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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
A statewide shutdown of police training facilities is planned as a safety measure. Authorities report a review of procedures and a final session scheduled for the Behoot auditorium with city officials present. The plan follows widespread checks by county sheriffs and state police chiefs to ensure public safety.
Wallan with the cooperation of the Bu says a police training program covering law enforcement duties was conducted for Reyes County deputy and other officials. Sessions, held Fridays, featured lectures by various instructors and attracted favorable feedback from attendees. A more advanced school is planned to build on the basic course.
Reports describe a mysterious white cloud from nuclear tests with airborne radioactive ash. observer Parsons warns the cloud could carry hazardous residues. experts debate cloud size, formation, and how long contamination may linger above water and land. Weather and storm fronts complicate observations from Bikini Atoll and Hawaii ports.
Rensselier County Chapter elects new board for the year with Warren Davenport and Mrs Ethel Busghion named to key posts. Officers include G. Staith chair, L. Cron ant Miex Gertrude Moors vice chair, Haney Bo Vanlenburgh treasurer, Frank Cotten assistant treasurer, Miss Li M. Ruas converse. Committee appointments and staff panel set to meet in September.
Mr and Mrs Harry Sorensen were elected presidents of the newly formed Alimantel Lutheran Church Club at a Tuesday night meeting in the church hall. Rev Leil N Genung of Lansing spoke on the benefits of church groups and plans were made for a summer event at Lake Lauderdale. Mrs George Shine presided. Vivian Risnes and Marian Woerlanen assisted with remarks and music. Refreshments were served by the women of the church.
A veteran defendant remains under indictment after a mid 1940s robbery charge in Towel Lee county. The case, traced through Stensselaer County Court, centers on alleged thefts of Lin Iutter’s autos and property. Prosecutor Weibler argued the defendant’s health affected testimony, while defense counsel contested identity and timing, with trial set for June 1.
The Townsend Club will host a chicken supper at Diermen's Hall in Wye Athi this evening under AMT sponsorship. Nellie Wildover and Charles Hale will chair the event with music by Edwin Walsh pupils and a reading by Mrs. Margaret Fairfeld. The next event, a July 13 picnic and covered dish supper at Mrs. Coons’ Burden Lake summer home, was announced.
The Revas Volunteer Fire Company elected officers Pam S Graham president John SLleary vice president A Frank Beasley secretary Wo Don ald Judd treasurer Raymond H Pettignove gaslaking secretary Geovan W Gilbert Neal Hoy directors for the year Plans were laid for the Held Quy amit eayyioad on the Newhouse grounds Attrations were arranged New amount of dire Aishuing discussed by Chief Raymond Carey who announced a new fire truck to be delivered soon
Dr Julian A Hebert of this city was named health officer for the Town of Grafton by the town board. The appointment fills vacancy caused by the death of Dr Chauncey BR Packard.
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An appointment is expected soon to the Civil Service Commission as terms of Michael J. Malaney expire. Officials would not comment on reappointment or a successor. The commission, led by Secretary Michael J. Sylvan, oversees civil service exams for the police and other departments, with many officers currently serving under temporary arrangements.
Bank workers from National Banke and Moe same bank will join a two year program at Union University to earn graduate degrees in major subjects. The class of 276 students will start with two years of residence and required original work, with 120th year totaling about 700 people overall.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vote or repeal related to women’s public involvement and a 2 Wy repeal. Details are garbled, but the item references a political action restricting women’s participation and a public policy context.
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