12 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
1
A blaze damaged multiple dwellings on Broadway in Rensselaer leaving two families homeless. Fire crews battled flames through the night as residents fled to the street, with smoke and water damage reported to four houses. Local officials described the fire as rapid and dangerous, though no injuries were specified.
The ad promotes a new hearing device claiming easy fit without batteries or belts. It emphasizes a compact hand size, adjustable tone, and home demonstration with free descriptive book from Britone makers in Chicago. It invites readers to write Beitone for a sample explanation.
A damaged OCR style puzzle lists numerous authors and works with scattered clues. It mentions figures like Blackbird W, Homer, Peter, De Koven, Robinson Cres, Transvaal, and various implied titles and roles, forming a cryptic matching or acrostic question set for readers.
Rev Liston Pope DD, ethics professor at Yule Onin ay Shop and editor of the Congregation al publication, spoke to the Christian Union at Fifth Avenue Street Methodist Church. He urged the Church to engage in social issues, promote better world economics, and support organized reform, with 175 young people in attendance.
Troy Flourt a longtime florist and resident of Masonry died yesterday after a short illness. He was born in Green County and moved to Troy as a boy, later running a flat business on Eighth Street and working for several local firms. Survived by his wife Lettie M Ciisey and two nephews Allen G and Lawstme E Couchot, he was a member of Church Day, Zinx Lodge Fo and A Mo Fellow Club, with funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from the residence with Rev Charles Wo Sirope officiating. Burial at Ont Wool Cemetery.
The article notes the founding of a Sunday School at Woodside Pies Church, honoring 80 years of service. It details attendance milestones, naming top attendees like Cuvengs Eden and Wes Jeanne Buges, and lists staff such as superintendent Redames Best and treasurer John & Manin.
Schenectady police apprehended suspects in a case involving breaking windows to stash display items. Pubert W Rider of Rotterdam Richard J Ryans and Potut J Dolan were taken into custody. A police official described the incident and the seized items.
Sudor AWOL Meld faces second degree forgery charges tied to a forged check at Lusy Bee Restaurant in Fort Ann. The case stems from a May absence and a pending matter in Washington County where Tabor appeared before the Justice of the Peace in Fort Ann.
Washington County officials plan repaving on River Road unit in a broader state and county highway program. County highway superintendent notes 32 miles of county system, 168 miles needing reconstruction, costs estimated at 2340000 to surface treat and regrade 69 miles, plus 48 miles not yet taken over.
Hudson Falls VFW selects officers with Lutls Vo Thompson named commander and Sunol Vike as ice commander. Other posts listed include quartermaster John Butterfeld and delegates John Beeson Edward Kex and Richard Green. A $7000 building fund tally is announced.
The Youth League of St Josephs Church will conduct communion at a breakfast meeting. The program, held Sunday, discussed future plans including monthly communion on the fourth Sunday and a musical production sponsored by the league. Further music announcements will follow.
The trial of Irene Clarke and co defendants was adjourned at Pittetown County Court to tomorrow morning. Prosecution and defense were present with Judge Fleibet L D Hamm presiding. The adjournment followed an agreed deferral as the court reconvened after earlier inability to proceed.
Former Troy resident Marguerite Osham of Coluile Livy wad sentenced to two to four years in state prison after pleading guilty to the sale of criminal abortion. Judge Lakh 1 Chullup ordered sentences on each county to run concurrently.
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