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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
14
Unclear text lists a speaker for St Mucy's Academy Whee Falls with Anni Association. Details mention a $6 plan and a principal named Kpaekar. Reading is partial and uncertain but indicates a commencement event at The Queenahury fytel in Genaits.
A dense memorial section lists numerous individuals with notes of death and remembrance. The fragmentary OCR preserves names such as Drake-AL and Procter as well as places like Springfield and Waterford, with scattered references to hospitals and churches, indicating a broad memorial roster and obituary notices across communities.
Waterford held a large parade to honor returning service members, led by Col Gerald W. O Connor. About 4000 veterans and supporters from Waterford and nearby communities joined units from the Marines Navy Army and local organizations in a townwide tribute along Nassau Street to Veterina Me. Cabb Second Lustrment New York Guard provided color guards while fire and police departments participated, with Knights of Columbus and other civic groups marching in uniform.
The Lansingburg Club announces a day camp schedule starting the coming week with daily activities for all members and junior members. The program includes games, football, swimming, and crafts, with no fees and supervision by Joseph Rokjer and others.
Odd Fellows plan a ceremony to honor three state officers with a reception and formal addresses. The event features high-ranking officers and local dignitaries, with a social to follow and notes on scheduling at Whamong hock Judge and Fourth Street venue details.
Fragmented OCR text reports a memorial notice listing names such as Irene, Joseph Walsh, Brown, and John W. naval, with mentions of streets and neighborhoods. It references a cemetery, Mary’s Cemetery, and a service date, inviting attendees to a memorial or funeral gathering.
War department data lists county totals of war casualties. Albany, Saratoga, and Washington counties show combined deaths from in action, wounds, and other causes with missing and unaccounted cases. Statewide figures include 15,109 from upstate counties and 1,8106 from Greater New York with numerous listed categories.
Ammonia gas incident in New bone Saundry injures Mrs Angelina Gabriel 18. Fire department and responders arrive on Weiser Street to aid. Neighbors and hospital staff provide assistance as authorities investigate the fatal or near fatal exposure.
A Cohoes man was injured after a vehicle struck him on Fourth Avenue near Fifth Avenue. He suffered a deep head injury and multiple wounds, with witnesses describing the driver as failing to stop. The incident prompted medical aid and investigators to the scene. Funeral and probate details followed for local residents.
Area Scouts wrap two days of on site activities including water sports, sailings, and contests at a Waterford camp. Troops 8 and 32 Waterford and 21 Troy participated with event highlights led by Edward Flack and Haymond Sherman. Camp Rotary to expand to four weeks, services held for Protestant and Catholic scouts, and safety demonstrations featured.
Jatin Subo, 44, a longtime circus worker with Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey, was badly clawed by the largest royal Bengal tiger during an early show at the Menands grounds. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital with a severely injured hand. three female performers also reportedly injured as the tiger leapt from its cage.
A rider was treated at Leonid Hospital Saturday night after a fall at ALT Street and Leouid Avenue. He was discharged later the same night.
Roehwel Kent, a Basex County writer lecturer and author, announces for Congress under the American Late Party ticket. Kent, a long line of artists and tradesmen, vows to battle for the district’s issues while leveraging his painting career and labor ties.
A string of upstate auto accidents left eight people injured on a Saturday morning in Whitehall and nearby towns. Officials cited reckless driving and multiple vehicle collisions on Whitehall Comstock Road and South Broadway in Saratoga Springs as the causes, with several drivers and passengers sustaining brain concussions, bruises, and fractures. Authorities detained and later fined Bernard Wheeler, while other victims were treated at Glens Falls and Saratoga hospitals.
Camp Tekakwitha begins its season Saturday with activities for youth and community groups. Officials announced a schedule of worship, feeding programs, and educational events, aiming to engage families while maintaining safety and orderly operations.
A nationwide meat shortage grips markets as stockists report limited deliveries and rising prices. Dealers cite disrupted production and distribution, with shelves nearly bare and consumer demand outpacing available supply in the current period. Local officials warn relief may lag into the coming weeks.
On the eve of graduation at the Polytechnic Institute in 1046, graduates gathered at Presbyterian Church for a solemn service. Rev. Reynvour Salt delivered a prophetic sermon urging graduates to blend science with philosophy and religious duty, calling for a scientist’s conscience in civilization’s next era.
Veterans honored at a club dinner with speeches urging unity and civilian war effort. The event featured pastor Carkeman, Ms Amelie Nassan van delit, and Stephen G. Ferrin in charge of decorations, with Charles Randel’s orchestra and vocalists Frank Milawese and Mrs Amelia Calet.
Three persons injured in accidents were removed to hospital for treatment by police. Joseph LeBoulnet, 47, of 100 Rivers Rue, admitted to Vroy Hospital after thumb injury from a fall at Jawoh Street and Wily Avenue. two stitches reported. Wallis Murboughlin, 55, suffered left hand finger injury from a fall at 61 Butie Dry Burret. taken to hospital. Edvard Alslington, seven years old of Ingalls Avenue, transported to Samaring Hospital after a fall from a stoop.
A garbled excerpt describes a health initiative related to tuberculosis, mentioning Dewey and a voluntary program. It notes September beginnings, an expanded public health bow, and a recommended plan approved by authorities. The text is unclear and mixes misread words.
Navy Chief Quartermaster William Rogers reports the enlistment of Robert Nichols and Edward Nichols, with further names listed for service. The announcement notes honorable discharge for another sailor and cites associated addresses in Hollobirdys and Notre Dame Sheants, with names including William Reindilat and Vion Street residents.
Charles H Burkhardt a candidate from Troy was chosen as state commander at the initial state convention. Delegates named include James F Suiden Edward P Whalan Sal M Bragman Lonis Thromble Joseph F McKeon Fred Mulholland and Hehnan Garrz with local leaders Timothy Beaunty and William Long also listed.
Melamatet, 42, of 10 Farm red Shewr, was removed to the Sara fan Unapiral enemy last night after he was bitten by a dog on the nose and near both eyes. The Kumane Sovisiy was notified.
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