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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
14
A long, fragmented OCR shows an in memoriam style column naming numerous individuals, families, churches, and communities. It references memorial services, graves, and funeral arrangements across multiple locations and dates, with scattered affiliations to churches and societies. The text remains jumbled but centers on remembrance and community notices.
Workers at ALCO, Ling, and related plants faced a looming walkout as talks between the union and management progressed. Officials announced a tentative settlement addressing wage and benefit concerns, with a nationwide impression of reduced job losses and a chance to avert a broader labor stoppage. The talks drew representation from Gen toot Tivetim Renaschr Wilke Co, Ludlow Valve Co, and West gob, while wage and job security provisions remained the focal points of meetings.
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A collage of memories marks St Patrick Day festivities with mentions of Robins and green parades. Residents recall feasts, poetry, and old events as communities celebrated amid a sense of nostalgia for peacetime joys and seasonal renewal.
City officials led by Mayor Ahern outlined a ten year financial plan for Troy highlighting municipal revenue shifts, reduced debt service, and a high school financing plan. Key speakers urged cautious growth, while advocating sale of bonds and state aid to ease taxes for residents and businesses.
New officers of Court Pride of the Forestery were inducted in a ceremony at Troy. The event named Frank Lewrenim as acting head and John Melson as district head, with George Pacher and Ray Prout among inductees and Dick Dickinson overseeing records. Southern States funds and summer activities were noted, along with allied officers Welcomed by Jaspur W. Wherli and other senior members.
An official notice announces two-year training for enlistees at the Navy Training Center in Williamsbury Wa. Fisher Quittuiemester William Toque confirms acceptance and assignment of Granville Praners B Loetsed to the Navy.
The report states that Sailur 78 of Rensselaer was found dead yesterday morning by her husband Harry Safford De Gory of Rensselaer. Cause listed as due to a heart condition, with authorities noting the incident.
Emma Willard School presented a comprehensive physical education program featuring grades 11 and 12 through 5 6 7 8 demonstrators. The event showcased dances such as waltz and minuet, apparatus routines, and group performances including pyramid formations. Teachers and student leaders directed the program, highlighting dance technique and athletic demonstrations with 323 students involved.
A county veteran coalition asks the City Supervisors to defer all veteran appointment meetings. They submitted a formal letter to the General Finance Committee urging postponement of vetting for offices in Treason County. The coalition cites coordination needs and requests a delay until a joint committee meeting convenes.
Nine 4-H clubs in the county organized food and clothing shipments to refugee families in four countries Holland Greece England and France. Letters from the Dutch finalities translate aid requests with plans to provide shoes clothes and food to about 3000 children, including potatoes vegetables and soup portions, while some clubs fund raise and arrange shipping via local churches and sponsors.
Lineage Plus Diet notes a Holstein Friesian cow aged seven years and seven months in Poestentill herd. It completed 4 360 day production cycles yielding 3076 pounds of milk fat and butter. Records claim high producing lineage and ongoing testing by Cornell diversity programs and Holstein Association.
County supreme Court grants permission for a mother and guardian Adi MW Levine 14 to sell her daughter’s property including land and papers. Proceeds will go to the guardian and purchaser, Lanny Conish of Philadelphia, with filed papers handling the legal transfer.
Pollock family of Gillian, residing on East Petersburg street, lose second iHome to a blaze as neighbors report the fire starting while Jin Bennington and spouse were visiting. Firefighters saved some belongings but the home was a total loss. no injuries reported.
A garbled OCR text reports a burglary at a store with suspects breaking entry and a patrol response. It mentions a police warning and a prior incident, with unclear details about locations or names. The fragment hints at a disrupted scene and an investigative lead, but specifics remain unreadable.
A Troy couple marked their anniversary with family and friends in a community gathering. The event referenced local residents and lasting ties within the town, noting the couple’s long marriage and shared life through years of devotion.
Tibbits Cadets announce their annual dinner set for March 30 at The Hendiel U dsen. Harold G Beyinthyarman leads the community committee with plans for the event and remarks from principal speakers including veterans officials and county judges.
County bankers plan a meeting at 2 PM at the Hotel Ten Eyck Albany to hear a widened and amended GT Bill explanation. Representatives from commercial and savings loans, savings associations, and insured savings groups will attend hosted by New York bankers associations and state councils.
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