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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1946
Page
13
A fragment from the Troy Record shows a cryptic sequence PHOY N V MALL dy Leta and suggests a puzzling historical note. The readable parts imply a vandalized or garbled item referencing names and places without a clear event or date.
An Albany incident reports a child fatally struck after a truck owned by CAE Hingon Vinelhe and Matty reportedly did not see the child. The driver stated he hit somebody and stopped, with police noting impairment or negligence unclear. Memorials and in memoriam notes follow.
A dense, OCR damaged notice recounts deaths and funeral plans in Troy including references to Mrs. Cathe af Mew York Chey and Grace Chile Mardy. It lists interments at Albany and Clifton Park areas, with multiple family names such as Marion Je Hooelewrnn and Joseph W, and mentions churches, cemeteries, and services across several dates.
Officials elected at the Oriental Temple Band meeting in Troy Masonia with Cheney named secretary and officers confirmed. Fred Paterson presided. lengthy list of officers seated. a gavel presented to Cheney by Wi. Hamt Nater amid a ceremony honoring past members and guests from Cyprus Temple Albany and others. A concert planned for May featured at the temple, with a silence manual held in honor of several deceased or absent members.
County officials announce the upcoming tenth session of the consumer conference to center on macros for buttings remodeling and plans materials and credit. Experts including Alma A Mitban Hoole management state college Hus Bron discuss family needs and production credit.
Riawl churches announce a joint Lenten service at Baytint Park and Avevie, with pastors guiding the assembly. The program features guest speakers, a choir under Avan Docker Mia, and organ by Raymond Dewoy, aiming to unite congregations in prayer and reflection.
A series of grass fires were extinguished yesterday around the town. Fire crews battled blazes near Proxpeel Pay and 18 Par, and an appliance outage delayed response at 60 Pat. No injuries reported as units cleared smoke along Eleventh Btrrer and Bouw Btremk.
Anentown County Waterford area case seeks refund of about 19,000 dollars over improper assessments tied to right of way franchise payments. Albany Supreme Court ordered judgment, planners prepare an appeal, and a mandamus to require payment and refund calculation across districts is anticipated.
In West Lebanon, New Hampshire, a 52 year old woman shot her husband four times Monday night after a prior pattern of incidents. Troopers say the man was wounded in the leg and groin. he was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. The woman was jailed on charges of second degree assault and illegal possession of a revolver.
Folalan Alany is named as an OPA building arbiter in Washington. The post covers federal building decisions, with references to multiple states and cities including New York and Pennsylvania. Ralph Parker of New York City is mentioned in relation to the assignment.
The iNaroth Greenhush Girl Scouts appoints new officers. Gil Scont Traan and Narth Cs esperphinistryy Paral lead and resistants align with Buparker and Mae dion Yost. Helen Sebald Iree Barbara Rule Panyoli Barbar Pops Mbplenne Ruggles Patrol C Beverly Wagor treasurer Anna Toffman secretary. Mr. Riera Burke and Max Adnar Rowaelter lead the troop. Petey Wagoner spoke on experiences in The Giz Scouts. troop notes set for Saturday.
A fire damaged a wooden dwelling at Vleigh Street. The residence was occupied by Margate Rally and Linda, with the blaze likely of accidental origin and under investigation for further damage assessment.
A statewide education conference for HEY training will be held at Trey Y Camp. About eighty boys and seventy officers will attend as delegates from across the state, with John Lathe and James Lee Edenwood among speakers and Kenneth Eldridge chairing the organizing committee. Others include Howard Shinn and Morrill Paine, aiming to develop programs and standards for the next school year.
Rebekah lodges plan ceremonies to honor past presidents of the Most Worthy Grand Association of Renguéluer County. The event will feature Mrs. Lillian Myner, incumbent president, as guest of honor at 6:30 pm on Sunday April. A meeting followed by a game party and refreshments.
The Patroon Club will convene at 758 Burden Avenue to hear reports from Vilneyr Jains OW Fiprrek and the committee on arrangements for a dinner. The meeting aims to revive imports and discuss club plans at the upcoming Neal meeting.
Fragmented OCR text notes platform damage at a farm site with references to individuals George A Murphy R O Conmor Isawe Sarige and Amoreth Rolling Works. Mentions rear area 260 Murd Street and a Dive testing aid. details are unclear due to garbled source.
A local dairy herd in Stillwater achieved remarkable daily production figures as cows averaged high milk output with substantial butterfat gains. The record reflects careful husbandry, grain rations, and staged testing under the county dairy program.
Tennis pro Matt, former Trojan, to lead clinic at Troy YWCA announced by Mrs Viola Sherow. Sessions run 7 to 8 pm tomorrow and next Tuesday and Thursday. Focus on fundamentals, stroke analysis, and instruction for all levels with fees and registration at the YWCA office.
Court papers show the Harris estate totaling 2 732 with a distribution among beneficiaries. Trustees and heirs including Ma Hiveris Martie Cliffard Mrs Heathertoe Wires Ingechain Mrs Grovide Riley and William Harris each receive 892 dollars as the estate is divided. Gordon uiater serves as probate attorney.
A damaged letter from Rector Abbott details that Le Coons Hixtorical Society member Mat We hudy of Cape, Shay, a Revolutionary War hero, sought shelter in Salem for two years to avoid captivity. The revelation follows a seven year investigation into Shay life and aims to relocate his remains to New York State Historical Society with approval from Massachusetts authorities.
The Association will sponsor two groups of Girl Scouts aged 10 to 14 and 14 to 18 at Seluoam night meeting. Mrs. Gal Grimm requests support for Girl Scout activities and supplies. Olly J. Swensean presided. Warren Peters absent. Winter storms prompt praise for the association’s effort and staffing.
Army broadcaster Tosepn Gongress, a former wartime intelligence officer in France with the Army psychological warfare branch, will speak at the Kiwanis club meeting in Madison. He recently completed 27 months of duty in England, France, and Germany and led combat intelligence operations during the Allied advance.
Readers recount a chaotic moving day when a plan to relocate furniture ends with half the home bare. The story centers on Halpin and a neighbor, as items vanish during a chaotic transfer to a Trojan residence, prompting questions about what happened to the missing belongings.
A state bill creates a barber licensing system under the Department of Health. Barbers, shop owners, and itinerant workers must obtain state licenses and pay fees. An advisory committee of six owners and two journeymen oversees enforcement, with funding from licensing and checks by the state.
A polluted river issue drives a new bill aimed at halting mining waste discharges. The measure, tied to interstate aeration and enforcement orders, faces years of contention with repeated postponements and targeted inquiries by legislative committees.
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The coroner announced a coroner’s inquest finding the death of Tugmian Acvidental in Clabes Jehed, Rexford, Wisconsin. The circumstances involved a bag incident and a prior event at Rexford, with no immediate details on cause.
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