sutragite's Court yeasenday an Inhevitance Inc reported on the Mineian Estate. Ruther McDonough, daughter, is administrator. estate to be shared by Mrs McDonough and brothers Daniel and William Minehan, all of Troy. Attorneys listed. Navy assignment announced by Chief Quire fermnaioe Wilbin F. Rogers at Glena Palla. Enlistment for two years.
Former Albany detective McElveney was sentenced to twenty years for the a year ago slaying of Chief Fitzpatrick. The judge accepted a plea of second degree murder with a recommended sentence reduction. McElveney faces likely parole in about twelve years and four months, with time off for good behavior. Defense counsel had argued the act was impetuous and not premeditated. The case drew extensive police and district attorney involvement, with McElveney appearing in court flanked by deputies as relatives visited.
Retired Troy Police Captain Lennard Hesnital, longtime head of the Sh Fowetl Proektet unit, died today at Lennard Hospital. He served as captain during his career and was a respected figure in local law enforcement. March 3 marked the end of his public service era.
The Supreme Court dissolves the marriage between May B. Boos and Henry G. Boos by interlocutory decree. The couple, married Sept. 23, 1922 intox- Phory Mass, have no children. The judgment becomes final in three months. Arthur J. Harvey represented the plaintiff.
The War Department announced promotions for Tray Josep Adan Thaler Ai Phud Saeer Joseph Mehyend Malone 12 Wralington Street and Mary Janes CG Burdie 1G Giant atyeer. Malone received pra Molians in tun trons fine her ten ants to cagtams. Mig Rat Wick of the Amy Nurses Corts was primed Tumecond to fal Tientenant. An allay training secant for Tome Bure sewing traders will be conducted Inninriaw My Mas Abe AL MiMill Renspelley County home demonsteitiin.
An overheated stove sparked a blaze at Edward King’s two story home on Pith Avenue in Lansingburg. Three occupants fled to safety as flames consumed the front of the house and upper flat. Neighbors reported a caved in front door and smoke visible from the second floor while WHAM police coordinate the response.
The Wholesalers Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce reelected Guy Bull as head, with Wilson, Ma, Reynolds, and Coppurly named to officer roles. The gathering at The Hendrick Hudson discussed New York State housing plans, local housing authority work, and a proposed state supervised housing project deemed costless to the community.
The Victory clothing drive assigns collection routes to cover areas not surveyed on Saturday. Local committee plans mid May pickups, with 18 truckloads collected by 200 Boy Scouts and leaders. Residents missing collection are asked to leave items at designated schools or charitable houses for later pickup.
Kilmer 48 of 164 Hoaslel Street was sent to aid Mes Helen last night after a man and a woman caused a disturbance. The inhalator was received at fire headquarters and attended by a physician.
The Y W C A reelects its local directors and names seven national committee members. Volunteers praise the work and outline four new committees, including programs planning and public affairs, with staff leaders noting dedication to Christian ideals.
Davelas W. South, son of Mrs Lester Smith of Aveill Park, reports from the USS Perkins near the islands. He describes seeing action in Tokye Bay at the surrender and notes his schooling at Cahobe Central High School and service since May 7, 194?.
Givney named training officer in Albany regional office of Veterans Administration. Recently discharged from the Army after combat service in Europe, he will oversee rehabilitation and on the job training for workers with service connected disabilities. Residing at 12 Linden Avenue, he is a father of three and a St. Mary's Baltimore graduate.
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