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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
17
The report from New York Agricultural and Markets, Cornell University and State agencies critiques dairy economics. It discusses rising production costs and price gaps, noting government controls and market pressures, with farmers warning of financial strain and potential supply issues.
A traffic charge led to the arrest of Badenian and Chaurvrtiew Avene yesterday near Fultunain River Street. They are scheduled to appear in Patiew Get Girlie court next week.
Pastor Paeatiakit Lutheran Church leader Rev Robert d. Vint Deux delivered the sermon at the district graduation. Superintendent Alpectitendent of achagla prevented diplomas for several graduates including Ingshant Hrown, Marjorie Barbara Wemsell, Karl Knudsen, Hanne Moylly, and Stobert Sie. The ceremony featured officiants Revargsd Grandy and Rev Robert d. Vint Deux in the event.
The report centers on W S Hart Jr contesting his father William S Hart’s estate. Testimony describes the elder actor's guardianship, alleged drug use, and Hart’s condition at a Washington departure on June 3. Friends and legal observers give mixed accounts of sobriety, influence, and family tensions in the probate hearing.
Final meeting of Troop Y Girl Scouts at the home of Payton Cains in Abilene. Leaders Mrs Payton and Miss Bart Pay oversee activities with Mrs Morris Priest and Mrs Rhizabeil assisting.
Saratoga Springs student Mike Mary dane Pint, a senior at Wish School, was selected to receive the wet and Low Annerary Science Award Medal for achieving the highest setigladite record in Adenos covieans Murlig Tour ynara. The ceremony honored her for marked scientific achievement amid local recognition.
John Crowley a former teacher and official in Greenwich is cited in a warrant by top War Department officers. He is connected to a reported case involving Marit at common in the Pentagon, Wah tanton, DC. Crowley is described as the son of Mrs. Velina Crowley of Wlininge ov.
Describes a planned German occupation police force named the Constabulary, backed by airpower and a compact Allied air force, to replace American soldiers in Germany. Details include patrols, armored jeeps, horseback units, and duties policing rebellion, crime, and prostitution while coordinating with Allied commands.
Saratoga Chamber mobilizes members in opposition to a proposed five percent track tax, urging public opinion and asking the Board of Supervisors to reject the levy. A questionnaire seeks member input on acceptable tax levels while campaigns aim to influence local voters and officials.
The sixth graduation event at Schoolth in Wingston Tienda is marked by a ceremony organized with courtesy from the Pe ont-Teacher Aexseiation. Students will assemble at Winter Sheat and Piching Avenue at 7 40 and travel by pie to Albany to meet Lire Hinde ann Tver Way Dine pout Inaves at fam, then return accompanied by their laelier Mixx Anne Cornhamer Mia John 1. Crrhonl, president of the Patent-Torcier Association and stoning the mothers of the gradite atoa.
James Candon of Pittsford Wisconsin has been elected director of District J for the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association. He represents ten counties in Vermont and New York including Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Clinton and Essex. Candon has long operated dairying and served as president of the Vermont Dairymen's Association and on its executive committee. He also belongs to Rural Cooperative Methds and the Eastern States Farmers Exchange.
A contract to resurface 2.18 miles of Route M3 between Cobleskill and Sharon in Schoharie County was awarded to Cushy Stoneery, by Charles J. Sells, state highway superintendent. The project covers a 2 inch hot mix overlay and shoulder resurfacing, with work set to begin about 14 miles north of Cobleskill and continue to near the area south of Ahrorn, funded from the Postwar Reconstruction Fund and state revenues. Traffic will be phased to avoid major interruptions, aiming to restore the worst sections for safer riding.
In a Albany court session three youths from Albany faced charges in a violent incident. Innes F Brady aged 18 George Lawson 19 and Stanley Weaver 16 were arraigned after a plea entering process. Willem & Stattard appointed as defense counsel. Former district attorney Rullin Sinford attended as prose. The court opened with a focus on the criminal case and trial readiness.
A girl at 10th Street was injured yesterday afternoon when a manhole cover fell on her foot. Police and hospital crews responded as she was taken to Troy Hospital for treatment. The cover was reported displaced and later replaced. investigation continued.
Pvt Joseph I Rinnai, son of Mr and Mrs Dosepiy Fi, 82 Second Avenue, is home on leave after enlisting in the Marine Corps on May 3. He is to train at Paris Island and then report to duty at his new station. Rinnai attended Laatsingsburg High School.
A 15 year old boy injured in a fall at 38d Ninth Street was taken to Troy Hospital on a restore day afternoon. He suffered a fracture to the right side and was treated by Dr Roy Gregware before being held at the hospital.
The convention heard calls for unifying leading Red Cross bodies into a single global information and relief organization. Bernadotte suggested studying consolidation while leaders from the League of Red Cross Societies urged keeping two major groups separate for national service work. Justice Owen Roberts urged world peace as a prerequisite to avoid future wars, and about 19 million war relief packages plus 34 million garments were distributed since World War II.
The Church of the Ascension announces a sale of furniture China glassware and household goods on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Congress Street. Proceeds fund the denomination’s Advance Fund. Parish members donate items and Rev R L Zell is treasurer. A rummage clothing sale and a book sale are planned with dates to be announced.
Justice Isadore Morkatela in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County granted divorces yesterday. Mrs Rutty M Helmes of Rensselaer won an absolute divorce against Lester Gidelou of Jill Pa Custady. custody of a daughter, Donna Ruck, was awarded to the plaintiff. Kathy No Ray of Troy won a divorce against Joan RR Ray. custody details not fully clear in readable text.
State officials warn farm accidents will lower food production as 17,000 farmers are affected. Department to stage county demonstrations while the ex department sets up school operated centers to train women in food preservation. Local notices mention guests and a commencement gathering at the school.
County Medical Society held its annual outing with 60 members attending and 8 serving in the armed forces. Sympathy extended to families of Chauncey Packard and Dr. James Love. Seven new members were curved and Dr A A Kusinoky was admitted. eight officers serving include Thydphin Bnuies H G Anderson and others. Sports events and a clay atnam were enjoyed.
Maj. Gen. Berna Wemney commands the Kid Division of the State Guard. The Third Division’s units include the Trina Tnkantry Brigade under Brig. Gen. Lester Cugbee with regiments at Troy, Whar, and Atanay. Training covers marksmanship, fielding, and command post exercises for HQ and communications.
The Theater Guild began reading for vacant plays to be presented in summer. The guild, meeting at Trey M.A, announced members will be received during the summer months. Two members will perform in summer plays Lenox Mass and Providence R I.
Mrs Esther Giroard of Troy yesterday filed appeal with the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court against the judgment which dismissed her action. The dismissal judgment was made June 8 in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County and Mrs Giroard was ordered to pay costs as the basis of the case. The plaintiff had grounds against Raymond M and Donald Fine as executors in the estate of Charles Fing for violation of a contract in the sale of a farm.
A shipment valued at 450 dollars was stolen from Proctor's store. The report cites a heat exchanger or electric motor valued around 400 dollars and three small doors with grills missing from a storeroom and notes a police report filed by local authorities.
An investigation follows a fatal attack at a migrant worker camp near Auburn. Police identify the victim as Raymond F. Woolf, 30, of Fort Gaines, Georgia, with another man, Charles J. Woolf, 23, also from Georgia, implicated as a migrant laborer involved in the incident. The wounded suspect was taken to a hospital after the fight outside the camp.
The Washington County Board approves new controls on federal aid and welfare programs. It authorizes safety measures, budgets for Navy personnel, and permanent pay increases for several roles. The action targets administrative reforms and raises salaries for coroner and Public Welfare Department staff.
In Renaaelanr County Surggate's Cones over payment of aliminey's f Tres of $875 tied to an estate case. Hanis Whitan Troy altars and Midge r Dollard faced court after Suprogate J. Donohue ordered appearance to show cause why they should not be punished for failing to obey a court order for payment of lawyers charges. Adjournment followed a private conference between attorneys led by Donohue. dispute reportedly settled after the talks.
Disorderly conduct charges against Mrs Ann Lebentritt were dismissed yesterday in Troy after a crash on Front Street involving LeRoy Klein. Lebentritt allegedly refused to cooperate with police and remained in her car as it was towed to a garage.
The 41 minutes of School 14 wereeared at on dinner given by the Parent Teacher Aworration Thursday at the school. W. Kenneth Doyth, grinvipal of Troy High School, and Miss Avia Morey, principal of the school, id dressed Mie graduates, Minetta Sophine Nyodin thanker Atlan for the dinner in behalf of the graduating ulnar, Ms. Leland Hl and Mra. Hare off Kallenburg were eeechalymen of the dinner
A farmer from Sinchurville near Corin was fatally injured yesterday when knocked by a bull on his farm. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon at the rural property, with authorities noting the accident as a fatal animal encounter.
The page lists church events and community notices at Green Island and nearby venues. It mentions Hudson Arena, Hudson Avenue, and various congregations including Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist groups. Activities include services, Sunday School sessions, all church picnics, and planned recitations and awards with named organizers and leaders.
Two speeders were fined $16 each by the city court yesterday. Iwo apendyin and others appeared before City Judge Th O'Conno. AM Bromdivay and WALArv Lint also faced speeding fines on Tartle Avenue and Second Avenue respectively. William Cone, on Sixth Avenue, received a $251 fine for speeding.
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