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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions the Senate appropriation and a teenaged nod to Poataffive De. Names and places are unclear. the readable portion notes a silver boost and a formal vote or approval related to a funding measure. The fragment requires context to specify entities and outcomes.
Several inmates from Rensselaer County were transferred Tuesday to Elmira jail after sentencing actions by the county court. Richard Aureling Troy Avenue, George Gibson Schenectady, and Thomas D. Daley Schenectady face terms and related charges with others indicted in connection to the jailbreak plot.
Details surface of a broad inquiry into auto theft and evasion linked to a group facing multiple charges. Key officials include Sheriff Campbell and District Attorney Wilay, with hearings and possible indictments looming as investigations adjust jail oversight and timing.
Senate confirmed John R. Streeidan of Alabama yesterday to serve as director of War Mobilization and Reconversion. The appointment places Streeidan in charge of wartime production and postwar demobilization planning for the federal effort.
A historical notice outlines plans for KP to award three honorary degrees and host a related dinner. It mentions key figures such as Livingstone Wy Houston and Maj Gen Edmond Leavey, with extensive committee and event details including lectures, luncheons, and social gatherings at the campus.
A fragmentary report outlines a proposed international disarmament framework for Japan. It envisions a civilian peacekeeping force with limited arms, strict control of energy tools, and a central commission to monitor compliance for 23 years. It stresses joint enforcement by United States, Russia, Britain, and China and hints at political tensions with perceived power blocs.
R P T Alumni events continue with long-standing ties to the institute’s programs. The Fifty-Year Club opens for the class of 1888, naming George C. Dirk president, with memorials for the late secretary Gaerne J. Baltimore. A broad alumni turnout spans from Los Angeles to Troy, and reunions test War-era postponements. The weekend features dinners at multiple Troy-area hotels, receptions, and a special gathering for the Class of 1928 at the Troy Club, as the annual alumni week proceeds with registration, a bridge party, and a ladies’ dinner.
James Corry of Albany to appear for a preliminary hearing on grand larceny charge. Corry was arrested after a May 14 incident involving Matthew Arner and Pender, with incidents at Central Police Station and alleged weapon discharge. Attorney Philp J. Glitla expected to represent Corry. Karin J. Wiley to prosecute. Also noted is a separate item: Mia William Fynes of Fifth Avenue, informed her brother Henry PF Dippy underwent surgery at Glen Pals Hospital.
Wynantskill High School celebrates eighth grade graduation with 43 graduates led by Alyea Wainwright averaging 97 percent. Speakers Rev William Gaston Rev Edward T Reilly and Rev John A Birrl attend as music by Anglin Orchestra accompanies the event.
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces a weekend of events for commencement week. Alumni gather for a luncheon on the house lawn, reunions, a banquet, and the Hendrick Madson dinner. Baccalaureate service is tomorrow at Second Presbyterian, 4 pm, with Monday procession at 1 am and commencement exercises in the gym at 11 am.
A reception for Rev. James P. Lartwson designated for his new post at Albany Catholic parish St Patrick's Church will occur Tuesday evening. The Holy Name Society and parish committees plan entertainment, all parishioners invited, with decorations by named organizers and a public committee listed for event details.
United front page reports new freight rate hikes across the nation as Congress backs a 50 cent rise for most commodities, with exceptions for agriculture and certain minerals. Interterritorial lines face 2 to 3 cent increases per ton mile while non ore lanes see specific adjustments, and total carrier revenue is projected around 300 million dollars annually.
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