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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1946
Page
11
Five deputy sheriffs were dismissed from Menasulocy County Jail after a grand jury action. The shake up ties to a jail break investigation and a broader reorganization of jail supervision revealed today.
Veterans and officers collaborated as carpenters repaired the rear yard gate at Fatow county Jail after a guardhouse erection. Deputies now patrol around the clock with improved window viewlines to monitor all areas and entrances. Officials confirm an ongoing inquiry into the escape and related angles with no comments to avoid jeopardizing investigations.
The Rensselaer County Home Bureau unit at Mrs. Joseph P. Delaney’s Pawling Avenue home held a meeting with Mrs. Welle F. Luby as secretary and Mrs. Michael Galnor presenting the treasurer’s report in Mrs. William F.R. O’Connor’s absence. Mrs. Michael Malloy presided as chairman. A flat food lesson on Meal Planning and Table Service was led by Mrs. John Mackrell and Mrs. John J. Carroll. The unit attended a Home Safety meeting at the YWCA earlier this week. Christmas greens were chosen as the December project with demonstrations by Mrs. H. J. Moses and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. The next meeting is December 10 at the home of bins, Charles Reutmann.
Hy Pullerton of Loudonville will speak at a Proy Avenue Council Girl Scouts meeting at 8 p m Wednesday in the Manufacturing National Bank Myre Carl Grimm president will preside This is the last of three association meetings this year Mrs Fullerton chairs Girl Scouts in this region The meetings promote cooperation among adult leaders and troop members with senior scouts and council committees present
Probate records in Rene selaer County show Leland Wadworth died November 5 1946 and his son Leland Wadworth Jr of Leavenworth Kan granted letters. The estate includes 5000 rent and 300 personal with remainder to wife. Isabella Bennett of Glens Falls probate lists over 35000 personal and multiple heirs including granddaughter Mrs Wilbur C Stiee of Schenectady two grandsons George R Coley Jr of Schenectady and Richard Coley Portland Ore. Joseph F Jessen died November 2 1948 with estate 38000 rent over 10000 personal. annie Kruger receives 2000 and remainder split between Jaen A Jersen and Emma Revilo. Willian Bell of Caguenu died July 5 1946 leaving 5000 to Protestant Reformed Low Dineh Church of Schodack. letters testamentary issued today. Taylor & Taylor represent the estate.
Twenty Vander huyden Hall children accompanied by Mrs Richard H Thomas carried their letters to Santa Claus at Palestine Temple in Lansingburg. The Palestine Chapter has long funded the gifts and collected requests for Christmas, with a guest speaker and a chicken dinner following.
A garbled local radio schedule lists various programs and times including morning melodies, news headlines, a theater segment, religious talks, and community features. Several entries reference music groups, local personalities, and specific show titles though OCR errors blur many details. The overall note catalogues a full day’s broadcast lineup with multiple music blocks, news, and special features.
A New York Supreme Court term conducted by Justice Miranda Hove in Albany heard numerous divorce and alimony motions. Details show adjourned matters, reserved decisions, and ongoing pendency as attorneys argued for alimony, support, and counsel fees.
Berlin Sehoul announces production of Girl Shy to be presented at 8 pm on Friday and Saturday nights. Mew Miri Phillips leads the department head role with direction by the festival committee and guest hosts from Chotry Phila. The November issue of the Pavon Veagher Association will hold a school event with exhibits and bids in the surrounding area. Wes Sundborg, president of the association, will oversee the program.
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A fragmented clipping notes an individual losing an arm yet continuing work as an agricultural printer. It references struggles with the keyboard and technology as the person adapts to a reduced physical ability while maintaining occupation.
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