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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text lists names, kinship ties, and places across Schenectady area including Albany and Greenbail. Items mention hospital stay, family visits, church events, memorials, and social gatherings with scattered dates and locations. Overall shows a community column of personal notices and local happenings.
Damaged OCR text mentions a blaze at 48 Eighth Avenue and a public notice about the administration, with names such as LH nana Fred Zobel and Ernest Zobel. It references a court or legal action, a monetary fee, and an official timeframe or governance, all connected to a property incident and local entities.
A fragmented record shows Congress debating Roosevelt era policy and party splits. Speeches mention intervention, wartime aid to Britain, and Virginia political controversies, with reference to staffing and possible changes in leadership.
A Surrogate's Court filing by Judge Baewaht Dongkee records the issuance of wills for Tuiahia and others. It notes the estate passing to widow diene Tatakis and two daughters Ruth Uhareoulis and Mark Tatakia, with Fungible details about remaining heirs and probate actions. The report mentions ongoing congressional activity and regulatory debate impacting estate and trust administration.
Albany reports that most wartime plants in New York have been sold or leased to private firms. Catherwood notes several units retained by government and eight kept for private use while others are active under private ownership. Remaining 48 plants await large scale sales or leases as officials finalize disposal.
The article outlines ongoing talks between miners and operators over a proposed settlement. It notes a White House meeting and hints at a two-stage agreement, detailing working hours, pay, and funding by operators and unions.
A veteran, once a lieutenant, faces a murder charge after a death during a kitchen incident at a home on Mol 2. Doctors at Mage General Hospital had treated him for head injuries from a prior accident and mental health therapy. He allegedly attacked his partner as she prepared breakfast. authorities linked the event to a deadly confrontation.
The Dionne Quints turned 12 with a quiet celebration at home. Reports note a small family gathering and no public festivities, as guardians and advisers attended a private dinner. The sisters rose early, attended mass, and later went to school before a brief release from duties.
New York Tammany Hall yesterday rejected the candidacy of Elene Quinn for reelection in the State Senate. Quinn, longtime minority leader, had served in Congress, then moved to state politics. Reapportionment reduced Mantattan’s seats, leading to the decision.
A freight elevator fell in a Washington Street loft building injuring twelve women. Four were pinned beneath debris and later taken to hospitals. the rest received aid on site. Police investigated the mechanism as the car plummeted from the third to the basement before a rapid stop.
The agreement marks the first trade pact between Russia and Iceland. Russia will purchase salted herring frozen fish herring oil and cod liver oil from Icelanders while Iceland will buy timber and other products. Major prior buyers were Belial and the United States. Also notes St Anthony's Masses and a Memorial Day service schedule.
A long damaged roster lists agencies and contacts for veteran benefits in Troy, including welfare, burial, education, employment, and medical help. Entries cite the Office of Veterans Administration, county welfare bureaus, and local contact points with addresses and phone numbers for claims, pensions, loans, health care, and rehabilitation services.
The garbled text appears as an OCR damaged excerpt with scattered names and terms. It mentions New York, a conference, and references to Italy and the United States, but the overall meaning is unclear due to extensive misspellings and garbling.
A past Noblereanils gathering occurs at the Troy YMCA with notable members and lodge leaders attending. May Upiany Lansingbory and Gailen Ray Be bulcate Lodges plan a dine meeting. Slew Alb Slocum and Hlavende Wallingford serve as hosts for the event.
Senior Girl Scouts will conduct a dance event at Monument Square with Miss Regina Blowotteld and Miss Metnnuhitn leading. Attendees include Nell au Malem, Celine Quarties, and Philie Devens among two committees sponsoring the event. The program features morning exercises and community participation.
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