04 May 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1946
Page
1
In St Petersburg Lib and Beartwauih Neda Anda Muuleial Ae sociation hosted a meeting for veterans. About one hundred veterans were given building lots, with the group assisting in repaying and organizing the housing program.
In Lansingburg Veterans group officers and parade plans are announced listing president Bernard Mandervile and secretary Kaunes As sistant, with treasurer and directors named for three year terms. The Lansingburg Veterans Inc will parade Memorial Day in uniform, with monthly meetings and a special first Friday gathering.
Members of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary voted to join the Marine Corps Detachment and other valiant organizations in the Memorial Day parade. The meeting approved a donation dinner to support underprivileged children to a summer camp and to send get well aid to detachment members.
A group of runners described as a Liberty bevy traveled from Sehleswis by Conen Hagen to participate in calibrations marking the first anniversary of Lemaali's ties. The event featured a firing torch presented to Wing Christian as a symbolic honor.
The Ting Lodge of Elks awarded a life membership to Willan Brosay in recognition of 23 years as a lodge trustee. The event followed a sorrowful gathering for Michael L. Foley with comments by past officers and a slate of convention plans and new committee appointments for membership, treasurer, and event coordination.
An official badge presentation occurred in Cambridge with Sheriff Roberlan Willy receiving a badge from Mrs. Robertson. The ceremony included a toast and remarks about housing mortgages and veteran support, linking to local civic groups and a lodge gathering in early January.
Readable fragments show a chaotic on air list with names, times, and locations like Bourbonnais and May, mixed with uncertain phrases. The jumbled text hints at a sports meet or event coverage with participants, hosts, and potential program slots.
The governor's expansion program votes 2000000 for Siena and 30,000 for other campuses to provide housing and facilities for a rising college enrollment. Projects include Syracuse University and Hamilton among several institutions, with 1,800 current enrollees and focused on veteran support and improved classrooms, labs, and dormitories.
Two sisters accused of larceny and confinement of an elderly woman in a padlocked apartment were sent to jail. The women were identified as Sophie Pravceio and Marie Landolfe who allegedly kept Mrs Marion Marshiah under threat and claimed she was a Girvan spy. A police court adjourned to the grand jury as charges were filed yesterday.
A Navy veteran, identified as Paul 12 bint, 204 veteran, was arrested in Scheneelady after allegedly entering a house without permission during the day. He reportedly spoke to officers before being taken into custody. Authorities indicated charges include reference to unlawful entry and related offenses. Further details from the scene remain unclear.
The Veterans Affairs Committee schedules a Monday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Arnell We MeCochaine will serve as chairman of the Business Men's Advisers. committee members include Htenjanin Chuek Via, dai Meals J. Weal Mee i Gowan, Wenger Hans-Win Bryant, and 8 Hitles.
The Conway estate obituary notes Daniel Conway died February 1. Attorney Tov and clerk Cipperly report the estate valued at a figure, with deductions listed under applicable law. The entire estate is said to pass to Conway's widow, Ab lwine Vo Conway.
In a sprawling list of candidates and boards, May draft groups are named with wide geographic and organizational references. Individuals such as Robert by Gold and George Barwoishi are noted among many others, with numerous cities and affiliations appearing throughout the long roster.
The MOOT meeting of the Vaan Md Society at the Zion taed building will be held Sunday at 2 pm at the church of Worldland. A covered dish supper will be served after the business. Mandatory attendance is requested.
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