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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
12
Fragmentary text from the Troy Record mentions chemical terms including PHUON N V MAY dh MA aniline and urea. No clear event or person is identifiable from the visible words.
Veterans gather for a meeting with USES and others to discuss job services. Attendees include Miss Igull Stuere and Ava Crayalflan at the VAIS, with representatives from Thay Central Vetwenny and local counties. The session covers employment resources, eligibility, and deadlines for programs.
A fragmented report describes heavy highway crowds and holiday travel patterns across regions, noting increased vehicle volume and travel delays. It mentions the city and surrounding areas, with references to transit activity, weather impact, and municipal observations during the holiday period.
A speech by Bishoy recalls Ascension Day and explains its meaning for Christians. The reflection emphasizes faith in God and the promise of heaven, linking the event to spiritual transformation and daily conduct.
Vivid fragments recount a complex affair surrounding a prominent figure named Weinstein. The narrative hints at media scrutiny and public memory, with references to trials, investigations, and the lingering impact on institutions and individuals connected to the case.
A garbled obituary fragment references many names, locations, and events across months and towns, mentioning hospitals, cemeteries, and multiple dates. It lists individuals such as Mary, Renney, and Lily with scattered ties to prayers, services, and memorials, ending with a long, unclear note about burial details and locations.
A collision on a New York street injured a person named Rive and led to multiple investigations. Officers reported one driver, charged with driving while intoxicated, appeared in court after being detained by state troopers. The incident occurred near 87th Street and involved vehicles on West Premunt Avenue, with witnesses and responders at the scene.
Area mayors meet with a visiting general area official at City Hall. Distant officials include General Bor and General Thm, with a later visit by Lo Faralngie Tutlefiald. Evening events feature a weathered program and a Mont Plonaatt Mont School function.
A garbled recount of a Troy parade ends with references to deaths and injuries. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions of a parade, participants, and a subsequent death suggest a tragic event during the celebration. Names and specific locations are unreadable.
Merl ds Calvin age 49, longtime Hartford resident and former Hartford fire department employee, died after a long illness. He was a former head of the Hartford fire department and served as an insurance agent. Survived by his mother Mrs. Rima Calvin his wife Tore Mariel Norlin and several siblings. Services set for 2 pm at the late residence with Rev Promtelin Mila presiding. Burial to follow at Morningstds Gornetinys.
Unio Man announces retirement of Fraderick W Grover aged 70 after 26 years of service at Union Galloe Ayiy Vater. Grover joined the Union to pursue an internationally famous astentilla tainted by the late Chorlea DL Atominate, with ties to Stamnmietz' arao letate and the late Dr Kenny J Borg.
The county faces a feed shortage that forces farmers to cull stock and slow poultry production. Milk yields dip as feed costs rise, with reports of reduced planting and disease pressures compounding losses. officials warn shortages threaten housing, labor, and wartime food supply.
E W plans to hear Bishop at graduation in 1928. The speaker, a Dartmouth-educated clergyman with a Bachelor of Divinity, served as Navy chaplain in World War II and later became Bishop Coadjutor of Michigan. He studied at Princeton and is a trustee of Barnard College.
A solemn observance marked the remembrance of fallen soldiers from all wars. Students, faculty, and local officials gathered near Memorial Hall to honor those who served, with brief remarks by General Ross and Rev. Ryan. The program included silent prayer, flag ceremonies, and a reading of casualty figures across conflicts.
Two people were reportedly injured when a car struck a tree near Avant Park. Emergency responders and officers from Averill Precinct investigated the scene, as witnesses described a vehicle leaving the road and colliding with a tree.
A fragmented OCR note recalls Brenton Lewis and a Mint affair linked to ACCONE TIMIEsAn Bille. It mentions Th. Captor Pavideon and Brenton amid 1340 events, with attention to a voyage or incident at St. Andrews University Scotland.
Seventeen Sage College graduates are listed for honors at Sunday commencement in Troy. Among them is a noted student from Troy, recognized for high academic achievement and leadership in campus life. The ceremony includes traditional pageantry and a postgrad reception for attendees, with awards named in honor of distinguished alumni and faculty.
Memorial Day observances honored veterans from all wars at West Sand Lake with grave decorations and an open house. The day included services at St. Henry's Church Averill Park and West Sand Lake Baptist Church, talks by local officials and veterans, and refreshments for residents and visitors.
Dewey to address Young Republicans at a convention in Westport on the West Side. Attendees from nearby areas expect speech focused on party leadership and future presidential prospects.
Fire Department battled a blaze at Boght Farm early yesterday destroying six heifers and spreading through the barn. Neighbors and residents aided as water lines from the Latham system were used. Mrs. Remmer reported the loss, insurance partially covered the scene.
Reports describe the Troy Post undertaking extensive redecorating and renovations to its quarters led by Commander Fuson and guest attendees. The project included repainting, new textures, and a complete kitchen overhaul, with a formal gathering to celebrate ongoing improvements and reflect on World War II leaders.
Fragmentary OCR describes an Army depot with security concerns and ongoing operations. It notes equipment, personnel, and responsibilities at a regional facility, with mentions of a county seat and federal oversight. The text is unclear but implies sustained military activity and local administrative interest.
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