14 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
1
Residents of Rensselaer appeal for clothing donations to aid 21 families in need. The Red Cross and school officials coordinate collection at University House, with dropoffs encouraged at Medd Center's main headquarters by Monday noon.
The Fish Commission outlined start dates for fish distribution, noting ponds and fish stocks at several locations. Reports said over 1,000 pounds of ash were removed from waters in Rens County, with authorities warning about further restrictions and continued logging of fish for release as weather systems affect open waters.
A revived meeting of the Shadrack Club is planned after members rejoined the arm forces. The gathering will be at Mrs Thom Madden residence on 10% Pourth Street. Officers noted include James Madden president Jacob Leithem vice president Med Cardney secretary Colward holerer treasurer.
Hastings and Henry admit to petit larceny after a burglary charge in county court. Judge Herbert D. Jhirmin suspends the six month sentence during good behavior. Prosecution notes vanishing key details after a hospital incident.
A $92000 damage settlement ended a suit against Fleet Connors Corp over Army trucks wrecking half a mile south of Pensacola. The Albany County Supreme Court case named plaintiffs Mrs. Wil Pomus Dougall and others against Fleet Connors Corp and individuals including Alfred LaFalce. The passengers sought personal damages and spouses claimed media and local service costs. Amount of settlement not disclosed.
Two Mlbanans were detained in Golantina County after Josey Dinovo of Albany reported a theft. Lawrence C Metlaugh and Joseph F LeCline, both of 57 North Manning Boulevard, were apprehended by Ste Boles at Lrine. They face charges related to hijacking and forcing a taxi driver from the cab. The stolen vehicle was abandoned in Colund with the wheels intact.
The League of Women Voters schedules a luncheon at Troy Club on Tuesday at 12:60 pm to hear a discussion on atomic energy led by special emissaries from the Wein Bul. Principal speaker Betlah Bailey outlines state education and housing plans as Maver Tohn J Johern is guest at a Saturday lunch. Abe Branidin Spafford and others attend as the group plans future meetings and a national convention delegate designation set for April 30 in May 3 at Banes City.
Special devotions for St Anthony begin Tuesday March 1 at St Anthony Church with weekly continuations through June 13 Feast. Proserpices and sermons accompany morning and evening services from 8 00 to 12 40 and 6 30 to 8 10 pm with petitions and readings. Veneration and commemorative services for Our Lady of Lemides tied to historic dates, including Lemides France in 1898, are scheduled March 5 and April 3.
Albany real estate owner Fivey was released on $2500 bail after a two week investigation by Dist Atty Ian Bayway. He faces 28 counts tied to property holdings including failure to install fire escapes, overcrowding tenants, and converting property to apartments beyond zoning limits. The arrest occurred in Albany County before Judge Earl H Gallup.
Camp Fire Girls plan nationwide observance to honor the organization since 1910. Activities include dramatic readings, ceremonies, and sister club events aimed at fostering friendship, cultural understanding, and citizenship among girls ages seven and up through local and university partnerships.
The Averill Park Central School Association met and formed committees for the bands of the set a shi fund of Lie suction Mus Willy d Vandergee named manager for the town. Luciin keufe chairs the committee with subheads including Chester Wann pives Wee Walhim Lampe and Itene Wo Nalini refreshments were planned.
Law proposed a one day rest in seven for New York State Police under the Dill passed yesterday by the lower house. The measure sets weekly working conditions for state employees and declares no worker shall be required to work more than six days in a calendar week except in emergencies.
Public welfare records show Madeline Ructher named to the Welfare Bureau by Commissioner Douglas Hudson. The appointment covers child welfare service duties with a salary of $2,160 annually.
The readable fragments describe an experimental kitchen note or remedy with mentions of lemon juice water and a series of unclear terms. The passage reads like a recipe or health advisory with scattered phrases about measurements and preparation steps, though many words are garbled.
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