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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1946
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references track events at a Los Angeles college, mentions University of California and a coach, but details are garbled. The readable bits suggest a sports item about UC track activity and an athletics figure, with unclear names and places.
Postmaster Callire announced last night the appointment of Daniel F. Costello as postmaster of Tray, succeeding Thomas Carroll who retires in July. Costello has been with the force since 1921 and served as foreman in 1969, a World War II veteran, and member of local posts. Carroll, long a clerk and then superintendent of finance, retires after 46 years of service.
The Reorganized Choral Club, reformed last Monday, will hold its first weekly rehearsal tonight at Troy Hall. The 6th unit was organized in 1939 and disbanded to U1 during wartime. President Harry Quinn, secretary Mildred McGinnis, chairman Havey Johnson, and membership chairmen Theresa Mahoney and Mrs Albert Caswell are noted, with Raymond J. Campbell as director. Interested singers may attend Monday rehearsals.
Dr Caytes Davidson was inaugurated as the new president of Union College in a ceremony with educators from various universities. Attendees included Livingston W. Houston of R. L. Miss Helen McKinstry of Russell Sage College and others. Davidson urged colleges to reform education to meet twentieth century needs and emphasized character, psychology, and integrated learning for a global society.
The report details how Marshall sought to use a large Chinese loan to influence Beijing's direction amid rising Communist strength. He pressed for central government alignment with the Communist Party while balancing American aid and military restraint, facing transport and political hurdles as U S operations in China were trimmed.
China's Cup tennis players split with Denmark in a first round of the eye in one alienination series, with Denmark's Erik Bjerre Sr. registering the sole victory over Kenneth Lo while Ipsen of Denmark defeated Sin Rie of China 6-1 6-1. Delegates report John J. Gorm will attend the national executive council session as a union representative, noting his past work with blood donor drives through the American Red Cross.
The Quarter Century Chi or the Manufacturer's National Rente held its annual dinner at Trey Country Club inducting two new members Miss lightful tilly and Tacs Boye. The event honored employees with 28 years or more of service and featured a guest speaker Tuy Tunes Lee Ellenwitid from the New York State YMCA. Entertainment included Miss Lilian M. Riad on guitar and Miss Darin Re Mabor on accordion.
A Wilton resident Harey Wuriot 40 died after a Friday night dispute with another man over a tennis ball. The fight began between their children. police report the men argued and one struck the other. The victim died Saturday in Springs hospital. Coroner to conduct inquest.
Chicago pinner Joseph Helvitter led the day with an 881 singles score at the American Bowling Congress championship in Buffalo. Scares and upsets surfaced as top ten standings shifted with several strong rounds and key performances by players from Illinois and Michigan noted in the report.
An assembly at School 18 is scheduled for 10:30 AM with Principal Edward O Bren presiding. The program includes songs Only One Mother and other items, with recitations by students Robert Michel John McCabe Donald Trardent Bruce Pfeffer and more, and a vocal solo by Charles Behmerhorte.
The Glyn County contest shows a campaign spend of 8,000 during the race for the Lae power seat. A feud emerged as 19 candidates urged a bitter fight, with filings indicating no clear winner yet.
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