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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1946

Page

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Two Hurt in Crash Near Nassau Lake

Two people were injured when a van traveling toward East Schodack on Nassau Lake Road collided with another vehicle. One driver, Reviglad Fisher, 206 120 Clinton j Avon anti dohy Stuber, 18, sustained a head injury and deep lacerations. Both victims received emergency care at St. Peter's Hospital.

Albay Fallad Trey Baie Reviglad Fisher Clinton Avon Stuber State Street Belle of Anil Sgh Weal Plubaelert Eval Gternbush Vaken Be Pial Beoch

Vagabonds to Install New Officer At Clubhouse Event

Vagabond Croh announces installation of officers at the clubhouse. Genige Rirect presides as the night’s leader with a turkey supper following the ceremony.

Croh Genige Rirect Geeonstu Turkey

Church Group Produces 1648 Garments for Needy Abroad

A church women's group at Ninth Presbyterian organized to sew clothing and bedding for hospitals and the needy in France and other regions. Over six weeks they prepared about 800 pounds of material, including 23 blankets, quilts, and children's dresses, funded by multiple donations and a sale of tags.

Whitey France TC Dax Ainee Pebrivey Sud eThey Pudi Tea- Della Rysé Mont Philip Reimain Techaiman John A. Ray Ma Neda Henning Ao Bye Serview Gralay Windsor Ninth Presbyterian Church Europe James R. Chambers J. W. Horton Nelle Chow Philip Reinherr John A Ray Qd Neala

Brunswick Group Schedules Rummage Sale

Brunswick Group under the women s auxiliary of the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company will hold a rummage sale on October 1 at 133 River Street from 4 30 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. Mrs James J McCauley chairs the committee with Mrs Wallace Robertson cochairman and a long list of members including Mrs Stephen Johnson Mrs Paul Graham Mrs Malcolm Goodrich Mrs Lea Chevalier and others.

Brunswick Volunteer Fre Company River Street James J. McCauley Mtr We Wallace Robertson Cochairman Airs Stephen Johnson Paul Graham Malcolm Goodrigh Lea Chevaller Carol Harrington Rolland Loveting Paul Hook Arthur Rawlins George Gilbert Ralph Weed Dan Rizzo John Law Herbert Jonas Abana Squadrinn Janid Mie Loka Laney

Siena College To Open Term Monday

Siena College in Loudonville will open its fall term on Monday after delays due to preparation of classrooms. Rev. Mark Kennedy announced the plan, with 2 186 students reporting, including 1 052 veterans. Evening sessions enroll 68% veterans. nine buildings under state aid expand facilities and class capacity.

Siena College Loudanvilly Mark Kennedy OFM St. Ambrose’s Latham

Rural Citizens of County Organize for Local Election

The Rural Citizens for Dewey and Ives organize county wide committees with chairmen named for Poesten North Greenbush Schodack Sand Lake and other townships. A county committee meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm in Odd Fellows Hall Cropseyville with a speaker from head quarters.

Jovs Ware Keeton Andrew B. Danpink Chin Curneta Chain Clifford N. Cottrell Pittstown Harold S. Wilbur North Greenbush Poesten- Ail Minard O. Link Dash Herbert Kiminey Afr Wilbur Schodack Carl Lema Nassau Iyving Too Sehaghitenke H.W. Bry Pitt Town Sip Cottrells Coosick Ariden Olsen Stephentown Harvey Pease Beralter Nichols Sand Lake Flivert Collins Grafton Edward Feathers Petersburg Len Gigeway Brunswick Sanne Milla Odd Fellows’ Hall Cropseyville Dewey Ives Daninh Wall

Geis Award Of 35500 For Personal Injuries

Peter Mitchell of Stag 13 Strhie nectady Troy Rand received a verdict of 5300 in a negligence action at the New York Supreme Court in Schenectady. He sued Edward F. Slattery and Michael J. Wall for injuries from a car collision at the Scotia Naval Supply Depot on March 3.

Peter Mitchell Stag Strhienectady Troy Rand Supreme Court Jney Schenectany Edward F. Slattery Michael J. Wall Guy Mitchell Scottia Naval Supply Depot Slattery Wall Schenectady

Labor baiters to head labor committees if GOP wins

At the Liv Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America convention in Saratoga Springs CLO-PAC collector Kroll warned that labor’s foes would control labor legislation if a Republican Congress is elected in 1946. He blamed the Tafts and Beichers for backing reactionaries and urged support for CLO-PAC backed candidates amid aid debates on shipbuilding pay.

Incl Kroll Clo-Pac Saratoga Springs Tnth Liv Industrial Union of iMarine and Shipbuilding Workers of America CLO Kroll Inbor Bol Lampare Tafts Dewey John Bricker Bob Taft Hoover Titan C.lo-P.a.c

Rail Union Endorses Democratic Leader Over Seaway Plan

The state legislative board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, meeting in Albany, commended the Democratic nominee for leadership in opposing the St Lawrence Seaway while backing the power project. Governor Dewey voiced tentative support for both Seaway and power phases. Delegates weighed state race candidates Herbert Lohwan and James Miver.

the Brotherhood of Locomotive Phemen Jaames SM. Manddorset St. Lawrence Seaway Mead Dewey Ims St. Lawrence ‘Seaway Pune U.S Sone Ater Herbert He Loh Wan Jyeing M. Iver

Mrs Ralph Semerad Wins Painting Award

Mrs Ralph Semerad won in the water color division at the Second Annual Exhibit of New York Artists held recently in Caitland. Her work City of Smog won top honors. Semerad exhibited at the Eleventh Annual Exhibit of Artists of the Upper Hudson in Albany and serves as arts chairman of the Junior League.

Halph D. Semeerad Conway Chirt New York Caitland

Trojans Urged to Try Fire Drills

A city fire official urged school and home fire drills emphasizing household roles during a blaze. He urged prominent placement of fire safety items and regular practice to improve response times and save lives in both school and home settings.

Carl Ax Wight Wells Smaith

Syeaway MBC H Club Elects Officers

The Syeaway MBC H Club elected Nancy Ann Heffron president and Marie Anderson vice president at a Thursday meeting held at Marié Andersen's home. Jayce Avans was named secretary, Beverly Bonjukian treasurer, and Bette Lee Heffron news reporter. Representatives Carolyn Sixby, Marie Anderson, and Nancy Heffron were named for the 2H Council.

Syeaway MBC +H Club Marié Andersen Chorley Bonyulian Nancy Ann Heffron Marie Anderson Jayce Avans Beverly Bonjukian Bette Lee Heffron Plana Carolyn Sixby Nancy Heffron Wins Tia Bon. Juin

Silent parolee questioned on theft case

Parolee Winters was questioned by officers after a reported theft incident and was placed in custody on a preliminary charge. The Beate Pirole Band identified him as a parolee, with further inquiries and potential sentencing planned by Justice Thomas O’Conner.

Troy Ron Vine Tate Winters Sentenciig

Regiment Plans Memorial Service for Second Regiment

A memorial ceremony to honor fallen members of the 2nd Division and the Second Regiment is planned near St Pauls Episcopal Church. Lt. White Nielsen will lead, with Brig. Gen. Ogden J. Ross and Brig. Gen. Lester C. Higbee, as the service unfolds featuring hymns, prayers, and the presentation of colors.

Thosy LOSSE Secomt America Hyun Chapelin

Lizard Group Plans to Honor National Head

The Lizard Group Plans to honor the national head in a formal session at the Spanish War Hall. Mrs Mar Acenambeault presided as the group’s president with Ary Mary Neville and Mag Lillian Stonint among organizers. A group outing was held in Krighe on Aug 2 to prepare, and plans to depart Monday Dec 4 to Sebonectady to honor the national leader. Betty Stare and Alice Pupin will lead events in Detroit and at the Oewher meer contexts involve Mik loween purky.

Troy Swamp Tabaids Thinaday Spanish War Hall Mar Acenambeault Mary Neville Lillian Stonint Krighe T Pa Mrnday

Precinct Station Sale Approved by Board

Board approves sale of the First Precimet precinct station gate on Phe Street to South Tray Past Vv Ray for 1.41. The building will be kept for veterans purposes with provisions for ongoing use and maintenance by the city.

Lake Loounge Wilbur Bower Worthy Mason Olford Mout Mayettie CL Bink Sill Federal Land Bank Merl Zweig Cerestes

City Engineering Official Resigns For New State-Assigned Post

Hoederfelde Ghowles, long time City of Troy Engineering Deputy, resigns to take a new State Department of Public Works role. He will serve as senior engineer on temporary housing projects and city roadway plans, including work at Garden Court and 10th Street.

Hoederfelde Ghowles City of Troy Uw State Department of Public Varley Crowsley Dan Dileen Ben State Department of Publiy Uwe Garden Court Starling Boston and Maine Railroad Hoosick Fally Williamstown North Aus Boston

Construction on Seventh Avenue by Murray Construction Co

A damaged report notes work on Seventh Avenue undertaken by Murray Construction Co of al dunty. Sloan Brow Pld Co and Mo Blale Departneeth vb Public Works provide engineering oversight for the project dated 1 VAL delag. The text mentions Balog a Kaeo dn Ue South Bind and a former st. Vins Home alle with references to public works and site oversight.

Seventh Avenue Wand Balog Bind ‘Minay Collet Sloan Brow Pld Co Mo Blale Departneeth Vb Public Works’ Agalue Val Delag Peajeely St. Vins Murray Construction Co Aldunty

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