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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
16
Community group discusses a planned ray survey and street committee actions. Local property owners express concerns about demand on housing and possible displacement while officials outline steps to address public needs and funding.
A community education event was announced at 805 Ave, listing speakers and topics for a Parent Teacher Association meeting. The program includes citations and plans for a junior conference, with officers and guests named from Be Ay Kaukerhacker, Adirondachk district, and surrounding towns.
Russell Camp Auxiliary held memorial services for a departed member in Memnoba rooms. Mrs Melee Strath led the program with a social hour after, as Mary Neville chaired, and plans were announced for the annual Manoriat Day parade participation and upcoming meetings in June.
Marine veteran Boyington sues Lucil Rogers Malcohisen, claiming she caused him financial loss after a jilted marriage. The complaint filed in Seattle seeks 9000 plus court costs, detailing alleged payments and funds diverted since 1946.
A midtown Newark tragedy leaves five dead when a U.S. Army transport plane rammed the Atlas Corporation building near James Street and Madison, causing a fire and shattering windows. Firefighters battled the blaze as witnesses recalled hearing the engine and a distant crash while sirens wailed.
A violent crash and explosion shook a workplace as workers fled toward the far side of the office. Witness Lehifhauer described seeing a wing near an awning and portions of a parachute near an upper doorway, with debris and fuselage parts scattered.
Lake George Dond Tewid among six conscientious objectors held on federal warrants for failing to perform work at Tig Pills Camp near Birmingham. Signers arraigned before commissioner in Grepy and remanded in jail in $1,000 bail each awaiting hearings. Warrant charges allege unlawfully refusing mandatory camp labor amid protests introducing signers from diverse communities. Additional accused include Tysviet Sato and others from New Jersey Massachusetts and Japan.
Edward C Sohn of Orange to serve as executor of the estate of his late wife Helen M Schull who died May in Brunswick. Testamentary letters issued by Surrogate Edward J Donahue name Schulz as executor. estate valued at about 10000 with a 4000 personal claim. Attorney for the estate is Merce Hintdunsell.
Washington County Historical Society will meet in Haittod Central School Saturday at 2 p.m. The main address, Colonial Medicine, will be given by Mrs. Mary Braylon at the Falls. Features of Haitford's early history will be discussed by Mrs. Iaahelly Bauyton, with a roundtable on genealogical inquiry.
Area farmers were advised yesterday by John C Bevan county agricultural agent to plant corn early to maximize yield. He cited a statewide survey showing ample hybrid corn seed available and recommended seed treatment to protect germination in a potentially cool, damp spring.
Mrs Walter Banel was elected president of the Toestenki District Teachers Association at the annual meeting in Poestenkill. Mrs Ralph Link, retiring president, announced a party for eighth grade graduates to be sponsored next month. New officers include Mrs Leon Mitchell vice president and Mrs Allison Mitch ah secretary. The ceremony was led by district chairman Mrs Neleon J Schmay. The executive committee will meet June 8 at the home of Mrs Barer. Refreshments were served by a committee of Shyoe teachers including Miss Cavonila Noyes, Miss Helen Sweeney, and Mrs Raymond Kambalt.
Mrs Cowley a Girl Scout staff member will visit Troy New York to discuss program evaluation and leadership. Miss Gordon will accompany and assist in presenting the visit and coordinating activities with local leaders for Girl Scout programs and expectations.
A fisherman Raymond Muntsingers 1 of 40 Tda Street was struck by a fish hook and taken to Samarilin Hospital after a radiation police incident. He had a nail fish hole removed from his right hand during the night accident, according to patrol statements.
The trial of Frei Ross a Communist MP charged with conspiring to transmit secret information to Russia during the war’s final years was adjourned yesterday until tomorrow after selection of a jury panel.
In a fragmentary report a man traveled to a station at Canal Avenue and Third Street where he appeared distressed and was assisted by authorities before being taken to his residence by attendants.
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