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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

2

Ascension Church Buys Old House Near Congress Street

Ascension Church trustees have purchased an old, deteriorating house at 65 Congress Street in Mun Rengselace East Alanar. The building, dating back over a century, will be demolished and the ground leveled to improve church grounds. The site has a long ownership history linked to Van Rensselaer properties and former notable residents.

Mun Rengselace Alanar Congress Street Ocup Ascension Ustees Stephen Vin Ren Pelner West Manor Albany County Stephen Rensselaer County William P O'Brien & Simpson Arthur L. Bica van Rensselaer Gast Manor Church of the Ascension

Plans for new rectory on Rinewoods Avenue and St

Discussion outlines a modern rectory to replace the current residence on Rinewoods Avenue near St, suggesting it would greatly benefit by sharing the priest’s home as part of a unified parish unit with the church and parish house.

Rinewoods Avenue

East Side notices mix sales and PTA planning

A Friday November 8 vegetable soup sale at School 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. accompanies an executive PTA board meeting. Co chairmen were named Mrs. Sidney J. Bailey and Mrs. Jacob Rifflelbach. Principal Miss Hugenin Van Arnum urged delegates to Albany for the November 15 hearing on teachers pay. Mrs. John D. Carboni announced Father’s Night moved to November 14. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. John J. Connell of Bridgeport. AUxiliary party planned for November 15 in Brunswick. Committee heads and social staff listed. refreshments by Mrs. Cariy Gould et al.

Pany Parent-Teacher Association Sidney J. Bailey Jacob Rifflelbach Cochairmen Hugenin van Arnum Albany John D. Carboni Cariy Gould Valentine Gaets Francis J. Jarry

Seek Placement Of OPA Workers In Private Jobs

Washington Private industry is finding a ready market for surplus government price workers. Two men helping line up post-OPA positions say placing virtually all of the 4,700 staff on the payroll at the start of the month should be easy. Clifton notes graduates have much to offer and that business leaders respect OPA workers. Campbell praises their loyalty and industry, stressing the need to wind up affairs here, not loss of workers. OPA built 600 advisory committees over five years.

Washington Price Agency OPA Charles T. Clifton Navy G. Campbell Army Air Forces Clifton Tney

OPA Chief Porter: no jobs after expiration

OPA head Paul Porter outlined the agency’s winding up as Congress gave until June 10 to close. President Truman’s price decontrol plan will end ceiling controls on meat, likely leaving most staff jobless. Only about one tenth of 31,700 workers are in Washington. many will be reassigned after OPA expires.

OPA Paul Porter Congress Truman Washington Clifton Capbell Jos Clifton Sai

Pittstown Prank Shelter Confined to Home Illness

Local note records Pittstown Prank Shelter confined to home due to illness. Church activities listed include R. B. Fire Co meeting at Methodist Hall Monday night and Day of Prayer sponsored by WS.0.5 at the Methodist Church on Wednesday October 30.

B. Fire Co Methodist Church Brindle Kingston Ray Anton Reza Edna Rolin Newark Mis James Fellows Carl Lawson Vincent Cat Troy Vincent Gallo Marilyn Alffred Lombard Fort Plain Robert Gallo Union College, Schenectady Carmen Colarusse

Army Strives To Meet Men's Gripes

Washington Army officials pursue a broad plan to boost morale by tailoring food and clothing to men’s needs. Brig Gen Willan mid is quoted on a drive to learn why groups prefer or dislike meals like spaghetti and meatballs and to eliminate wool garments that shrink. The program will study climate, physiology, and psychological factors affecting nutrition and comfort.

Washington War Department Army Willan HH. Middieawart Quartermaster Corps

Fragmentary OCR Notes on Plant Experiments and Mine Injuries

A garbled report describes plantic lenis and Leilipatnthea tests by Quartermaster Corps researchers. It mentions a robot able to do most things except coney, and notes salt shop lasts to overcome impediments to waiting suffered by veterans injured by land mines.

Fragmentary OCR hints at legal aid push and health tech hubs

Vague OCR reads about assembling figures like John Binith and A B Atty to help a "bones" of a broken system. Mentions improving health via new things and lists cities Chicago Philadelphia Boston Lawrence. Unclear claims suggest a broad program underway across multiple US cities.

John Binith A. B. Atty Chengo, LL Philydelphis Boston Lawrencs

Boston Patrolman Warns Children About Street Safety

A Boston patrolman admonished a group of schoolchildren to halt their dash into the street, then guided them away from traffic. The incident highlights vigilant law enforcement in maintaining pedestrian safety near schools.

Boston John Wahorty Chilldren Wan Aik

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