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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1946
Page
14
A potential labor action by Troy Trainmen and engineers could disrupt service today at 1 PM unless the National Union intervenes. The report notes planned walkouts by Brotherhoods and related railway officials prepared to operate trains only if crews remain available.
TeorNee Nichols presents a recital at Manna Willard with George Lehi Niehely and others. The event featured a variety of pieces including duet numbers and a display of music by composers such as Copr ecia and Gyn Ti, with performances by WY Vtttsay Rael and others.
Fragmented obituary list covers many individuals with scattered details about death dates, family relations, and memorials. References include Hae Mastate Cha Ka Bie Wal Ave Nort Oost WH, Malate sto Ep tina, and Beads font notes. It mentions Maher and various local names, hospitals, and services with sparse readable data.
A printed notice promotes a KK of C concert featuring a mixed choir formed by Wie Uavenberg and others, with the Symphony Orchestra providing orchestral pieces. It highlights a schedule under McGarthy of Vros and mentions various names and venues in a period-voice style.
Ryan recognized as outstanding LaSalle senior during the school prom season. The event highlighted student leaders including prom queen candidates, officers, and the junior and sophomore classes with faculty and local attendees in attendance.
A Greyhound bus plunged down a 100 foot embankment on Route in Upstate New York. Several passengers including Cornelin Dibble 7 of Schenectady survived. Rescue crews, aided by police and hospital staff, treated injuries while securing the wreckage and clearing the roadway.
A report from a committee sent waves of optimism that Troy will be designated as New York State’s veterans cemetery site. Observers note strong backing from congressional leaders, veteran groups, and local figures after a Washington visit by Troy and Kensselaer County delegates and supporters.
The Berlin Center community mourns Dr Packard, Rennemine County coroner, who died at home after a brief illness of several months. Survived by his wife Constance, daughter Mie Mircthae, and son-in-law Jorgensen. Interment planned at Berlin Center Cemetery after services at Berlin Bepties Church.
Mes Curry presided at the Reneselaer County League of Women Voters meeting with officers elected including vice presidents and a treasurer. Attendee Mes Curry reported on the National League of Women Voters meeting held in Wansite City Missouri, noting attendance as a Reneselaer County delegate.
Andrew Doyle of Green Island will serve as speaker at a community breakfast hosted by Vega Coan I Ordur at Siena College. Local speakers include Camumvanton Far and Mark Kenneds. event details are reported with limited clarity.
Blephen Glonkowskii died suddenly on a Friday afternoon at his residence. Fred Albrighi was notified as next of kin. Carder Charles J Rite confirmed death from a heart condition. Neighbors reported a tense scene as the inhalator arrival was delayed. Hoseman Joly and Nancah Cratat were also mentioned in the aftermath.
Weather disruption slows sowing across Renae region delaying Victory Gardens and commercial plots. County agricultural officials urge farmers to adjust plans as fields remain soggy and access is hindered. Emergency advisories emphasize soil readiness and risk to early yields.
Welfare reform debates unfold as state leaders outline new laws affecting public aid and welfare agencies. Governor Dewey signs measures to integrate welfare services, shifting county administration and imposing new funding rules while stressing community and spiritual support within social welfare work. Local officials from Albany and surrounding counties attend, with Mayor Ahern welcoming attendees.
Officials from Live County Naturalization Service announced a revised plan in Palhvox allowing foreign brides to apply for final naturalization papers after two years of residency rather than filing first papers. The change affects wives of American soldiers and other eligible veterans as part of a broader, expedited process.
Albany dispatch reports the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court reserved its decision on the appeal by the New York State Liquor Authority from a lower court ruling concerning a tavern case in Cohoes. The proceeding centered on a dispute over authority to sell alcoholic beverages for a political campaign. Court activity featured interruptions and questions from Justices and counsel, with arguments about conspiracy implications and regulatory powers.
A multi-vehicle accident on River Street near Smith Avenue and Goad Street in Albany injures three people and disrupts traffic. Drivers include Ditson, Premo, and Teom, with injuries ranging from facial cuts to leg and head trauma. Paramedics transported suspects to Albany Hospital for treatment.
The brother is named as heir to the late teacher George R Kelly. The will distributes the entire estate to a sibling of the deceased, with references to other relatives and administrators. Legal actions and dates are noted, including a hearing in Troy and related proceedings in Ash Potters district.
Fragmented OCR shows Troy draft boards handling 18 year olds amid confusion over classifications and re enlistments. Reports indicate numerous new registrations, discharges, and indecipherable notes on eligibility and re designation within the Selective Service system.
A report outlines a plan endorsed by Governor Dewey to create educational centers for returning veterans. It lists sites including naval training centers and several universities with strong regional ties, aiming to ease overcrowding and expand access to higher education for veterans.
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