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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
17
Compiled from a 1947 Troy Record page, the text memorializes a large clan with references to daughters husbands and in laws. It recalls quiet griefs, family bonds, and enduring affection amid bereavement. The scattered fragments depict a community woven by kinship and shared sorrow.
The fragmentary note mentions Abin Syatian and Anil Alba Warron with a March date, referencing Centon Bra and Deny Siirlige FE dered. Names and places appear unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a local civic or community notice.
The article praises four soldiers from the 96th Division and their acts of courage during beachhead fighting against Japanese forces. Bert Thompson of Oakwood Avenue, Lhompaon, and Branets Thompson led units, earning commendations after battlefield injuries and distinguished service. Gerald Thompson, a high school teacher in Pot Worth, is noted as a relative.
An anniversary mass is noted at St Mar C deh SP Fay in tg. The fragment mentions March and local figures, with a reference to Nidan, Hat CW, and Wy booih tems. The text is garbled but indicates a community service event and associated individuals.
Fragmented obituary list notes multiple deaths with scattered locations and service details. It mentions individuals across various places, churches, and cemeteries, including Oakwood Cemetery and Sand Lake Cemetery, with date references and memorial arrangements. The text reads like a compiled list of mourners, funeral times, and related church notices from a local paper.
J E Collins widely known in Troy died after a brief illness at Pray Hospital. He had lived at Ure Holgstay Hewy before retirement and was son of Michael F Gallows and Mie Caro line Odullives Collins of Uniquity Bofite. Survived by sisters Mrs Georg Armstrong and Mrs Helen Lo Gallins and two nieces. He was publisher of the Observer Budget.
Fragmentary obituary style notes list numerous individuals, relationships, and cemetery interment details. The legible elements mention Warton family, interment at Quickwood, and multiple names tied to condolences, with scattered dates and places, reflecting a chaotic local notice page.
The federation denounced a state strike bill as a suspension of constitutional rights and an end to protest by workers. They warned the measure would force involuntary servitude for public employees, arguing it echoes wartime duty strains and harms cit izens who seek better working conditions. Charles McCarthy, a federation trustee, presided at the meeting.
Chromatics announce a series of 1947 48 concerts featuring the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra conducted by George Szell and guest stars including tenor Vladimir Viadovsky and bass Leon Rubin. Metropolitan Opera luminaries Michail Schimelmann and Warren (barytone) headline with New York engagements and Carnegie Hall appearances.
Siena College students form a group to oppose Communist influence. Rev Kientin Lymh, a faculty member, leads the effort with plans to hold performances and distribute materials to campuses, aiming to counter rising communist activity in the country.
A Supreme Court action in Saratoga County, filed by Edith O Fy Ran on behalf of Eliiction, names Willard Artin Brice of Troy as defendant. The suit concerns the death of Witon On Mountain on the Saratoga Giptey Ball Highway south of Glens Malls. The record alleges the defendants were involved in a prior arrest and the victim was struck during the incident.
Rensselaer County Red Cross advances toward a $22,000 goal as the annual financial dinner proceeds into its second week. Chairmen urge turnout for the luncheon to boost progress and support national and local relief efforts.
The Democratic party opened ward meetings at the party headquarters planning stronger unions in each ward. Charlis G Maley announced a veterans group and progress reports on Five Ward activities. Day in November was set for a special session with county officials to coordinate the drive.
Colby College students plan a field study visit to Troy on Wednesday March 6 for steel studies at a campus site near Albans Poughkeepsie and New York. They will travel late afternoon and stay overnight at The Hindink Hudson with a social studies focus. The program is a joint venture by the college and students, dating back to a 1938 facility time and renewed this year with selected students and special studies.
The Traffic Commission approved 13 prospective parking sites to ease congestion in the business district. Plans call for tolls and controlled parking with maintenance costs covered by the city, while some lots will be operated by owners under commission rules.
Police report a dinerless car rolled down a street, hit a building at Mist Street, shattering a window and damaging a grille. Witnesses say brakes loosened while parked near Inuoh Street, the vehicle then rolled onto Jog Street and Sing Street, owned by Rane Michel. Charles H Lamberg is listed as living on Wing Street.
The county selective service board was ordered to discuss the disposition of registrants and end operations for 13 year olds by month’s end. Washington directives require bond actions and appeals will be returned without value. The board has altered eligibility and registration rules for those turning 18 by months end, with clerks becoming full members of the consolidation effort.
The county bar will honor five jurists at a dinner hosted by the Lady bounty Club Sunday night April 1. Guests include John Toughran, Edward Kaumpt, and Judge Rusell, with scores of lawyers and judges from Livoupghoey attending the event at the cow house. The evening features remarks by Mr Baye and a toast to distinguished members Alfred Gale and Abram Gallian after a reception with refreshments and a display of formal attire.
Mayors condemn a state measure to expand school funding and tax powers. They warn it shifts responsibility for education costs to counties and cities and would extend tax levies including sales, hotel, meals, and motor vehicle taxes. Governor Piney Leriigy backs provisions to fund education through local revenues.
A Greenbush youth named Anthony Fedoroqiee Bab Guenbuh joined the Navy in August 1942 and serves aboard the ship SS Wyong. He trained near the Navab Ga jap Spanian Newpay Ro and is currently stationed at a foaming foaming shoal assignment with the Sige shin 685 fonate petare.
Lansinghiie High School students contributed 45 dollars at a Red Cross assembly held yesterday afternoon. The program was organized by the Thinner tub with Mini TDotta Shepherd as supervisor. A Red Cross official explained the effort and thanked students for their support.
Health officials told county milk dealers to achieve complete compliance with a new cleanliness code. The division of environmental hygiene will inspect facilities and equipment, require proper washing and disinfection, and pursue corrective action if firms fail to meet standards. Department leaders stressed proactive repair to avoid formal enforcement and public health risks.
Four H delegates were named at a recent district meeting of Pangsclier County 401 Chis. The delegates are Carl Lohnes of Schaghticahe and Mr Raymond Miller of Weel Sand Mahe while alternates are Mrs Cliiford Cooper of Troy and Wis Duldied Heady of Belin. Plans were discussed for the July district camp and the August party, with a move to central camp buildings at Lig cential.
Peter Law at Granvate mau is charged with the stabbing death of Mie Po. Justice of the Peace Alinnt Berkewill in Guinvile ordered him held, bail set at $20,000. The victim died at Stevens Hospital after being stabbed in the neck. Police say a struggle occurred. the case continues with district attorney Le. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Gransite funeral home for Henry and Taher. Burial follows at Middle Gransalle Cemetery.
An unclear report describes a charge involving Young Boys and Falsedham. Fragmentary details mention a January boy and a policy reference, with blurred names and places. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for specific actions or outcomes.
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