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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
15
A long In Memoriam page lists memorials and funeral notices for family and friends. It names Mary, Aunt Kay, Barbara May, and many others with relations noted, mentioning hospitals, cemeteries, and dates. The text records deaths, funeral times, and burial places across multiple towns and includes references to churches and memorials.
About forty workers at the Troy meat plants will resume work under a temporary pact between the company and the union. The agreement calls for a low pay survey and allows about 2,500 non-production workers to report through a separate pipeline for orders and materials while the strike continues at other sites.
A dense OCR page listing numerous obituaries and funeral notices. Names such as Augustina, Mickey, Shawer of Coroncveatln, and Walsh appear with scattered dates and church references. The text blends multiple individuals, places like Philadelphia and New York, and various family mentions, with little coherent narrative.
The Parent Teacher Association voted yesterday to organize a house-to-house canvass to raise Red Cross funds in Benyaavin County. Mrs. Ham Patlan will lead the effort. Wah of the council will supervise. Founders Day dinner set for February 22 at the Grace Methodist Church with a 6:80 serving time and a late supper to follow.
A county clerk's record filed yesterday notes the action has been dismissed. The document states the case involved Anthony Pondl and Wallik with representation by Mr Band and Raymond & Taslots. The defendant was represented by Vaydor & Taslots.
Representatives of the Standard Oil Company of New York failed to identify the driver of its truck involved in a collision with Clarence Hagadorn in Pleasantdale on August 4. The court adjourned proceedings for two weeks for further investigation as Hagadorn's suit against the company proceeds.
A partial survey of municipal parking stations in the Renesqluer County area shows three violations. Operators have opened pages with parking accommodations for those who have opened parking lots since the period expired, with notices on vehicle fees and compliance concerns.
Three trustees were named by the Methodist Church as a slate for the upcoming term. Robert Hoshund and Henry San Josa were selected while Danie Cond was named for Uysteria, with duties to begin in March. The vote occurred yesterday and the Trustees will attend a meeting to confirm details.
The proposed procedures outline county city cooperation to administer welfare, with county and city roles in accepting aid applications, funding through taxes, and creating integrated service plans. It details appointing county agents, supporting hospital and relief services, and state approval processes for city and county welfare plans.
Two Rensselaer youths Frederick Bodnes and Maitland Tockerson were misrouted after taking the Albany bound bus. They wandered Pawling Avenue in Troy until officers Detained them, later escorted home by patrolmen. The incident ended without injury after a brief police recovery at the station.
Residents in Troy appeal for help locating Philip C. Ford a United States Coast Guard yeoman missing from his New York City home since January 1945 The Coast Guard man was described as five eight with 130 pounds dark eyes and curly hair wearing his white hat and pea jacket at disappearance A $3000 reward is posted by his stepfather for information leading to Ford safer return Contact Mr Ward or Troy police with any leads.
A dinner event at Third Street Temple will explore relations between Christian and Jewish communities. Rabbi Jutte Guuann of Steel Temple and Rev. Reha Cummings of Chinvet First Yapr lead a talk on liberal nmes bulines, followed by a flag show and guided exhibit on temple obligations. Dinner to be served by the Ten le Sisterhood.
Six year old Arlene Whalen received treatment at Somortan Woapitnd after suffering an eye injury while playing on the way to school. She was taken to the hospital in a palige Cal by Patentian John Reason.
Washington reports a controversial plan to market the Plattsbury Barracks as a military training university for civilians. Taylor argues the Army surplus sale and a Barracks University would expand access to education, funded by government allotment and overseen by the New York State Education Department. The proposal aims to relieve overcrowding and provide degree programs while veterans await admission reforms.
Governor Dewey presented posthumous the silver Bhim Medal to guard Joseph Highs of Rensselaer for service in World War II. Mrs Dorothea AG bake of Albany accepted the award as the Coast Guard Reserve confirms the sailor’s death when the plane was shot down by Japanese forces. The citation notes his unresisting filial alliance to country as the plane plunged toward the target and he continued firing until shot down.
In Rensselaer County, four cases were settled in county court during yesterday's afternoon session before Judge Herbert Wy. The proceedings involved attorneys McCallan and others, with Elmer Me Rasiudeen named as plaintiff and various defendants including Teak Macaullen Willey and Une Tartion Cram pany.
A heavy snowstorm snarls traffic across the city causing detours on Main and Oak, with plows dispatched to hospitals and main routes. Fire crews battle a stubborn blaze on Lith Street as traction workers redirect routes and the Weather Bureau warns of continued heavy snowfall and rising temperatures tonight.
David Mostrel Stoetzel was elected barontate of Oriental Temple at the annual meeting at the Poy Masonic Temple. He succeeds Gilbert C. Bindewald. Rogers named chief ribban, Ami Trego resigns rib ban, William H. Jones high priest and prophet, Alton R. Holmes oriental guide. Finn Mc Ames reelected recorder, Dr. Russell Bird renamed treasurer. Trustees Ralph B. Carter and Ene Hempstead elected. Four representatives named to the Imperial Council. Roy Purdy installed newly elected officers. Reports from officers submitted, short ceremony and dinner at The Hendrick Hudson follow. A band reception preceded the session.
A local league plans a community visit to members at their homes on Frenv and Oakwood Avenues. The group will proceed in a body to the home at Jeeepa 4, Salth, paying respects and delivering a scheduled program of remarks.
County authorities set a midnight deadline for renewing license plates. About 26 000 vehicles face penalties as thousands of renewals remain unsettled. Local officials said the office is processing applications and urged motorists to complete paperwork tonight to avoid fines.
Gov Thomas Dewey called on publishers at the 25th Annual Banquet of the New York State Publishers Association in Albany to lead public opinion in support of liberty and free enterprise. He noted state aid is per capita but warned complacency, urging a broader role for publishers in advocating responsible government and business. The event featured officers including J David Hogue and William Letavour, and showcased an electronics display by General Electric Company.
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