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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1946

Page

6

School Not Fines Ordered For Offenders

Lingoln Nob reports Municipal Judge Edward Mshel emphasizes education over fines. Offenders under 18 face two options: a traditional fine or enrollment in a juvenile treatment school, with sessions Saturdays. Adults with violations may choose fine or voluntary license forfeiture plus lectures and essays. Fisher, author of People’s Court, argues traffic courts are often mocked by the public.

Lingoln Edward CL Mshel Fisher Eafety People's Court West Spring

Love Wins Over Cat Hating Fort Worth Tale

A stray dog protects two newborn kittens after a poisoned mother cat dies. The dog shelters Tiger and Smudgy as they grow, while a mother cat and three offspring share a trusted caregiver in a small Fort Worth scene.

Fort Worth Tes Crowder Musics Aglerata Snuffy Sanulgy

Republican hopes rise for 1948 election, says former Minnesotan governor

Harold Slits, former Minnesota governor, told reporters in New York that the Republican party must adopt shuntans, faruen and progressive aims to seize the presidency in 1948. He urged the party to act as the majority in Congress and pursue humanitarian, progressive campaigns as it prepares for the next national vote.

Leas New York Harold £. Sltssun Pline Washington

Portuguese Premier Praises Soviet Union

Lisbon reports quote Premier Salazar denouncing democracy as a failure and praising Soviet achievements in war and peace. The full speech, carried on front pages, highlights references to domestic affairs and critiques of change in Portugal’s political system as portrayed by the press.

Lisbon Reagan

Castleton Chapter Sets Meeting Date

Castleton Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Mae Sonia Tenthly rooms on South Math Street Castleton on Hiwlson Tuesday May 19 at 8 pm. Mrs Lars Haithigle worthy matron will preside. Mr Florence Hauck and Mrs Gorn B Edwards will act as hostesses for the evening hour.

Castleton Order of the Eystern Stan Maesonia South Math Street Caslleton-on-Hiwlson Lars Haithigle Florence Hauck Gorn B. Edwards

Grain Island Rebekah Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall

A meeting of the Grain Island Rebekah Lodge will be held today at 8 pm at Odd Fellows Hall Hudson Avenue and Center Street in Pkills. The session will outline fall and winter activities and initiate a new class of candidates with Rebekah degrees.

Grain Island Rebekah Lodge Bpm Odd Fellows Hall Hudson Avene Centertreet Pkills Ue Rebekah

Franciscan Friars Admitted to Deaconate

Franciscan friars received the deaconate on Saturday at St Anthony on Hudson in Rensselaer. The Most Rev William A Scully bishop of Albany ordained Rudolph Batory Christian Spinella Gregory Thomas Stanley Grubi and Clarence O Shea to the diaconate. Minor orders were conferred on Manual Spataro Campion Langan Macclin Kandrac M J Ranun Hoffman Mél iom Daniel Rueper Ziegler and Casimir Sabol.

St. Anthony Hudgon Renssel William A. Scully Vondjular Albany Offlet Jated Rudolph Batory Christian Spinella Paterson N. J Gregory Thomas Washington, D. C Stanlsy Grubi Baltimore Clarence O Shea Trenton Nlt Manual Spataro Nassau Campion Langan Jersey Macclin Kandrac M. J. Ranun Hoffman Lyons Falls Méliom Daniel Staten Island Per Ziegler Alt Casimir Sabol Noth Wilkes Barra

British Ban on Food Shortage Coverage in Occupation Zone

Hamburg officials report British occupation authorities forbid publishing any information about the critical food shortage across the zone. The ban, pending a government statement, extends to British and foreign newspapers and media. Public safety officers stay posted as shortages risk escalation. A food officer notes only about two hours of stock remain in the Ruhr, with several shiploads due to reach the zone later this week.

Hamburg Germany Banjied Trent

Landmark Razed Beside Beadstore in Adirondacks

An Adirondack landmark hotel, built in 1880 by Willard Bell and later owned by Gus Miller before sale to James Woodruff of Elmira, is set for razing. Woodruff plans to erect a garage on the site once a visited landmark for Presidents Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt when Navy secretary.

Adirondack Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevtt Franklin D.roosevelt Navy Willard Bell Gus Miller Lake Plaine James Woodruff Elmira

Neils honors Civil War veteran on 101st birthday

Joseph Chinam, a Rome resident and Civil War veteran noted as the city’s oldest veteran, was honored yesterday by Neals city officials and veterans groups during his 101st birthday tribute.

Tomaei Joseph Chinam Rome Neials Vestere

Brewster Says Truman Should Stay in Office

New York Senator Brewster urged there was no reason to believe a Republican majority would force President Truman from office or resign. He defended Truman as constitutionally chosen and fit to serve his term unless incapacitated, opposing any move to remove or replace him before term end.

New York Brewster ReMel Red Republic Trueman Truman India Brewster Leuman

Upstate Scout District Names Committeemen

Upstate Scout District reelects Hudson Falls leaders for key posts and outlines a busy year. William Wilcox chairs the district committee with George Sheffield Whitehall as vice chairman and Arnold Marshall Hudson Falls as district commissioner. Goals include three new packs seven new troops and five new Seniny Scout Patrols, full 100 percent medical examinations, 100 percent inspection at meeting places, 75 percent troop attendance at summer camp, a district banquet at Kingbury Hotel Hudson Falls in December, a spring rally, three training courses and a large commissioner’s staff. The Bronze Palm was presented to Raymond Bogart Granville.

Ivanville Brane Wilene Hudson Falls Motioan Council Hoy Scouts of America George Sheffield Whitehall Arnold Marshall Qlstriel Wilccox Dhelfet Kingabury Hotel Ib Way Raymond Bogart Granville Say

County Legion Auxiliary Committee to Meet

County Legion Auxiliary Committee to Meet one Ranavelage County commit tee for the American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow evening at Bertin. Reports will be given by various chairmen from the Third District conference which was held in Troy recently. Transportation will be furnished the committee women. The Tas sanic Valley unit president and Members will be host for the evening. Mrs. Helen Moktskey, county chairman, will preside.

Ranavelage American Legion, Auxiliary Bertin Third District Wng Troy

Par ent Teacher Association of Whipgily School Meeting

The executive bond of the Par ent Teacher Association of Whipgily School will meet at the school tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert T. Swanick will preside.

Parent ‘Teacher Association of Whipgily School Robert T. Swanick

Peace Draft Outlook Dark War Makes Congress Wary

A broad account notes President Truman and War Department push for universal military training amid a looming March 31 deadline. Republican Congress, wrestling with extension prospects, faces doubts on passage as hearings continue.

Natal Acmy Toy Nlc Congress

Cement Shortage Drives Demand From Builders in Chicago

Contractors push for more cement as manufacturers slow supply due to coal strikes and weather. S. J. Gervini notes a forty to fifty day disruption, while demand soars with a busy construction year. Officials expect production to reach 180 million barrels, up from 125 million last year, yet still insufficient.

Chicago ING S. J. Gervini Marquette Cement Fg. Co

London Girl Weds Amerigia by Phone

London woman married Marvin Kile of Atlanta Ga by trans Atlantic telephone in a 15 minute ceremony at a saloon bar near the British end. Sixty relatives gathered as the former pilot from the United States Army Air Forces watched the event unfold.

London Doris Press Mievie Usher Marvin Kile Atlanta United Sales Army Air Forces Kite Davis Leicester Square Cummunity Social Center Kile

U N Worker Found Unconscious in Subway

A 22 year old United Nations inquiry clerk Rosemary Bonnelly of Wardaleer Mass was found unconscious on a Manhattan subway platform. She was taken to City Hospital with a possible skull fracture. Police noted her handbag was missing and there were no clear signs of robbery.

New York Rosemary Bonnelly Wardealer Mass United Nations Security Council Imeonsstus City Hospital Lake Success L. 7 Manhattan

Inventor Dr Banford Moss Dies In Lynn

Dr Banford A Moss engineering researcher and inventor who developed turbo supercharger for airplane and automobile engines died in Lynn after a heart ailment Mind grate? ning near end.

Lynn. Mugs Banford A. Moss Ehygineering

Man Dies En Route To Church On Christmas Day

Marcellus V J Rogers age 60 collapsed and died yesterday while walking to church. His brother William Rogers died on Christmas Day 1944 in a nearly identical manner while also on the way to church.

Marcellus V John A. Rogers William Rogers

Trojan Held On Criminal Assault Charge

Alby Ke 93 of Sgeutd Stead was arrested Saturday night on a charge of criminal assault on an 18 year old boy, Chester A. Keving, superintendent of the mand Boutely. The case involves multiple officers and locations, with the suspect admitted to bail of 280 dollars for a hearing Friday night.

Doauph Alby Ke Sgeutd Stead Chester A. Keving Mand Boutely Pialn Vloihewin Mishael J. Kane Datective Huron Cpl Georgy Craig Uf Cha Heth Shute Police Brank Breurton Norman Adama Canteul Palisa Station Tyslica KB Salisbury Brunswick

Parpy Planned by Mothery Club Card Party

The Mothery Club of St Augustine's parish will sponsor a social and card party in Bradley Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs. Witlas, A Schubert, Mrs. William J. Dest, and Mrs. John Ray will serve as hostesses.

Parpy Mothery Club St. Augustine's Parish Bradley Hall Morrow Witlas A. Schubert William J. Dest John Ray

IGuard Unite to Join Albany Flag Ceremony

Unclear OCR reads IGuard Unite to Join Albany Flag Ceremony with names of Albany sites and several towns in New York. mentions colors, duties, and a ceremony at the State Capitol building with local communities participating. The fragmented text references Hel Gan Anis Browne Julank and several county names.

Iguard Albany Troy New York Capihal Roy Cohoet Hoondick Walla Saratagh Springs Schenectady R. Taatey Hel Gan Anis Browne Julank

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