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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
19
The fragmentary text lists numerous names and relationships with mentions of dates and burial sites. It references memorials for Anna, Catherine, and others, with family lines and locations in various churches and cemeteries. The garbled OCR preserves a dense roster of deceased individuals and mourners across multiple lines and sections.
Frank H. Deal elected national grand master at the DeMolay national convention in Kansas City Missouri. He has long served in DeMolay leadership in New York and Pennsylvania, with roles including chairman of the advisory council and deputy in charge of DeMolay chapters in the Eastern New York jurisdiction.
Reports describe an execution scheduled for Donaldson at 1 p m in Pennsylvania. Gov Monn and Dewey officials discussed possible delays as prosecutors and defense teams reviewed an alleged accomplice claim. Court and prison officials prepared in Lancaster for a death row proceedings with witnesses invited to attend.
A chaotic, OCR like report outlines a statewide conference in Albany where Dr. Houston and Dewey are to discuss higher education expansion. It mentions 2000 students, 3900 full time positions, housing fees, and emergency needs while aiming to boost enrollment and veteran student support.
The Noble Callahian Auxiliary and Thin Ladies' Auxiliary of Noble recount accepting new Vive members. A state department officers’ meeting at the post room on Street Whe Ausurpey hosted by Mary McKeever and others featured a dinner. The event included a county auxiliary gathering, a dance, and a plan for presenting a gift to the post's biolony on a future date.
Waterford native and veteran actor Chirk De Waldver has died in Hangsevod-Mmdagy. The obituary notes stage career in Auton and Barietta of Wimpole Street, with surviving wife Alterson san, son Chorlea, and daughter Bonne.
A student from Gott Counsel College White Pats Willdale performs at the annual Glee City concert on March 29. The event, held at the Hotel Plaza in New York, features Sings with the glee club ming denny m. wehiar and Mae Ruane de Weber.
A bill proposed in the New York Legislature would impose a one percent tax on gross income from utilities for the next year. Sponsored by Republican Assemblyman GB Malory Stephens, the measure aims to fund state needs with projected revenues of about 10 million dollars. Other bills noted seek liquor store licensing changes, vehicle registration updates, and consumer protections in housing and safety programs.
Members of Court Maraguet of Catholic Daughters of America will meet in a body at Fifteenth Avenue area. Mrs Macy Ac Mendis, regent, announced last night. Walter Torpes, chaplain, will lead the service, with prayers recited for Miss Mahoney, a farmer member.
Witnesses testified as the state pursues an arson charge against William Reed, with testimony from building residents and neighbors detailing when they first learned of the blaze. Prosecutors, led by Earle J Wiley, plan further witness appearances as the court reconvenes.
Bronx defendants including Leen Mantand and Avian Tigue faced guilty pleas in a federal tax evasion case. Mantand was held on bond. Tigue received a nine year nine day sentence for multiple counts. Co-defendants, including Nomenie D Adteria and Mae Whe Michiel Tigue, were linked to mail fraud and related thefts in an Albany proceeding with overall federal sentencing.
The Office of Price Administration announces Spare Sugar Stamp No 9 will be valid starting Monday for five pounds of sugar. A future stamp may become valid later in the month. value details and distribution rules are outlined. Retailers in the district report sugar sales restricted as rationing continues.
Local Troy telephone workers discuss affiliating with a national union amid tensions with their current group. Officials report no opposition votes and outline possible unified action, including a potential national walkout if anger over wage and policy issues persists.
Rev Wrancie A Kelley Chapter appeals to Tipy Aven residents for jigsaw pools checker boards and cadath games to distribute at veterans facilities in River Strunt Taerbapley with donations from the public. Details include event nights and submission rules for claims and benefits communications to veterans.
A distorted weather note reports warmth persisting in the Troy area with scant details. The garbled text mentions showers and unsettled conditions, but no reliable specifics on temperatures, dates, or exact conditions could be discerned.
City meter collections show a decline with totals near 1,872.92 for a period and over 400 in penalties. Chief Kendall Uiselosad reports that 2410 citations were issued, with most revenues tied to penalties and windshields damaged by vehicles.
Albany rumor storm centers on Fitzpatrick replacing Hannegan with Mead favored by some in New York Democrats. Observers question Dewey’s governors bid as Meade contest and internal party tensions ripple through Washington and Albany.
Dr Schacht heads a new county body formed to promote and unite civic and recreational activities in southern Rensselaer County. The group met at East Greenbush Central School to elect officers and outline a constitution and program spanning athletics and community events for the central school district and surrounding towns.
The season began with Ash Wednesday observances across Whanlty and surrounding area as Protestant churches held special Lenten services. The rite featured ashes and penitential emphasis signaling the start of a forty day period of fasting and reflection.
Police investigate two break ins at a Troy gas station and nearby area after a window is smashed to gain entry. Suspects described in fragmented local reports, with officers reviewing surveillance and questioning witnesses as part of the probe.
James O B named banquet chairman for the Patroon Club with John F Sha president announcing appointments at a March meeting. Plans include dinner details at THY Wordwa Avenue and membership drives while veterans are invited to future gatherings.
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