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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
14
The Cohoes Legion staged a horse show with numerous riders from Amtertown and nearby clubs. Winners were crowned in halter, western, and jumping divisions, with champions named and awards given to top horses and riders.
A church service at Cohoes St Agoan Church in Coboad was held in the cemetery yesterday morning. Weather delayed the ceremony but Memorial Day observances continued with an organ and absolution as the annual memorial mass proceeded near the center of the cemetery.
Plans discussed in Congress and the White House propose honoring an unidentified American fallen in World War II by placing a body in an grave beside the Unknown Soldier of World War I. A committee from each service would select the body and oversee the ceremony, with a future inscription and location to be determined.
An inquiry commission questions Queen Mother Sri Wapwan and royal household members regarding the death of King Phumlayhon Anuldat. Testimony notes the late king was found shot on June 10 and hints at possible murder or suicide involving palace figures.
General Ross is announced to receive a state medal this afternoon in a ceremony noting his long service with the New York National Guard and as commander of the Thief Brigade. The event includes participation by the First and Second Regiments and a formal review at Rivith, Peedeshill.
Voters in major Polish cities backed a unicameral parliament plan while opposition groups and observers noted a generally orderly vote. Foreign observers reported credible conduct though turnout and regional disparities sparked questions about legitimacy and regional influence on the final tally.
A body was recovered yesterday from the Genesee River near Nuehaster La Palico. The victim had reportedly been in the river for some time and was discovered downstream by a local landowner. Police are investigating the cause of death and identifying the deceased.
Residents of Valley Village gathered for a full day of events featuring a parade through town, a ceremony at the municipal building, and a community dinner. Awards honored local veterans and civic groups while volunteers and Girl and Boy Scouts aided, with Mayor Lessin presiding and many visitors in attendance.
Saratoga Springs hosts the State Grange meeting with 140 members statewide. The executive committee approved a large gathering at the Worden Hotel featuring parades, exhibitions, and entertainment, marking a major community event with bands, depictions of local history, and a July celebration.
O Daniel's son moves to evict veteran tenant Brent from a building owned by Senaisi in Vailas Texas. The notice cites alleged tenancy issues and a planned increase in rent moving from 70 to 100 dollars per month. Brent and a relative plan to contest the eviction while O Daniel and Jolene Wedenangered coordinate responses.
The Washington County Junior Fair organized by three groups seeks youth involvement for a day of judging contests demonstrations in agriculture and homemaking projects. A committee led by 4-H and vocational education leaders plans a full educational program for all youths, while fundraising efforts target prizes and exhibits.
A middle aged woman was found dead on a Manhattan sidewalk and patrolman Marison Avelin 35 shot himself in a West Side apartment as officers closed in. The woman Katherine Miller 42 of Warren PA had been identified by papers. Authorities said no motive could be determined and the officer, with ten years on the force, barricaded himself before turning the gun on himself.
A Mareni New York collision injured a trooper and led to the arrest of a driver. Trooper Ohl Rew, with the Route Patrol, was treated at Glens Falls Hospital for injuries. The driver, Mia Hurley, faced charges including reckless driving and inadequate vehicle control, pleading innocent at arraignment.
The Army plans to survey caves near Troy to evaluate them as potential plant sites. Engineers from Kiye Paery and associates will oversee the exploration, with experts from the National Sputuglogient Society assisting in assessing cave suitability.
4-H will hold a multi week camp mixing education with outdoor activities. Members will learn photography swimming lifeguarding and nature studies at a new pool and camp site. Demonstrations will be led by Me Enime Renvtud while Mrs Florence Thay ry cassadage is county 4-H agent and camp director. Forty vacancies remain for the fourth week with reservations required.
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