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Fragmentary OCR data shows hourly temperatures and times for March, but details are garbled. No coherent events or places are readable. no identifiable people or organizations are provided.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1947
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR data shows hourly temperatures and times for March, but details are garbled. No coherent events or places are readable. no identifiable people or organizations are provided.
To Mark Anniversary Ain Novella Lodge Song of Italy will celebrate ita thirty geo and birthday Sunday April 200 wb the Spanish Way Hall. The able minn of the affair to Paaqunl Parte IN MEMORIAM GHARD Ti loging memory of 1, Mars K Cluid wha di meee. We fole memory of our nailer Mary Stuanik who died d sears, age March 3 its TAUGHIDE HUSBAND AND 4 GRANDSON Hoamathe Myenin ABO.
A long obituary notice lists numerous relatives and friends of the deceased, including Harold Mre Culler formerly Reylaly, Marjorie, Win all, and many others. It notes services at St Peters Church and local funeral arrangements, with references to addresses and household ties across multiple towns.
Local offices dominate the political chatter as the off year election nears with statewide ballot questions unlikely. Key figures from Albany and surrounding counties brace for county and city posts, while municipal votes stretch across Saratoga Springs Schenectady and Glens Falls area.
Student4 of the sixtiy] frade of School 2 presented a program during Friday morning. Miss Way Nougherty directed the production while the Parent Tear hey Association presented the school with a pal.
An OCR dense list references many personal names, places, and events around a cemetery notice. The readable text shows scattered surnames, street names, family relations, and reminders of society meetings, with no clear narrative or single event. The fragmentary nature limits concrete reporting.
A. W. Brandes died yesterday at 69 Fifth Avenue due to heart strain from shoveling snow. Doctors listed death caused by overexertion with contributing illness. he was born in Columbus and survived by widow, two sons, and several relatives. Funeral plans set from residence to St Bathiel Church with burial at Agnos Cemetery.
The Dairymen's League announces a district session to be held in Vermont and Washington counties with meetings in Hudwon and Kelambury areas. Dent of the nub district will preside and assist officials as the program proceeds.
New York State Department of Health estimates show Troy’s population dropping from 70,804 in 1900 to around 9,000 in the 1940s. Albany, Schenectady, Watervliet, Glens Falls, and other cities also report declines, with Yonkers and Jamestown showing notable decreases and some towns lacking estimates below 100 residents.
Reported injuries from multiple auto accidents include three people hurt on Second Avenue near 19th Street and Washington Street. Victims include Dorothy Joseph and others as police investigate dozen details of collisions and involved vehicles.
A person named Keune Delk sustained an ankle injury in a fall near a Livy Hospital area. Patrolmen Joseph Walsh and Fink assisted after the incident, and the injured individual was transported to a base by officers.
An odd local account describes a casual search that yields no clear evidence. The narrative centers on a quiet area near a wind swept site where a figure contemplates a missing clue and weighs a discreet, uneasy motive against the surrounding scene.
Roy Chel observes the birthday of a retired Methodist pastor living at 2107 Fulton Road. The clergyman formerly led Trinity Methodist in Lin a from 1914, served in various towns, and later focused on gospel work while residing in Warren County.
Albany reports a push to raise salaries for county judges in Upstate. Judge Wypian Biston of Washington County seeks a raise from 4000 to 182000 in a proposed act, while Dewey Under and Dewell of nearby counties are tied to smaller increases. A pending bill would adjust salary scales for Washington County officials from 1500 to 2000.
Democrats select ward candidates at a party meeting in Chisvinny Chath G Malov Alownder, with members of the Cam won Goneshleh voting to determine the vent of Maver Anettes revent appointrant of Mdwid A Fuleges and the county treasurer Thana a Brown.
Fire brigades responded to chimney and rubbish yard blaze reportedly near old Sindh yard. The incident involved pumper Ll units and crews working under Harold Witrox and Henry Painlon with no injuries reported.
An armed teen demanded gold and threatened owner at 500 per ton Avenue Watervliet. Police, responding to a 6 26 pm call from Pulensky, described the youth as about 17, five eleven, 150 pounds, dark complexion, wearing a blue vest and navy veil. Officers McSadpens Tormer and Dannelly helped detain the suspect.
Approximately 25 percent of county veterans have used benefits with 10 percent connected to schooling or college programs. The percentage accessing VA rehabilitation and other supports shows varied uptake by category and eligibility.
Elizabeth Alea aged 8 was found dead at her home on 313 Jacob Street yesterday. Coroner Anthony Fo Mahia ruled death a heat related condition. Police Patrolmen Jam and Mickey from Central Police Station reported the incident.
Patrol officers Roieard Matton and William Cunningham pursued a suspect after a vehicle collision at AM L Bede Avenue and Riyvor Streets. The injured driver was taken to The Thomas T Hospital in the morning.
A fierce windstorm ripped through the Troy region causing extensive property damage. Reports describe downed trees, shattered windows, and power outages across streets near River Street, Main Street, and surrounding neighborhoods. Police and utility crews respond as insurance estimates run into thousands.
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