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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
20
A scrambled themed crossword entry with numerous abbreviations and names. The clues reference a mix of people places and words such as a mayor parliament tokens and a mother figure. The grid hints at a playful puzzle style with hidden terms and partial phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied items, numbers, and proper nouns such as indians, profit, rennet, Abel, Munter, the Ehoe Test, and single letters with digits. The readable content shows no coherent narrative, date, or clear event to summarize into a full news item.
Charles F. Vedder Veeder. longtime Hoosick Falls resident and former manager at a retail store, died Tuesday shortly before 2 p.m. at his home on Main Street. He had been in poor health and left no immediate survivors. Funeral arrangements were set for today at 2 p.m. from Mahar Funeral Home with Rev. Jerald Potts officiating. Interment will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Local notices included a chest clinic at Main Street School and various village meetings and social events.
San Francisco supervisors prepared yesterday to ban drunken horse riding in public places. The measure would also make it a misdemeanor to ride a horse in hotels or other public rooms, aiming to curb unruly behavior and improve safety in the city.
Ray Frederick Wolliamt Hass, JD a native of Troy and longtime Methodist clergyman, died suddenly after serving 41 years across Northeastern Ohio. He taught ministerial education, advised Baldwin Wallace College, and had a broad family with survivors in Ohio and beyond. Funeral services were held at his former church with interment in Home, Ohio.
A group of Negro pastors outline a citywide survey to measure population, aiming to gauge church reach and community needs. Leaders include figures from Seventh Avenue AME Zion and Mount Zion Baptist Church, with other pastors cited in discussion of the initiative.
A fragment from a local notice outlines a proposed plan for a court or property on State Street. It mentions the title Pau Ah Thu and references a completion or approach related to the plan, with limited readable context.
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