Bennington Man Dies In Crash Near Vermont Border
The Troy Record reports the death of Sawyer Bennington, a resident of 403 Ple Vinst Ahge, Vermont, in a car crash near an embankment on a Walton road. The accident involved a single vehicle traveling west, with authorities including Judge Waslluomane Lefer, C.B. Packard, and Jasper Robertson notified. Sawyer was believed to be alone, the cause under investigation, wreckage near the embankment, and the incident dated March 1, 1946.
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Valin Street
Bonington
Lod Raton
Novty Haothat
Walton
Hom
Enbank
Om Ag
Waslluomane Lefervits
Tvnop
Lanined Babely
Manpor
George Bilin
Ymith
Dane Soak
Moan
Ray
Seth Jasper Robertson
Honsick
Sawyer
Cp. C.B. Packard
Bertin
Renaselaer
County Joronny
Slate
County 4-H Celebrates 25th Anniversary Meeting
Ruth Miller of West Sunah Lutse chairs the County 4-H anniversary event to organize activities. The meeting is scheduled for 40 pm on Wednesday at the chair’s office in the Postaftine to plan community 4-H activities.
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Lie Runsselaay
Habauel
Tie
Mia
Ruth Miller
Wesk
Funeral notices and obituaries amid New England burial listings
A lengthy obituary and funeral notice page lists numerous individuals with family ties across towns and churches. It names deceased include Keenan Al and many relatives, with service details, interment at local cemeteries, and dates for memorials.
Commercial Travelers Name Officers
The Commercial Travelers named officers at a formal installation led by Andrew G. Schuster. New executives include Oliver Dexter and Charles A. O’Connor, with several others rising to roles such as treasurer, chaplain, and sentinel. Delegates were chosen for the Buffalo grand council convention. Next meeting set for April 1 at Danish Levoertood Hall.
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Lahey Diversion
W. Nitton
Oliver Dexter Spade
Mtr Rhodes
John le Ges
Tr Deer
Albert Baeth
George
Miner
Harry A Stowe
Danish Levotertood Hall
Plans for $4 000 000 expansion at R P 1
R P 1 outlines a four million dollar expansion amid wartime shortages in training and facilities. The piece covers anticipated needs for new equipment and buildings, with President Houston stressing education’s role in advancing science, engineering, and global peace through broader access to technical training.
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Lotelp
Hi-Y Youths Take Career Aptitude Tests
Hi Y youths at Wray Avenue Cannell Ward join a campaign to explore careers through aptitude tests and preference assessments. The effort gathers information from colleges nationwide and uses tests to guide life choices. Leaders Lawrence Conners and Charles Gurka attend interim meetings as the group plans an athletic city convention and a dinner event.
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Paine
Hing
Atdvea
Conneil
Charles Gurka
Raymond Jarvis
Witerford Eid
Athaetic City
WEY
Werneseith
Lawrence Conners
Red Cross Drive Plans First Report Meeting
Hinward G Seam, chairman of the Hensselser County Chapter, urged all 27 triranchen units to report at noon at The Metre Mhidkon. Weather disruptions noted as workers prepared to meet. He estimated alliance funds near 122000 dollars for the chapter.
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Hensselser
Ned Cross
Maysephy
Stiles
Trojans Reenlist Two Breymen in Army Unit
Fragmented OCR notes report two Breymen reenlisting in Uhr Army with unclear locations. Mentions Monmouth and Mississippi context, plus possible unit designations and dates obscured by errors. Weak details include names like Malley and Chinute, with references to BPA and Weatnvar.
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Veterans Push City Job Tests and Appointments
The Central Committee of Veterans Organization adopted a constitution and issued letters urging Civil Service examinations for city departments, noting no exams since before the war and an expired list. They seek veterans’ representation on municipal boards and a county veteran counselor, with a meeting chaired by Rev Francis A Kelly and Sylvester A Hurley leading the committee.
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Line City
Francis A. Kelly Chai
Amencia Velents
Sylvester A
Chitin
Gentral Committee
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Rey
John d. Ahern
Yncaneleelty
Board of Supervisors
Nash Cohn Hankin
Thok
Yvonne
Library Adds USO Register To Archives
The Troy Public Library adds the USO register to its archives as servicemen records are transferred. Miss Howe notes the volumes will be kept up to date and available for reference, with a current government regulations volume received and stored.
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Union
Troy
Jibravinny
Toul Didinead Inen
Bishop Opens Lent Services in Wetton Massachusetts
Bishop of Bievog ot Wetton Massachusetts will open Lenten services at St. Pants iiplecapal Charel dlawaclry Son oF Heki. The service marks the start of the season with Episcopal theologian Bebnalian Cabriye and local clergy participating. Community leaders including Lenox Sehgal and Holyoke Mayor Qotlayye will attend as the church trustees announce ongoing plans.
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Te Bievog
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Laicrenee Callore
Springfield
Cotlese
Alven
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Lenox Sehgal
Holyoke
Mega
Postoffice Rates Highlight Inspector Report
A recent postal inspection report praises the Postoffice with high ratings. M. Cullis is noted in the findings, with Avon and other districts achieving the highest scores in years.
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M. Cullis
Memorial Methodist church adopts Norwegian families
Memorial Methodist Church adopts Norwegian families under the quarterly conference plan. Members and organizations will provide heads of the adopted families with clothes and essentials. youth group and volunteers will aid in exchanges and adoption efforts across the sea.
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Norway
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Memorial
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Ehureh
David. Livingstone
Cassina J. Miller
Murch
Transfers Due Today in Vire Department
Chel Cath A Smith will today announce the selected whale sale transfers in the Troy Fire Department. Practically every fire house to be affected by the changes. First notifications of the transfers were made yesterday by Gil Bowman, Hirer, who began the work yesterday.
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Troy
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Fort Edward Ends Fiscal Year With 1 45 Balance
Acting Mayor John A Collison presents Fort Edward village report on the year ending in 1987 detailing bonded indebtedness, assessed valuations, and fund balances. General fund shows a deficit while several special funds report varying balances and planned expenditures for the coming year.
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Mechanic Street
Non Strikers Return as GE Plant Talks Continue
Thousands of GE workers, including 12 000 nonstriking employees, return to the Schenectady plant after a lengthy walkout. Wage talks with GE officials and national union leaders promise further negotiations as government price controls hinge on wage settlements. The dispute mirrors steel industry tensions with Adirondack Foundries and Steel Co. reaching separate bargaining, while a federal injunction and OPA stance color the timing of any price adjustments.
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Linhy
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Sehenad
Mont Pinnini High School
Thei
Tey
Steel Girl
Edgar V. Kitm
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Th CL
Adirondack Foundaries and Steel Co. Watervligt
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Fred W. Sherman
Condi Unds
Fike
Adironduck
Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
Glens Falls to Buy Grader From Troy Firm
The Glens Falls Common Council votes to purchase a diesel powered grader from a Troy company for snow removal. The bid total is $6,580.79 with additional $183.53 tax and fees, net $6,797.24, after a bid cited as the only one in response to an invitation. The council also considered an installment option, but voted to keep the old grader while taking possession of the new machine.
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Common Council
Glens Falls
Milton Hult Machinere Ga
Troy
Milton CG
Tibbills
Three Red Light Runners to Pace Police Judge
Three individuals faced a judge after red light violations at Lake Avenue and Fousick Street. Charges include running lights, reckless driving, and living without a proper license while a patrol report names officers involved.
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Ing
Twa
Lake Avenuo
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