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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
18
A dense OCR fragment lists memorials and death notices for numerous individuals. It mentions hospitals, memorial chapels, Oakwood Cemetery, and family acknowledgments. Several lines reference anniversaries, services, and dates for services, with many scattered names and places.
Readable fragments describe a group planning a holiday away from home with weather delays and transit issues. The piece mentions rail transport to destinations and references resort trips, public notices, and holiday events tied to local celebrations and travel.
Community groups schedule a full day of holiday activities with parades, games, sports events, exhibits, and dances. Volunteer organizers lead a 2 pm gathering, street parade at 10 am, and evening entertainment with horse show, ball game, and marching bands across multiple venues.
St Annes Parish schedules an outing at Sharpets Grove as the postwar season opens. Miss Nassau, general, leads arrangements with committees aiding in services and activities for parishioners. A dancing event and novelty pools will operate. transportation plans require prior approval.
Meader states that about 1000 OPA employees in the New York region will receive salaries. The move follows a presidential order authorizing routine payments to staff, while tenants protest rent controls and eviction pressures amid agency operations.
Public Works Superintendent Tanita Chiarters announced a broad rise in Barge Canal shipments. Overall gains center on a 41.8 percent increase in petroleum products, with sea and inland cargoes contributing to a larger season total. Figures show substantial growth compared with a year ago, driven by higher tonnages in key commodities and improved loading at Ab per cent.
A Yugoslav woman joins her American husband in Troy after wartime separation. Language barriers and cultural differences challenge their adjustment as they navigate new country life, work, and social circles in a restless, evolving postwar setting. The couple and their acquaintances reflect on identity, language, and belonging in early 1950s America.
A bus and two autos collided on Fifth Avenue near Steel near Notre Dame Street injuring four. Torey Simons, 42, from Fowl Avenue, died later at Lowman hospital after treatment. Mrs Martian, passenger on the bus, sustained ankle injuries. a bicycle rider and a child were also hurt. Police investigated at the scene as hospital officials reported the injured in stable conditions.
Russell E Bach, longtime sales manager and Troy-area resident, died recently in a hospital. Born in Troy, he was a son of Mr and Mrs Bett Prodinn. He attended Pray gar finals and Troy Business College. Survivors include his wife, two daughters, a son, a granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews.
Minutes from June 9 184 read show the High Constable of Troy long ago ordered arrests of delinquent aldermen and city officials. The note references past actions against the Alderman Mann and others and mentions patrols of streetcars and ferry lines, with broader city matters including pound records and riverfront issues.
The Troy Bugle Corps joins the Independence Day parade in Stithwater under Noble Callahan with Bogie and Artete Garns among participants. Uniforms trimmed in gold, assembly at Masam, buses to Suibivals for the march, sponsored by the Fue Department.
Local retailers announce a shift to summer hours this weekend with many stores opening Saturday and Sunday. The timing and adjusted operations aim to better serve shoppers as warmer weather and seasonal demand arrive.
The will of Civil War veteran Herbert Chyse notes an estate valued around 10 000 with executors and heirs including Mrs. Josephine Allen and Bas. Michael Chase of Melrose. Letters Testamentary issued by the surrogate court list heirs and bequests reaching over several thousand dollars to relatives and organizations.
A state commissioner's briefing outlines actions to limit rent ceilings amid a housing affordability push. Officials discuss regulating housing costs while balancing landlord rights as agencies including OPA and local rent boards weigh enforcement strategies.
The article reports a chaotic meeting during June with softball and baseball games on the schedule. It mentions 9,000 people and a program now in full, amid discussions and restarts.
A government report notes veterans seek job training with around 920 inquiries. The study, led by Miles A. McCirme and executive director Rognek Gaunt, directs veterans to the VA for training and aid while others are referred to local prosecutors and federal offices.
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