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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
18
Milind Euimiaa 62 of Wealenle was hospitalized in critical condition at Greene County Hospital Gabelli after being shot in the back during a clash with four hunting companions near Lhe yitthin gas tantia. He and others were about 190 feet away when the incident occurred.
Fragmentary obituary note listing several personal names and phrases. Reads like a damaged OCR segment with scattered references to individuals, places, and possible dates, lacking clear context or a coherent event.
A garbled OCR dump presents a scattered mix of personal names towns and possible places. Readable segments include Ny ee Vee owe and Gagen Island with several partial names and terms suggesting a local notice or social column. The fragmented text lacks coherent events or clear dates.
A damaged OCR yields a jumbled memorial record with numerous names such as Hesine Nein Ova Tassos Pinyenche and Chow Funeral Sat, along with scattered places and terms. The text references family, notices, and potential memorial details but remains largely unreadable.
Obituary notes the death of Dr. Benson a renowned pediatric specialist. Born June 2, he trained at Cornell University and Johns Hopkins. He served at Sands Hospital New York and contributed to the Boy Scouts and Catholic charities while holding roles with medical associations and hospitals including Mary McGinness Hospital and Samaritan Hospitals. He is survived by a widow and children.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local housing controversy in Troy with references to a housing reduction program and city officials. Mentions of Mayor John J Abuwlan and the PRIA Wariety hint at municipal debate on housing policy and potential cuts. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The readable fragments name many individuals, firms, and places such as New York Philadelphia and Tinie. The jumbled OCR gives partial references to venues people and events with no clear narrative or definite outcome.
Laundry workers elect Gillie as president of the exclusive bond of the Laundry Morirs Union. The meeting, held with noted attendees including Dorothy Marble and Philip Boh, elected Gillie amid reports of ongoing negotiations and wage discussions.
An inarticulate fragment describes a state session and local meeting at a theater venue with unnamed participants. The garbled text references a resignation, a post, and a veto in a political context, but specifics are unclear.
A local event announces a dance night by the Woodchoppers AY W.CLAL on Saturday with music from Voth sound and sine. Attendees are invited to join for an evening of dancing, ping pong, and social games, with age range 18 to 33 urged to attend.
Area firms are set to participate in a regional industry conference on urban redevelopment and economic programs. The event will discuss clean technology, job growth, and local project funding with representatives from businesses, government, and education.
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An appellate division legal decision upholds a differential milk pricing scheme amid a contested arrangement. The ruling references cooperative producers and industry practices dating back to 1988, with citations to state agencies and consumer protection concerns.
Community play casting in Brewster and surrounding areas features women from area groups rehearsing roles for an upcoming performance. Local organizers note strong participation from Nan Biterson and Phung ton Moto while praising work by Singers groups Nghia ANOS and Qerenily fenay for postwar aims.
At the annual Boy Scout dinner in the Hendrick building area council hall Silver Beaver honors were presented to Troy and Cohoes men for outstanding service. Key awardees included Kilwad Connor and Arnall Powter among council leaders. event featured remarks by Royton Two and George Davies.
Holiday shoppers flood stores seeking Christmas gifts amid waning stock. Retailers report strong demand for home appliances, decor, clothing, and jewelry, with shipments expected in coming weeks to meet the surge.
Active applications for barber licenses are announced by the LocI 160 Journeyman Barbers Union secretary treasurer Frank T Milanese. Applicants must file by June 2. A meeting of union leaders including Charles Lat Hon preement Vibert Crtane Swe president Theodors Kartie coder and Milanese discussed licensing and coordinated policy.
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R P I Naval Unit will install a new commander, Dennett, a Cumid officer and former executive at Laval Reserve, after years at the GSS Fall River and the Naval Academy. He served in China and convoy operations to North Africa, returning to teach at the Naval Academy during wartime. He plans to move his family from California to join the new post in January.
Port Edwaard residents Mion Mis Coorge Ay Sauith and Gwi Cohen wed at Fort Edwad. They marked their anniversary with family, including a grand guest, and a student from Ithaca College listed among attendees.
Superintendents and principals from Troy area schools were invited to meet the Youth and Government Committee of the Troy YMCA Monday at 4 PM to develop an integrated student program. The plan invites students to draft bills and participate in sessions modeled after state and national governments. local officials and committee members will attend to discuss expansion.
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