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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1949
Page
1
A Good Friday union service will be held at St Stephen's Episcopal church with Rev A W Abraham announcing it The Lenten message will be delivered by Rev Howard M Hills pastor of the Methodist Church The service unites Episcopal and Protestant congregations across Schuylerville and nearby towns
An article discusses growing cautious optimism about the European Recovery Program. It notes costs to the United States, potential long-term aims toward a united western Europe, and mixed short-term results with ongoing urgent tasks and some failures cited.
Peninselaer County conservation officials begin trout stocking tomorrow with the Little Hoosick River first on the agenda. Volunteers meet in North Petersburg and Petersburg junctions, then proceed to Patersonburg and other streams including Whiteside Creek and the Black River area. A 30 inch brown trout weighing 3 1/2 pounds was displayed at the Berlin meeting.
William Dayton late Mary Dayton. Survived by wife Mary Britten Dayton two sons Wilken A and Frank J Dayton a stepson James E Britton a brother James Dayton three sisters Mrs Mary Haskett Mrs Helen Melisan and Mrs Anne Galvin and five grandchildren. Funeral from John H Mealey Funeral Home 162 Third Street and St Marys Church with time to be announced Interment St Marys Cemetery Peoples Store
Two tunnels under the Hudson River carried beer into New York as brewery trucks entered the city to ease a drought caused by the Meday strike. New York bars had seen no beer since April 1 with no progress toward resolving the strike. Steady deliveries resumed as Jersey breweries supplied products to city outlets.
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