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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
12
Red Cross volunteers report a grand total of 35340 from the first drive session with strong support from workers visiting homes and businesses. Chairman Joseph Rowenheg notes progress toward a $132,000 objective, outlining divisions and regional totals.
Holyoke man Googe Glinvin released on $50 bail after police citing a diving incident and car collision near the Columbia Turnpike entrance. Five people injured including a woman and two children, treated at Memorial Hospital Albany. Authorities identify involved parties and the Friday hearing date.
Commissioner of public safety announced the transfer of 39 members, about a quarter of Troy Fire Department, in the largest reshuffle in its history. The move affects every unit including Hose and Truck squads with many volunteers notified yesterday, and several veterans having long tenures in their stations.
Blume Post Amuliary hosts a card party at Harmony Hall on March 28 as part of the Ladies Amuliary of Dee Ho. Mrs Fther Bolhinper Madson presides with senior vice president and officers appointed including Ann McHale, Ann Blin, Eva Redding, Isabel Ko Hiyes Wig, and Julia Taskewich. The event operates under the state department’s Ladies Auxiliary auspices.
Timered servicns will be conduct ed today at 2 pm for Mrs Robart Morseabh from Albany Sainte Kynvenpal Cathedral Albany Where dey bushind is the agannst She hod suddent Saturday evening at St home 75 Th Street Albany Mig Morse wa pronounced death after Albany Fire Department rescue squirl used an inhalator in an effort to revive her Surviving, besides her husband a) her father Dr Peyny LD Coffer on, son George R Moret and wa ssters Sirs Charlee C Putt, Springfield Mass and Mia Peter Kensley of Santa Peto MO Tn terment will be Gy Nyack
Fragmented OCR notes describe stamp No 9 and sugar absence with garbled text. Mentions visiting stores, investigated alteration, and an advance about heritage. No clear event or entities other than stamps and stores.
Troy Eagles Lodge begins a new class of women and men leaders led by president Lea T Martie and organizers, with guest speakers including a judge and local officials. The group plans a dinner and dance event that evening and will meet again to finalize arrangements.
The Area Creamery in Greenville was purchased by Henry Johnson who sold it to the Trey Dairy Concern. The creamery had been operated for many years under Frink Crug Ong and later by Kenneth Craig Thy Ton Campingy, with plans for reorganization.
Louis Schatz faces citizenship action while detained as an enemy alien. The case traces his arrest, five year prison sentence, denaturalization bid, and multiple court actions from New York to Minnesota and Fort Lincoln culminating in custody shifts and a 1915 release.
Taylor earns a near perfect skeet score at a shoot hosted by the Adventack Aid on Fin and Guna Chih Sunday. Ralph Giles and Fussell Palite post high rounds, with Giles at 23 21 and 20. Others include Tiwad Fitvgerald twenty paths, May George Wood, Lt Howard Schmidt, and many local shooters such as William Lin, Jack Spiday, and Herbert Quinn assisting in the event.
Dr Charles W. Upton assistant professor of history at Russell Sage College advised a New York State Community Service Council meeting. The cross section of young adults represented the Youth Council Services Program, sponsored by the Phi Beta department, discussing veterans services and community welfare plans.
John Malurey of Utannington VE reported from the front area near the bridge. He described a day of heavy fighting with German fire, rescuing a wounded sergeant and the editor Albert K. Hil of the Schenectady Gazette being killed. Maloney later sought shelter for sleep after helping wounded and guiding MPs through a perilous day.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a wartime service notice from Sin Antouly Texas to HT Field, dated March 10. It records that the soldier served in a duty with the Punumu County Zone and references aerial or infantry service in a wartime capacity.
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