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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
15
Central announces recall of workers to West Albany after a shutdown. About 1,400 employed at the shop expected to return to work by the end of the week under supervisor Marlin. Details unclear due to damaged text but signals a resumed operation.
Whitney from VPage One OH faces broad criticism as quotes surface about spending, allegiance, and a heated public dispute. The remarks reference political death threats, railroad tensions, and accusations aimed at President DH Robertson and local officials. Supporters distance themselves while opponents push for accountability amid partisan exchange.
A garbled excerpt from Ha tabor-bull Ing press recounts reactions to Homene ented Ine Uild country and a political radio address last Friday. It notes support for humanity good, calls for chain-aterleadt stuteaport Le, and references a push for higher wages and working hours, with questions to the mayor about approving such actions.
A memorial service Sunday at Key West Sand Gate Lutheran Church honored servicemen who fell in war. Members of the post and Spl Wallace Adamsy Post American Legion of Averill Park joined pastor Marry W. Lamond in praising veterans work and urging continued support for observed Memorial Day events.
Girl Scout Troop 9 of Westminster Church scheduled an awards court for Thursday June 6 at the church to honor members. They also planned a troop picnic for Saturday June 8 at the Saratoga field grounds.
Washington reports Senator Tobey urges a public hearing on Richard B. Meentire’s nomination for a securities post. Tobey cites the Senate’s delay to reconsider and requests the President return the nomination for examination before confirmation.
The funeral of Edward M. Minehan was held from his residence at 1808 Sans Avenue. A solemn requiem mass was sung at St Paul the Apostle Church at 10:30 a.m. Rev Jaavid Minehan, his son, celebrated with Rev Matthew M. Brennin and others assisting. Many priests attended, including Rt Rev Mgr John J. Sheridan, and the Sisters of Mercy were present. Interment was at St Joseph's Cemetery with visitation services continuing at the grave.
Georgette Fiererat a former Rensselaer resident died from injuries received Sunday morning when struck while crossing Bolton Landing Road by a jitney operated by Frauke Huntoon of Union Village. Dr Henry Clarke ruled accidental death. The body was moved to the Sill and Fries Funeral Home in Rensselaer. She is survived by a sister Mrs Andrew Mackid of Rensselaer.
About 86 candidates attended the Red Cross lifesaving and swimming instructors class at the Reneselver Polytechnic pool last evening. Joseph H Nil, Red Cross field representative, will lead five evening sessions from 7 to 10 o clock through the week with training on institutional methods for teaching swimming and lifesaving. Successful completion grants a National American Red Cross certificate authorizing the bearer to represent the organization in this field.
The Federation of Chiropractors of New York, Inc. held its annual convention at One Hotel Tan Eyes, naming Charles H. Clark of Cohu as president and his son Charles R. Clark of Cambridge as treasurer. Milton W. Walt, Helen M. Harrelson, Vernon James, and Stanley B. Riddett were among officers and directors. about 10 members attended.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a canned buffalo mill factory in India and references locations such as Delhi and Lahore. It appears to mix military and religious context with unclear wording and several garbled terms. The readable elements suggest a historical note on production facilities and population impact, but the overall meaning is obscured.
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