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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
1
A rough report notes a world record or notable mark reached on Saturday in Tokyo as atmospheric conditions and a meteor logger recorded a high reading of 83 degrees, with unclear details about the event and participants.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute held its annual meeting with notices of the Albert Fox Demers Medals to George Conrad Diehl and Julie Welch, praising Diehl for long service to the institute and Welch for leadership in rail and engineering. The event covered reconversion funds, substantial gifts, and the shift to peacetime veteran training, with President Houston detailing lab expansions and donor contributions.
The garbled OCR fragment offers little clear information. It mentions dates and names in a distorted form, with no coherent event or identifiable entities to verify.
Fragmentary OCR mentions alumni directors and election of War M Doig of Detroit with other names including Haugh Riddle Atlantic City Miguel Vill Havana Rhodes Frey and John Cotsworth Baltimore. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate an alumni board election in a context of enlarging/intoratories plans.
Three estates receive letters in probate court as Judge Teddo Donohue approves wills for David J. Wright of Hoosick Mary E. Anderson of Albany and Willigay Green Jr of Petersburg The Wright estate totals under 4001 dollars with most goes to granddaughter Grace Wright and Albert Wright The Anderson estate valued under 5000 dollars leaves life use to widow Cora E Anderson with remainder to daughters and two non relatives The Green estate valued under 5000 dollars leaves life use to widow Cora E Green with remainder to listed heirs including Nellie Merrihew Merlin SieCarthy Dena Hubbard and E A Clark.
Grand Street man held for grand larceny after adjournment in Troy Police Court. Case of Mrederink Smith of Grand Street charged with stealing about $300 was heard with James Burns of 2149 Seventh Avenue the complainant. Smith released on bail. represented by Joseph Walsi.
A Capitol guard disarmed and arrested a would be bandit after a midnight attempt outside the Capitol. The suspect, described as a man from the state capital area, faced charges of robbery and was held on a 7000 dollar bond. A pistol and related items were seized during the arrest.
The Littlest Ald Society of la Church of Christ will meet today at WL 230 Pan dn De church.
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