16 May 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
1
Bankers announce a golf tourney with plans to raise funds and honor industry leaders. The event features appearances by banking executives, a midwestern venue, and a formal dinner. Organizers expect strong attendance from local firms and regional associations.
A reward is posted for information leading to the recovery of a man who disappeared last week near Middiw Rivera in Hennington County. The notice, issued by his daughter Mess low Langen, states the reward amount and urges quick tips from the public.
A Grand Jury handed up multiple indictments in a county court proceeding. Defendants including Wade Howie and Walter Schulze faced charges such as robbery third degree and larceny with arraignments continuing. Counts covered burglary, receiving stolen property, and related offenses with several attorneys named and conditions noted for continuances.
School 17 hosts an afternoon pageant titled Amateque All with pupils from multiple grades performing songs prose and recitations. Dignitaries include instructors and students from Grade 6 and Grade 3 with art displays and a chorus. A later May concert by a combined choir is planned pending arrangements.
Syveaway Boy will present a piano recital at Russell Sage College 94 First Street. The event features Richard Bik pray and concludes with selections from Schubert and Bach. The public is invited to attend as this is the second pupil recital by Professor Hunter and Miss Mines Ryder.
Cast list for a local 1920s revue is announced with performers including Marie Viole, Nancy Pallhting, Lorine Mary Debiela, Annaheth At Bonelli, and others. production notes cite rehearsal details and a 8 pm show at Cary.
A broad search is underway for a missing girl described as a resident near Nap Agu Monte. Authorities report limited information from family and aim to locate the minor, with volunteers and police coordinating Tuesday efforts across nearby areas.
An erratic fragment describes a helicopter landing, observance of weather operations, and a Guard presence at a public event. It mentions Skyward operations, Conate and Buckaon names, and references to Terstiles and Teleapthie Tay pConay Guard. The text is garbled with many unreadable terms.
A Baptist class installation took place on Sixth Avenue with officers sworn in during a morning service. Mrs. Dorothy Priges was named president, with Miss Tax Ris as treasurer and Mrs. Helen Suyiel as director, among others. Pastor Wilford L Fowler led singing and remarks as the group formalized new leadership while plans included a brief service and a report on recent activities.
Sheriff Craver warned drivers to stop for school buses and to yield to passengers as required by law. He cited complaints from Brunswick and surrounding areas about speeding and failure to halt for buses, urging motorists to heed posted signs and reduce risk to children.
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