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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
2
A Lemke morning ceremony saw new firefighters sworn in by Chief Cau A. Srunthy. Inductions included Hesene Brasiey Zalinks and Howard Medan among others, with training directions and duties outlined. The event featured Ames and Cher saith in attendance as the department prepared for duty and scheduling updates. The Sun newspaper notes the deceased News fortey president of the Assurkalian.
A Berlin Amtidale May Area troop organizes with a citizens committee in Molin to absentee the Hay Scout Trempio. George E Davla opens remarks on conditions. A Kendell Kolerta explains program needs. Connie for Che aoe preunieation, and 2B.Gapping elected chair. Members named for troop board and review team. Alion Hall appointed Scout er. Trail to Citizenship planned. meetings set at Central Seanel.
Funeral services were held for Maihyn J. Luby, former Troy busman and father of William Fi Luty, at his home on Vestarde vey Street and at St Patrick Church. Reverend James Fo Lawlor and Rev John G. O Grady officiated with Rev William H Sheridan, sub-Agentis All Torsute, leading the mass. Mayoral aide McGrath attended and Catherine Reardon sang Ave Maria and What Cond My Jesus Do More. Interment followed in St Peter Cemetery with pallbearers Clarence A. Rides John F Lynch J Loward Cannon John T Hanies Harry J Kavanaugh Thomas KH.badge. Interment at St Peter Cemetery followed the funeral rites.
Sixteen new members were welcomed into Trojan Post with a meeting led by Commander McGavern. The event featured introductions of members including Mant fie Canoes, Gerd h. Cavanaugh, and others as the post discussed a state investigation into veteran welfare groups and a resolution asserting minority representation.
The Alliance to Veet at Brunswick Club met April 14 in Cropseyville with President Harold G. Hodson presiding. They approved planting pine trees on club grounds and accepted Nicholas West as a member. The secretary was instructed to contact the Wildlife Service in Chicago and report on county conservation efforts and donations for club improvements.
Residents fear a leak in the Upstate pipeline as village trustees meet to discuss water supply from the Hudson River watershed. Voter backing is sought for a plan to acquire rights to adjacent routes amid protests over potential environmental impact on the river and surrounding communities.
In Arca and Horbert several communities plan Pax Aid visits to discuss income tax matters. Officials outline April deadlines and identify locations including Soehunievile, Madsen Frills, and Wye Hall with dates in March and April for tax guidance sessions.
County Clerk Lawrence d Collins announced a two week halt on photostat copies of veterans discharges due to paper shortages. Veterans may obtain original discharge papers for recording by April 1, with no charge for the service, while photostating continues for new and existing records as staffing and supplies allow.
State Conservation Department officials announced that the spring distribution stock of forest planting stock is exhausted. Commissioner Perry B. Duryea cited rising interest in tree planting and orders totaling about 6,000 as the cause. Arthur Amadon explained wartime sowing led to a large seedling program, with substantial demand justifying expanded policy and future plantings.
Mrs. John B. Dougall of Round Lake and wife of the president of the New Jersey State Teachers College at Nea died Tuesday at Overlank Hospital in New Jersey after several weeks illness. A Round Lake Academy graduate, she had been a resident since 1984 at Simin and was active in church and civic affairs. Survivors include her husband and a daughter, Jane Crosby Dougall.
Aubne Decker, serving twenty years in Clinton Prison, will appear at the divorce trial of Harold Simons and Ruth Simons in Hudson Supreme Court. Justice Wraneis Betjin issued an order in Columnbin Conny for Decker’s appearance, custody matter involving Beulah Simons, Harald Simons’ mother.
A reported proposal outlines a women’s auxiliary state law enforcement corps with aims led by Van Deer. Middletown’s Republican group backs the plan as a move to free male officers for active police duty and to strengthen headquarters operations.
State Health Department warns Troy and area waterworks to prepare emergency disinfection plans as heavy snow and sudden thaw risks rapid pollution of water supplies. Holmquist, sanitation chief, warns Winter and flood conditions could carry contamination to intakes, urging vigilance and rapid response measures.
Fragmented OCR text notes forthcoming tests at Lathan involving three main topics. It mentions crossing a road and a short blast of signaling. Names such as Chet Willan GC are cited among uncertain details.
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