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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
22
A garbled remembrance column lists many names tied to memorials and condolences for vanished and living relatives. It mentions Captain Kinott Bryn, Captain Kali nal, and Captain Kener, with long affectionate captions from wives, children, and in-laws. The text also references war housing efforts, hospital notes, and число local memorials.
A fragmented obituary list records a funeral service and related notices for numerous individuals and relatives. Names such as Mrs Morence Marley, John A Muellent, and Edward B S Martini appear among a long sequence of family mentions, locations, and timing details.
A fragmented death and funeral notice listing relatives from Troy and surrounding areas. Names include Joseph B Khaw, Henry Wie Hon, and Anna Ashworth among many entries. Services are described with burial at Oakwood Cemetery and visitation details, with dates around October 1946 and locations in Troy New York.
Leetuver discusses modern painting from a painter’s perspective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art lecture. Milas Lole Whitney heads the committee. Ruth Bolger introduces speaker Furwell as lecture draws a large, attentive audience of students and townspeople.
In Rensselaer County the hearing resumes on the Communist Party nominating petitions after petitions were challenged as forged signatures. The county faced scrutiny in the fall elections amid allegations that signatures were fraudulently obtained, with officials promising full disclosure during the session.
Miss Jacobson, staff member of the YWCA national committee, spoke at the SWC meeting about her experiences as a delegation observer at the World Youth Conference in London and the World Youth Congress, describing postwar Europe’s spirit and renewed rights. She emphasized rebuilding institutions, supporting ordinary people, and extending citizenship freedoms while urging ongoing global aid.
R J Holahan a retired store buyer died after forty eight years of service. He was a former member of several local groups and served as a steadfast figure in the community. Survived by Mary V Forley and children Mra Murder Molahan and others. Funeral arrangements announced for St Augustines Church and local residence.
Arthur Cornelius Jr, special agent from the Albany FBI, addressed the Troy Rotary Club at The Hendrick Hudson. He urged strengthening homes and community support, noting crime trends and the need for social remedies over jail focus.
Rev Raymond J Clee at Russell Sage College urged students to act as bridge builders amid posts of bitterness between labor and capital and racial groups. He called for understanding others’ perspectives and resisting actions that divide society.
The twenty month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Haward Seguin of Ca hors underwent a second eye operation yesterday at Troy Hospital, Wilroynot. Dr Dawid tH Monthnar of Wilorynot performed the procedure without mishap. The father said the bandages would be removed in two or three days and the child would rest after the operation. The infant had earlier undergone surgery in Fil y in 1945 and had only recently begun to respond to light and darkness since birth.
Apollo Lodge marked its Jubilee with a May event at the Mendrick Thidson building attended by about 200 members and guests. Grand Lodge officers Gay J. Brown and Richard A. Rawlands spoke on the lodge history, mentorship, and continued service while Past Masters and other dignitaries were introduced.
The net estate of 382,085 dollars left by Morgin Adler of Adler Furniture Co. in Troy was to be shared equally by three daughters Edythe Balinod Tallinn Levick and Snyder in a Renasclear County Surrogate's Court filing. The estate tax and partition details list a 45,004 dollar grass patite value including the value of a lay. The vote beneficiary in the will is Margaretta Noyos of 610 Main Avenue, Troy.
An apparent notice outlines that Deha Bodies will confer degrees at the Masonic Temple. Edward Ty Viretdis and Landon nitonditie are named in roles, with the West Jindge of Merfadtion and other figures listed as organizers. Further event details are unreadable due to damaged text.
Troy Armour & Co officials say meat decontrol may lift wholesale and retail prices after two weeks as beef supply improves. Traders expect pork and poultry costs to rise with limited wholesale margins, while restaurants fear higher menu prices amid a looming price adjustment.
The Troy Teachers Association met at Tray High School auditorium to press for retaining the current Board of Education and to oppose changes. They plan to have a representative read a statement at the public hearing and send copies to officials, as the Common Council considers enlarging the board from four to six members and potentially mid year elections plus a city charter revision.
Dr John J. Rainey urged the Literary Guild at Schuyler House Mechanieyilie to seek the Middle Ages as a model for courage and enlightenment. He blamed modern education for decadence and urged suppression of Communist influence in newspapers magazines and film.
A state department announced selling thinned pine trees as part of a reforestation effort. The sale aims to fund future planting and support local forestry initiatives.
Sister Mary Loulee of the Sisters of Mercy of Vermont accepts a Guam mission after a papal appeal. She will lead novitiate training with Sisters Mary Inez Undeewarth and Mary Annette Mawene, following studies at Sacred Heart Convent Belmunl and Catholic University.
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors will meet in the courthouse Friday to consider final approval of the county budget of 3,214,044, showing a 199,087 increase and a proposed tax rate about 5 cents per thousand valued. The vote hinges on final computations and any potential protests remain unnoted, as the executive committee led by Hubert Collins of Troy lobbies against increases to the bureau and civil service funds.
Mary Hayes, a 62 year old teacher at School 12 in North Greenbush, suffered a fractured left hip and facial injuries when collided with a pupil in the third floor hallway yesterday afternoon. She was transported to Gamathan Hospital by North Greenbush Ambulance Association personnel and hospital staff.
A mountain lion sighting near Indian Lake is described by local residents including George Dwyer Lawrence Minar and Thomas Arpia from Snealogn Sprlaga. The animal is said to be seven feet long with a heavy front head and an estimated weight around 100 pounds.
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