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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
11
Albany officials announce higher penalties for speeding and other traffic offenses. Police plan intensified patrols and stricter enforcement. Fines for double parking and parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant rise to new levels.
County Clerk Lauweencu 2 Colling ty drew names for the April term jurors. Panels report on April 4 8 and 15. The list includes Mary M Butler Louise Gray John Bentley Harriett Kelly Salvatore M Manzanino Charles Kebn Joan Burdick Alfred J Maylan Katharine Rogers Charles Hy Wood Mary Weller Robert Schmuat Charles McNally Mildred M Cloutier Arthur DeNaull Percy Hughes Mary L Bowen George Miltenestein Florence Grabe Fred Patterson John Connelly Florence Frida William Helmburg Katharine Hull Frances Lina and Brances Lina R D 4.
A long OCR list names numerous residents with street addresses across Troy and nearby towns such as Nassau Rensselaer Petersbury Hoosick Falls Pleasantdale and Sand Lake. The fragment notes an April date and includes many individuals with varying street addresses and towns, creating a dense directory feel.
An assembly program at St Pauls School titled Neland in Music and Verse will feature students from grades 5 to 8. Highlights include a pledge, songs, skits, a fiddle ensemble, and a piano duet, with Mary McDonald and Ann Bond among the performers. A dinner after the event honors returned veterans is planned by Local 12770, United Mine Workers.
Edward J. Curran a sailor from East Arlington was arrested on Broadway near Third and Fourth Streets after a drunken spree that left officers assaulted and clothing torn. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received a suspended sentence after agreeing to pay $20 for damaged uniforms and noting his war veteran status.
Eight members of the police department including two sergeants are believed ready for retirement. Officials say retirements are planned, with temporary patrolmen to be appointed and retirees to later qualify by municipal civil service exams.
E M Rasmussen grand master of Odd Fellows in New York State addresses the Hardenburg Lodge 718 anniversary dinner at Manone Temple. He urges unity and vows to reduce hatred and jealousy as a force for global improvement. The event honors more than one hundred members and guests.
A PTA meeting at Poestenkill School tomorrow will feature Paul Hemke, head of the department of agronautent engineering at RPL, as guest speaker. Hemke will discuss his experiences in Tongland and Germany and his service on a special U S mission after wartime Europe.
Fragmentary text notes Curran on a thirty day move homeward from Glation House. Mentions he would greet someone or something and references Tray being quickly near, but context is unclear and details are incomplete.
A government order cuts beer production to preserve grain supply, reducing access to beer by about one third from last year. Brewers across Albany confront shortages with customers facing tighter limits and potential shop closures as rationing mirrors England’s three year practice.
Governor Dewey signed appropriations allowing state legislative and judicial branches to receive salaries this year. New York lawmakers and judges will be paid, though details remain unclear.
A confusing fragment describes a character named Aphwtaten Andrhangaddves and a detective. The vague text mentions a rear location at 68 Cate wren Revert and a Saturday morning event. Names and places are uncertain, but the piece recalls a minor pursuit or trouble reported to authorities and a supposed wagon loss during a supposed season.
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