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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1949

Page

10

Three Men Indicted In Tap Plot in New York City

A New York County grand jury indicted attorney John G. Broady and two private detectives Kenneth E. Ryan and Edward M. Jones on charges tied to an alleged City Hall wiretap plot aimed at tapping Hugo K. Rogers and involving mayoral aides and top officials. They surrendered, pleaded innocent, and were released on bail as Gov. Dewey pushes a bill against private wiretapping.

New York New York County Hugo K. Rogers Manhattan Wader William O'Dwyer Thowa John G. Broady Cirdenin J Diet Atty Frank S. Hogan Rogers John A. Mullen Seastone Albany Thomas EB. Dewey Wdwyrr

Lenten Schedule At St John s Announced

Holy Week services announced for St John s Episcopal Church with Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at 10 30 am and 1 30 pm and 8 pm sermon by Rev John F Davidson. Good Friday Ante Communion Litany at 9 am and 8 30 am at St John s, Three Hour service at St Paul s with Bishop G Ashton Oldham, and Easter Baptisms at 1 pm.

St. Johns Episcops John F. Davidscn Jesus Latham St. John’s A Amc Lathan St. Jonn's St Paul's Episcopal Church G Ashton Oldham Albany St. John’s Bradford H. Burhan

Jobs Open at Troy Post Office for Civil Service Roles

Application forms are available at the Troy Post Office for Civil Service junior mechanics at the Army Depot in Schenectady medical technicians medical X ray technician and tarco inspectors in Washington D C.

Troy Civil Service Jute U3. Army Schenectady Washington, Ne

Deaths in Victory Mills and area obituaries

Thomas Chaney of Victory Mills died at Jones Convalescent Home Coville after a long illness. Born in Ticonderoga he lived 67 years in Victory Mills and belonged to Notre Dame du Lourdes Church serving as a church trustee. Survived by wife Amelia Thibault Chaney and brother William of North Adams Mass. Funeral from Herkimer Street residence tomorrow at 11 am with Fav Lac Dufort officiating. Interment Notre Dame de Lourdes Cemetery Victory Mills. Also noted are multiple funeral services for other local residents with church masses and interments in St Marys Cemetery and Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg.

Themes Chaney Thomas Chaney Victory Mills Jones Coville Ticonderoga Notre Dame du Lourdes Church Amelia Thibault Chaney William North Adams Maas Herkimer Street Lac Dufort Notre Dame de Lourdes Cemetery Victory Mita Griffith Richard T. Grifith Hill Street St. Mary's Church Father Meehan Teamsters’ Union No. 249 Albany Might Land Yeaterday George T. Lisingston Kate Cuxhine Livingston George T. Livingston Petersburg Fulga Memorial Grace Dunlap Greenwich Mice Joyce Dunlap Petersburgs Fiorence Morey Frank George Cushine First Methodist Church Johan M. Mitchell Meadow Lawn Cemetery Krucalnichl Theresa Kructinick Hid- Road North Greenbush St Peter and Paula Church Cohors Michael Mariituk Luca Kiarnick Harry Mill Match Theodore Kaschak Andrew Kil Stephen Kowalchyk Steeh Clifford Gray William Edsroston Averment Oakland Cemetery

Easter Fashion Show at Guardian Angel School

Forty four students at Guardian Angel School presented an Easter fashion show in the senior hall auditorium. Garments featured flowing ballerinas tight fittings and ruffles in striped taylor style summer wear with suit skirts and remodeled pieces. Instructor Marc Farina chaired the event with Ida Farwell assisting. many girls modeled and were listed by name including Elizabeth Baldwin Mary Hahn and Arlene Tress among others.

Denta Guardian Angel School Girttx Gibson Girl Arle Jenarn Honey Renomirs Marc Farina Ida Falwell Elizabeth Baldwin Mary Hahn Eather Larson Dorothy Dechkee iNothe Ermo Arlene Tress Toeretta Rodder Anita Smith Bessme Snyder Huth Kanetl

County Supervisors Host Farm Bureau Tribute Dinner

The Renaselarr County Board of Supervisors were honored at a dinner with the Associated Farm Bureau Home Bureau and 4-H Clubs. Dr E V Moore New York State assistant commissioner of agriculture spoke on Agriculture in America, linking farming to industry and the nation. Demonstration agents Ethel W Sampson John C Swan and Florence H Thayer gave brief talks and reviewed county extension work with slides. Arthur L Cummings Republican leader introduced the board majority while Lea Wiron minority leader introduced the Democratic members.

Renaselarr County Board of Supervisors Associated Farm Bureau Home Bureau E. V. Moore New York State Ansistant America Moore Misa Ethel W. Sampson John C. Swan

Unification Defense Plans Prompt Uncertain Support

Royall urged giving the Defense Secretary power with presidential approval to pursue real unification, including possibly abolishing the Marine Corps and merging it into the Army to save about a billion dollars annually. He criticized the Joint Chiefs of Staff structure and backed a single chairman reporting to the Secretary and the President.

Defense Establishment Secretary of Defense Marine Corps Army Air Force Navy Saltonstall R-Mass Royall Joint Chiefs Joint Chiefs of Staff Boxall Herbert

New York State Posts Modest Job Growth Compared to Nation

State Commerce Department reported New York industrial employment held near the national level over the last eight years with a slight lead of about 1 percent. The state saw a 2.56 percent boost in its gaming industry and mining operations expanding by single digits as industry totals rose from 1940 to 1948.

New York State State Commerce Department Mounerd Horthern Adirondack Mountains Raz BOF Maewagheut

Atlantic Pact Debated as Senate Delays Hearings Into April

The Atlantic Pact faces delays as Senate hearings are postponed to April 25. Senator Wherry accuses the administration of hiding costs to implement military aid for Western Europe. President Truman notes arms funding will come after budget clearance, with projections around 1.25 billion dollars in the first year.

Zin Connally D.tex Senate Foreign Relations Committee Western Europe Wherry Nebraska G.O.P Truman Hhis Budget Bureau Capitol Hil United States Securty Russia

Decree Granted In Favor Of Jean Camel Against Camfield Couple

Yesterday the Supreme Court granted an allowment in the case pitting Jean Camel at 34 Ford Avenue against Derothy Camfield of 46 Hawk Street Athans. The couple was married last year on Trey.

Supreme Court Wiliam Ho Muray Jean Camel Ford Avenue Derothy Camfield Hawk Street Athans Trey

Nations debate fate of convicted clergy in UN session

United Nations Assembly hears lines over whether to tackle cases of Cardinal Mindszenty and 15 Bulgarian clergy. Denmark Sweden Norway Iceland abstain, favor handling under peace treaties first. US, Bolivia Belgium urge full debate. Soviets oppose UN interference. Dutch-Indonesian conflict vote follows.

North Atlantic United States Canada Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxambour Norway Denmark Iceland Portugal Tre State Department Joan Ro Rte+iman Acing National Security Resources Board Donald F. Carpenter Munitions Boelimas Cardinal Mindessaty Hungary Leet Pobrenny Cuschestovakis Tagedavia Russia Poland Te Assembly Mindscenty Gustav Rasmussen Sweden Bulgaria U.N Benjamin V. Cohen Aguembly Cohen Bolivia Uruguay Andrei A. Gromyko Minwter Alexander Panyushkin Panyushkin South Africa Republic of Indonesia Security Council India Austral

Law rence H. Smith Amendment Cuts Aid Bill Railerly

The House rejected several amendments to a European aid bill. Smith proposed cutting about 7 percent of the aid and Coudert sought to eliminate U S aid for the budget year starting July 1. The passage vote showed 140 to 88 against, with 125 Republicans and 229 Democrats voting for the bill. Vorya offered a separate plan to restrict aid to loans rather than gifts, but the proposal failed by voice vote.

Lawrence H. Smith Wis Rep Coudert R-N U. S Europe Marcantonio New York Veery Ohin Orfe Kep Vorya

Hard Labor Budget Approved In Commons

The House of Commons passed the hard labor budget proposed by Sir Stafford Cripps, with a 2 to 3 vote margin. He defended planned expenditures and said the government’s economic and social policies are wise as Britain faces rationing, price controls, and tax relief amid a lean postwar period.

London House of Cottmons Stafford Cripps Ahn Exchequer Jong Crippe Exchequer

Engineers Publish Canal Charts

The second edition bound volume of New York canal charts is now available from the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Waters covered include the Erie Canal from Lyons to the Huron River the Champlain Canal from Troy to Lake Champlain and the Oswego Canal from the Erie Canal to Lake Ontario.

New York Canal

Syracuse Alumni Hear Professor at Troy Chapter Meeting

Dr. W Freeman Galpin chair of Syracuse University History Department spoke to the Troy Chapter Alumni at the YWCA outlining Syracuse origins since 1870 and the drive to build a bigger institution. He cited early problems including a gymnasium fire and described campus expansion plans. John H Clark introduced the speaker and officers were named for forthcoming elections.

W. Freeman Galpin Syracuse University Troy Chapler W.C.A Galpin Syracuse le. Galpin John H. Clark Troy Florence Gabauer Lucretia M. Cross

Letters Issued In Edmiston Estate

An estate of about 5000 dollars in real and personal property was left by Mrs. Emma Jane Edmiston who died recently. The letters of administration were issued yesterday in Rensselaer County Surrogates Court Clarence Edmiston son 132 Fifth Avenue sole heir Joseph F Purcell is the attorney. Administration letters also issued in the estate of Stratos N. Vamvakias who died March 20 leaving less than 5000 dollars. The widow Theodocia Vamvakias 26 College Avenue is the only heir. Dunne Dunne are the attorneys.

Emma Jane Edmiston Rensselaer County Clarence Edmiston Fifth Avenue Joseph F. Purcell Stratos Vamvakias

Nurse Appoints Mrs Jane McBride Public Health Nurse

Mrs Jane McBride is named temporarily to the post of Public Health Nurse for Saratoga County filling the vacancy created by Mrs Margaret Sullivan who is on a year long leave of absence. The change shifts the duties while Sullivan is away.

Jane McBride Saratoga County Margaret Sullivan

Troy Woman Dies Suddenly At Home

Mrs. Raymond D. Barger, 41, of 127 Elmgrove Avenue Troy, died at home about 11 26 a m yesterday. An autopsy was performed at Samaritan Hospital. coroner to send samples to Albany Lab for analysis. Surviving: husband, two sons, four sisters, four brothers and other relatives. Funeral from Silberg Funeral Home Albany today at 2 p m with Rabbi Moe geson officiating. Interment at Beth Jacob Cemetery Guilderland.

Raymond D. Barger Elmgrove Avenue Edmund Moore Peter WcLoughlin Bernard Brols Samaritan Hospital Thomas ¥. D'Aurio Anthony ©. Matera Albany Barger Chicopee Mase Troy Congregation Beth Jacob of Cohoes Richard James Elizabeth Cooga Anne Radding Bicirley Parish Springfield Mass Rosalie Saperstein Miami Fla Milton Bennie Jake William Silberg Madison Avenue Solomon I. Moegeson Ohav Shaom Heth Jacob Guilderland

Runaway Automobile Slams Into Pole in City Street

An automobile owned by William McConnell at 45 Congress Street left its parking spot on Fourteenth Street and struck a power pole at the rear of 14 Fourteenth Street late last night. Patrolmen John Hourigan and Philip Gilbert of the rat patrol reported the incident. The car was damaged.

Willian McConnell Congress Street Fourteenth Street John Hourigan Philip Gilbert Rat Patrol

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