21 May 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
1
The Red Cross hosts its annual meeting with over 200 guests attending at the county chapter hall. Key speakers include local figures and committee heads, delivering updates on relief work and upcoming fundraising events.
A fragmented OCR item notes theft of meat batter liquor by individuals identified as Barglias. The report mentions a Joseph A Cath aged 32, a Mounds Steen entrant, and references to a committee and directors with names like Crassmarke and John Ghas Wlietor. No clear arrest or outcome details are provided.
Troy school children join a nationwide Red Cross effort to aid starving families. They will pass out guides, urge thrift, and remind households to avoid hoarding while planning menus and buying fresh vegetables. A questionnaire notes weekly savings should exceed seventy percent.
Noble Cilla aims to arrange poppy sales Friday and Saturday to honor veterans who died in action. Proceeds assist the American Legion and Mountain Camp Hospital at Tupper Lake with applications obtainable from any Legion post or Past Commander Wilhard and Bonsteeli, chairmen.
Three Votorsts pleaded guilty to speeding charges before Judge Thomis J Lannar in Police Court. They are Welin H Aor Gies ent Hilly Alin G Poly Paisawn Avenue Alia and Josep Du Pont Orel inti Avenue Cohots.
Community notes an observance date for the academy history tied to Lansingburg High School origins in 1904, tracing the institution from early 19th century church and school sites in Rensselaer County. The writeup recalls historic buildings, the wagon of educators, and a prospective June ceremony honoring its chartering legacy.
Ancient temple fragment found linked to a 4000 year old worship event. Court papers claim a $1000 estate bequest tied to two sisters and multiple aliases, with numerous Albany and Nuwak names listed as benelerries and heirs. The article blends antiquity with a modern probate dispute.
The funeral service for Father Merns drew clergy and parishioners from St Wallicks St Johns Runsselaet and St Joseph to Masses and ceremonies across Albany Schenectady and nearby towns. Mourners included members of the clergy and various religious orders as well as local lay attendees from unions and schools.
A garbled OCR of numerous personal names and places appears, listing individuals such as Willan, Chay, Donald Sehells, Moon Honeclnd, Philippe Troy, G dnt Atha, Renmin Coon, Downes, Mangas, Journally, West Albany, Noonan, Wil Maine, and many others, alongside scattered locations and affiliations, with no clear single event or outcome. The readable fragments resemble a directory-like or index-style snippet from a newspaper page rather than a cohesive article.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Albany Schenectady Oneida County and Clusville. Mentions of individuals and events suggest a public notice or community announcements with vague affiliations and dates.
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