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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1946

Page

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Troy Boys Club Camp Reopens at Forest Lake

Camp Barker at Forest Lake reopens for a two week session under Troy Hoye Club leadership. About thirty toys were moved by truck today, with improvements including new cabins boats and a dock. Moron Valley supervises waterfront, Timothy B P Sweeney is camp director and visits the state shelter each Monday Wednesday and Friday.

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Navy War Training Ends at Institute Campus

Navy training for war ends at the Bioprochemical Institute campus affecting Navy ROTC and AP officers. Captain Murvale Farrar will remain in charge of the unit with staff to stay, while officers who directed the unit depart this week. The large building will be restored to its original use as an auditorium and classroom space.

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Purple Heart Award for Troy WWI veteran Thomas Owens

World War I veteran Thomas Owens of Troy, living at 224 Eighth Street, will receive the Purple Heart mailed from Army authorities. Owens, wounded in the Meuse and Château-Thierry battles, served in Company 24, Ninth Infantry, Second Division, and later worked for the Railway Mail Service in Albany.

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Honor Couple on 61st Anniversary

The choir and congregation of the Methodist Church saluted Rev. Eugene V map and his wife on their 61st anniversary, recalling their 1883 Salisbury Center wedding. Dr. Wiseman served area churches 45 years and led as pastor at First Met in Cohous and Grace Methodist here. The couple celebrated quietly with family after church. Also, Mr and Mrs Alonzo Plant of Rensselaer marked their Golden anniversary at home on Broadway after a fifty year union begun at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church.

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Work Begun on Converting Home Juty Dormitory

Work has begun on converting the former St Vincent's Home into a dormitory for roles of students. The project to install emergency housing units at the site is underway, with subcontracts issued for plumbing and electrical works. The overall finish depends on material arrivals and funding from the Federal government.

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July Celebration in Berlin Planned for Thursday

July 1 events in Berlin include a parade featuring Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, a chicken dinner to support the hypervention fund, a 3 pm baseball game between Herlin Bearcats and Tray team, and evening square dancing with music by Al Reiss and Fetostra. proceeds go to the club fund.

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Two Troy youths get suspended sentences

Troy youths Raymond G Prunte aged 17 of 16 River Street and John Pakind aged 19 of 836 River Street pleaded guilty to discreetly conducted charges in Golden Fox lire Court yesterday and received suspended sentences. They were arrested last night for tampering with a large window at the A and P centre store in Cahners. The youths fled as police arrived. several shots were fired before they were captured a few blocks away. A third Troy boy who did not flee was not arrested. Arrests were by Patrolmen Stephen Carpenter and the youths were brought before Judge Frank Brandl.

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Body Robbed After Railroad Fatality

Police report a theft of personal effects from the body of Willie Wares, 70, an inmate found after a railroad incident on Northern Boulevard in Albany. Coroner Gregory Newlin ruled death accidental and the body was taken to Karp Lewski Funeral Home for identification. Wallet and items were missing, with only the body bearing the emptied pockets.

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State reports employment rise offset by seasonal drops

May employment and total payrolls in New York increased 60 percent over April as rebounding workers in metals and machinery offset seasonal declines in consumer goods industries. Average weekly earnings were $49.03, with April data reflecting cooling trends officials noted yesterday.

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Seven Motorists Pity Police Court Speeding Fines

A police department drive against speeders led to seven motorists being arraigned before Judge J. OConnor. Names in the docket include D Sinita of New Yakily and several others from Mish Street Cohoes and Jersey City, with fines or penalties recorded in yesterday’s session.

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Fruu Does $25 Job And Worthy Frogs For Peat Control

Fruu executes a twenty five dollar task noted for its unusual claim that tout frogs are valued at four dollars annually for peat control according to estates. The report emphasizes the quirky agricultural aftereffects and local estate interest in frog aided peat management.

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