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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
1
A garbled report outlines a confusing incident near Portland involving Marey Hore and a series of displaced items. Police lines and bystander testimonies describe a tense scene with vehicles parked and witnesses unable to confirm key details.
An unclear pasted notice mentions Stite Sanctions High School and Education authority plans for a new site near New York, with references to revisions, dates, and holidays. The fragment lists possible holidays and events such as Armistice Day and Easter recess, plus scattered names and dates, but specifics are unreadable.
Parents with children from two months to six years are invited to a county health conference in Chinon. A dental hygienist will examine children’s teeth, and vaccines for smallpox and remedies for diphtheria and whooping cough will be available on request.
Moscow dispatch reports A J Pravda correspondent quoted M Murinin alleging American and British forces seized a major part of the Danube river fleet, paralyzing river traffic. Bevin and Western officials countered by blaming Russia, with Wy purportedly arguing the Soviet Union did all possible to enable Danube transport and that Britain and the United States bear responsibility.
Philip Wise of Pinan Steel was released on 35000 bail in Mechanicville City Court on charges of second and third degree assault. Victim McEchran, badly injured, remained in Albany Hospital in critical condition. Police said Wise and accomplices, including Anthony Fantuz, attacked McKehron outside a hardware store on Central Avenue. Wise arrested Saturday. hearing set for Thursday in Mechanicville City Court with Dist Attorney Doyle as representative.
Charles X. Sathyeun, executive secretary of the Troy Community Chest, will lead an open meeting of the Troy Chapin of Lie Ameren olen Committees at the Troy YMCA. Speaker Simpson will discuss The Face of the Veterans Organization in Community Affairs as part of efforts to boost veteran participation locally. The Troy Chapter, extending to White County, plans to elect permanent officers soon, with temporary chair Charles McConnally presiding.
War born research pushes pest control advances for livestock as government scientists endorse new parasite treatments. Maj. Gen. H. J. Gaffey dies in a plane crash during post assignment. casualties include pilot Capt. Winship G. Wrigley and officer A. Peter. The crash occurred Sunday near Trinity.(connection to event unclear in fragment)
A burglar attempting a second story job at the Tanner residence was discovered after the resident heard a noise and saw a man shape at the window. The resident grabbed a Japanese weapon and the intruder yelped and fled. the improvised weapon narrowly bent but the burglar escaped.
The annual Yecatian Bible School will be held Saturday at the Second Baptist Church with registration at 9 am. Open to boys and girls aged 1 to 18, the program includes singing, Bible study, and handiwork from 3 to 12:30. The aim is to lead children toward responsible life.
Rev Lawrence Latrowe pastor of Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church will speak at the Brunswick Selmons commencement on Monday June 24 at Center Buildings Wick at 4 30 pm
Three suspects faced peril larceny charges after police traced a theft of cigar boxes from the Waldorf Restaurant on Broadway. Phil Perris, Joseph Gorman, and Maye Dinova pleaded not guilty in Urey Pattee Court as officers pursued and nabbed them following a failed escape attempt.
Rome police say three youths admitted firing the stray bullet that killed fisherman Clarence L. Miike while he sat on a Mohair Hive hunk. The incident occurred Sunday and they were not held. Investigators describe the event as a stray shot from a rifle.
Shipping activities at New York return to normal as shipping crews resume work and discussions occur on next year’s program. A special executive meeting is planned at 2:80 p.m. to discuss curriculum and staff appointments headed by Miss Laurie McClellan, with plans touching a hundredth anniversary church pageant and the Methodist School picnic set for Saturday at Crooked Lake.
Anne O Cluir a pioneer woman legal stenographer in the Cohoes area died suddenly about 10:30 yesterday at Breslin Avenue Cohoes after a heart ailment. Born in Vermontaga she lived in Cohoes forty years and was a Sacred Hearts Church member. Survived by husband a son Flithyuwnd OCluir a grandson John Garrow OCG and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at Sacred Hearts Church followed by burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Treboldon.
Fragmented OCR text references care while driving on vacation and mentions Chicago and local areas. It notes concerns about driving safety, rationing posts, and mixed statements about services and employment during a school term. The passage is garbled with unclear names and places.
Five transports were reported lost with a war veteran aboard. The incidents affected vessels in routes to New York and to ports abroad. Names appear garbled but reference Beemen, Thomas Fite Simmons, Vonmentant, and Randall among others.
A disrupted report notes a quilt cleaned and found with money concealed inside. The fragment references amounts around $202 to $402 and mentions delivery and pollen in a unclear Springfield area. Named entities are largely obscured in the text.
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