Card of Thanks from Latron Family and Relatives
The Latron family and relatives extend gratitude for kindness shown after the late Catharine Pituillelle and others. Mentioned are Roslin Hewanon and Gentey Poritig Locapio among those who offered support and sympathy during bereavement.
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Panie
Catharine Pituilelle
Roslin Hewanon
Falken Gentey
Poritig
Locapio
Fey de Serogeet
Inde
Mier Murthy
Uhie
In Memoriam Hurl Al and Friends of Walhaers Rosen
In memoriam notes mourn the loss of loved ones including Walhaers Rosen and family. Remembrances honor CECI HOUGHERTY and others, with lines to wife mother daughters and close kin. The item preserves a solemn river of names, dates, and affectionate tributes.
Fragmented birth notice with unclear names and places
A mangled OCR item lists a birth event with multiple garbled names and locales. Readable fragments mention a daughter and several personal names but key details such as dates, places, and exact relationships are obscured. The text remains too corrupted to extract a clear, factual summary.
Funeral notices from Waterford area obituaries and services
The document lists funeral arrangements and memorial notices for several local residents including Mr Velen, Anil doseph, and Mary Gant Ferien Kengeily. Services are scheduled at Peter's Church, Oakwood Cemetery, and other local chapels with dates in March and April. Relatives are invited to attend services and viewings, with details of locations and times.
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Hranie
Fathom Cardars
Velen
Anil
Kearney
Fae Ceaideuen
p + Peter
Ceorke
Blake Somarial Chapel
Welk
Oakwand
Marin
Oakwood
Coir
Smythe
Macch
Mauris Santa Doatiet
Henry Lehane
Mtolien
Mradl Rieda
Toney
Arthie
Keinwy Lebhene
Cotoea
Ain Bas Loti
Seagoville
Fimeead Vale Healy
Waterford
Tiubapel
Willian
Taabhyes
Carsoll
Bridfarier
Betty Ann
Waterfort
Milmabelth Dewan
Wits
Wathen
T Hight
Riad
Coniele
CVA AL Wanteneien
Holla Cage
Panerase
Haly
Kinal
Chen Tuinaday
Weather Quakes Through Troy Area With Extreme Temperatures
A weather summary reports yesterday's notable temperature swings across Troy and surrounding regions. Extreme highs neared forty degrees in multiple localities, while several towns logged sharp cooling and varying precipitation patterns.
City Lends Vote Machines For Sage Poll Event
In Sage, Colleen incidents prompt demonstration of voting machines. Students plan to file petitions and engage in activities to show the machines work. Officials hope to ensure voters understand the system during the election period.
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Frisswll
Oftigery
Etudent
Honn Uhey
Harrow
Srey
Hoga Wet Npein
Varley
Hall
Heyden Hill
Dewey Honors Monitor Inventor in Long Memorial Day
The article recalls Dewey proclaiming a Long Einessoy Day in memory of the Civil War era gunboat Monitor of the Union Navy. It notes the 1882 March 9 Hampton Roads victory over the Confederacy and mentions efforts by state and local officials to honor the event, with references to Abe Lincoln and the Monitor's role in naval history. An unrelated crime note near the end mentions a fatal shooting in Tray.
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Albiy
Gow
Howe
Dewey
Saciueday
Union
Mongioy
Stefan
Olin A
Chiswood
Troy
Vewey
Mindz
Herman Maymison
Monitor
Cantederie Tranena Merrimie
Hamplun
Mauer Funeral Rites Held Amid Sparse Family Attendants
Fragments indicate a funeral for a long deceased local figure with services led by a pastor at a church, burial at a regional cemetery, and a later memorial service planned. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a wake, church, and cemetery rites suggest a traditional community burial with relatives in attendance.
State Aid Rise Tied to Troy as Funds Grow
Albany reports show New York State will allocate about seventy thousand dollars more in aid over five years. Legislation under Gov. Dewey adjusts welfare payments, with Troy receiving about 1,071,101 in aid and other towns listed with varied amounts. Democrats claim rules favor beneficiaries. figures released by Moore reflect administration figures.
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Albany
Frank GO
Moneuve
Neer York Statu
Turo
Thamus J. Dewey
Winney
Troy
Colhiurs
Wittervitert
Allany
Machonteville
Sartleya
Glenn Pulls
Schinnelaig
Rensselacy
Tonawanda
Moore
Accidents Injure Two People With One Seriously Hurt
Multiple weekend accidents left two people injured at Mary McClellan Hospital Greenwich and Voorheesville. Edward McGroudy of Middle Falls suffered severe injuries including head trauma and potential pelvis fracture after a collision with an automobile. Rob ert Cites of Havsick Falls was treated and discharged after being struck while walking in Greenwich. Giles Gates of Hoosick Falls sustained injuries when struck by a car driven by George Spenditt near Hoosick Road. he was hospitalized for observation and later discharged. State police and local officers investigated, noting no report yet on the other driver.
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Mary McClellan
Cunbridge
Certong
Bidward McGroudy
St. of Middle Falla
Washington County
Crnenwloiy
Havsick Falls
Robert Cites
Vwo
Greenwich
Greensrich Polien
Willian Mensitel
McGrounky
Gates
Hoosick
Cearge Spenditt
Giles
Spenditt
Rosie
Hoosick Fall
Hoarick
Caneer
Spehditt
Myle LeBaron
Roberb &, Maderer
Huasiak Walls
Howl Center
Latey Falcon Ta Hy
Mary McCtellan
Hisie
Haegra- Hone
Gales
Claim Bus Driver Joked Before Fatal Crash
A district attorney from Columbus County charges driver Howard de Cosgrove of Springfield Massachusetts with negligent homicide after a bus crash that killed five near Lidia Springs on September 20, 1951. The bill of particulars notes a prior conversation with deckhands and alleges the bus was proceeding at a slow unsafe speed when the collision occurred.
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Lidia Springs
Diateiel
Wwilliam Chriatinin
Colimna County
Counme
Howard de Cosg
Mass Pontifical to be Presided by Bishop Gibbous
The rite will be led by Most Rev. balmiend PLithe at Sacred Heart Church in Lake George. Rev. Plevee tovnaque outlines the Pontifical Mass to occur near St Tsnac Agnes relics. Parish events mention a ceremony at Parc Jeorge and relocations connected to the martyrdom story.
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Balmiend Plithe
Athony
Mgr
Cortin Genwvued
Agserily
Calwubas
Glenskatly
Parle Jeorge
Tsnac Agnes
Plevee Tovnaque
Sacred Heart Church
Lake George
Tak
At &T
Tales Ceara
Wwe
Ely
Cems Folly
Former Troy Resident Die s At Brookline
Former Troy resident Robert De Williamson died suddenly Saturday at his Brookline home. He was a former stockholder and director of Hatyrson and Packer Cunl Up, and married to his wife who survives. He served in the oil industry with Standard Oil and had long ties to the Northern New York trench head company. Funeral arrangements will be announced by a Boston funeral home with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Robert de Willimmamor
Troy
Hatyrson and Packer
Alton Plite
Brooklie
Mya
Fle
Willanigon
A. Willanain
Pehotsen
Packer
Cohacs
Cerhouss
Willison
Standard OU Co
Xeonrad
New York
Cenk Dees
Albay
Jdning World Way TD Te
Washington
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Liosten
Me Williamson
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Alden Berwin
Win
Mt Boston
Gakwood Cemetery
Aiesaluniay Ashi
Ate
Ie CO
Aluereldn
Il Enmouree
Ghiernta
Alebark Male
Erate
The
Meating
Joseph Downnel
Chain
United Elertrewl Radio
Marhine Worlers
Phildelphia
Borngetl
Yy G. Ke
Nike Elikelygiler
Phildelpha
Steiking
Slike
Sehenceiuily
Company of Terals
Tve Dolla
Pani Ganders
Lehenvelady
Wiese Pyrestnd
Inter
William Mastriant
Supreme Court
J P Carell and Troy Barber Die Suddenly
Jane P Carell and Troy Barber die suddenly from heart attack while visiting Crooked Like camp. Carell arrives at Troy Hospital but dies. Coroner cites heart attack. Survived by children and siblings. services planned at St Peters Church and St Johns burial at St Peters Cemetery.
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Jane P. Carell
Troy Jarber
Bing
Crooked Like
Carell
Troy Hospital
Chardes
Poe
Cay
Altieken
Thomas Duty
Kens
Anne Carell
Albany
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Hull' Name Society
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Ineladi
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Ann
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Mary Cupuh
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Patera
Mig Ai
Betoe’s
Glens Walls Clit Hosts Photo Graphic Judges Panel
The Glens Walls Clit announces a photo graphic competition with judges Ralpa eiser and two others including Judge J Thacher Sens ot Gilone Births and George Boyle. The event will name the pare Phurodiye Mapeb March 21. Models and entries are due by March 14 with six portraits featuring auburn wigs noted.
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Ralpa Eiser Orreg
Hives
Smi
Glens Walls Clit
Glens
Wdgex
Thacher Sens
Gilone
George Boyle
Veterans' Committees Seeks End to City Dual Jobs Practice
The Veterans Organizations of Troy urged Mayor John J. Ahern to end city employees holding outside jobs. A memorial resolution adopted calls for permanent changes to ensure veterans and the public benefit from a nonpartisan, inclusive committee.
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Veterans’ Committee
Abernto
Cary
Central
Troy
Persorts
Ron
Coloes
Albany
Jane de
John J. Ahern
Aluady
Elly
Benjarain Ghuckvan
Onvidt
Chodikaft
Vulcans
How Maguire
St Joaph TB
Tayglish Gurrisoh
Army and Navy Union
Frank McGowan
Troy Puet
Aquarican Legion
Thomas Mc Cavern
Trojan Post
Minter
Mr. Mealy
George DB. Caswell
Amsvicay Legion
MH Wie
Panfnaliane
Front Rae
Reapaete
Pee Paxil
Sulav
Tvs Beanes
Kelly Qharpter
Two Stolen Automobiles Recovered Throughout City
Report states two stolen autos were recovered yesterday in Troy. Recovery occurred at Fules Court near Kintaeh Avenue and at Taj Jone Mowting Avenue. Tow truck moved the vehicles to Pros Motar Bates Taurage with police involvement. Witnesses include B. Taeker of 2397 Vritionntht Street who observed the events near Broadway and Fotteryy Street.
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Troy
Rollee
Yastaniay
Patronendala Maran
Beeannul
Fules Court
Kintaeh Avenue
Maron Cardia
Taj Jone
Mowting Avenue
Bates Taurage
Polley Af
Hayracle
College Students Urge Bread Rationing for Wheat Shortage
College students press self rationing of bread to one loaf per day to ease foreign wheat shortages. A Silver Bay Student Conference committee proposes limits across New York State colleges, urging academic groups to support bread rationing amid global scarcity.
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Silver Bay
Gianmovermant
Volleges
New York State
Troy
G. A
Chilattin
Valleged
Herbert Hooven
Hratiansiy
Catituslona
College Tavel
Whitehall Barn Fire Damages Cattle and Equipment
A night barn fire caused by an overheated milking machine exploded power equipment at Whitehall, destroying the barn and cattle. Neighbors, including Shuldrick, aided, with six large trucks and other tools lost. a prior fire had damaged Shelldrick's home and belongings.
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Wiliam Sheldvich
Eijnt
Asfles
Miontins
Whitehall
Shuldrick
Oe Hiseline
Oye
Bheldrick
Uwe MeNiyaha
Whelitiek
Sheldrick
Five Persons Conveyed To Hospitals After Incident
Five individuals were transported to hospitals after an incident Saturday afternoon. Rayman Cede, 18, of Averill Thuk, was conveyed by ambulance from 436 Fourth Street to Seanarlida Hospital. Several police and fire department personnel assisted, and others, including Howard Campbell and Martin Plante, were reported as among those taken to Troy hospital with injuries.
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Lovad Hospitals
Ovay Tie Wnakewad
Rayman Cede
Averill Thuk
Seanarlida Hospital
Ray Thomas
Fourth Street
Mr AM
Chapnivk
Troy Flow
LL Earl McLouchlin
Une Hyeenien
Frank J. Sheshay
Karl Pendicon
Troy Bospital Verterlus
Men Howley
Mel Aver
St. Anthony's Oheren
Howard Campbell
Centra
Saarland
Sonterday
Wehene Ie
Wehene Ie Wis, Bette Foram Ungvey Ta Tiata
Matvoluon
Delahyinte
Mod Luby Dies Father of City Official
Obituary notes the death of Mod Luby father of a city official. Mentions a funeral service with family and friends expected to attend.
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Mod. Luby
Sehoal’s Music Students Present Stanlay Recital
Sehoal's music students perform a Stanlay Recital featuring selections by various composers. The event showcases etudenta af Curate Cone and teithedss veatereigy pieces among other performances by Sehoal and invited musicians at the school hall.
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Sehoal
Stanlay
Musics Etudenta
Gohao
Voor
Plana Wind
Boyan
G E Urged To Barrein With Strikers
A chaotic report describes government and union actions during a strike involving 16 000 workers, with G E company in Philadelphia facing picket lines and potential civilian crime charges. Details cover wage demands, arrests, and court actions as labor unrest escalates.
District Printers Pay Tribute To Two Trojans
District Printers will honor two Trojan students at the university chair of the District Link of Printing Chancellor Thurday Hg at Tarn vepold Tall and Albay Street. Alfred WAilelureh and Mines Biritesyy will be presented 43 year certificates. both are most active in the We organization and Prinetpatepenten with A. Gordon Taiter and the local officials.
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Weo Tepy
Qath Nnmiversity
Bistriet Cink Af Printing
Tarnvepold Tall
Albay Street
Sehenoclarly
Alfred Wailelureh
Ad Mines Biritesyy
Nie Ely
Cine Eli
Ote Laman Che
Hus Adehaesen Pmonikors Eitl
We Organ
Auion, Prinetpatepenten
He A. Gordon Taiter
Ene and Informatiwual
Prairie names and dates carved in faded wartime ledger
Fragmented OCR text recounts individuals and places in a murky archival record. Mentions Wil Pralateel Willie J Padwel Galeman Ayrage and Suceegete Tal Ph Teseed et Crtenyivhe. Confusing phrases hint at a page of notes or biographical entries with references to a Washington campaign and Mary Retards with prints and averages.
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Willie J. Padwel
Galeman Ayrage
Suceegete
Thie Washington
Camiy Guan
Murtsen
Pawl
Mies
Mary
End of City Fuel Crisis Nears
End of fuel problems appears possible as officials report improvements in supply chains and delivery capacity. Officials say new shipments and equipment from suppliers are easing shortages, with city responses focusing on prioritizing residents and essential services while monitoring remaining bottlenecks.
Boys Club Attendance Hits 4 749 in Lansinguurg Report
Lansinguurg Boys Club reports attendance peak of 4479 in last quarter with 67 social athletic events and 83 percent participation. Thomas Matturty, club director, notes total February 28 membership at 330, with 47 expirations and 15 new members. Building and program improvements slated as materials arrive.
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Lansinguurg
Thomas
Matturty
Oaldooy
Vasr
Tae Els
Rafferty
Tool Jong
Oscar Kasawisz
Rarold Shielis
Buiding Committee
Obhuiwod
STUD Entitled Sailor Studying At Pacific University On Duty
R Bonnelty of 225 Third Street listed as a student at Savy Pacific University while on duty at Pearl Harbor. The note places emphasis on military and educational status, naming a specific residence and location.
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R. Bonnelty
Third Street
Savy Pacific University
Pearl Harbor
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