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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1950
Page
27
A large crowd from Cofton Park gathered to protest a proposed dam and reservoir near Viecher Ferry, voicing opposition at a public hearing and urging officials to reconsider the plan.
A long term review reveals confidence in customer service quality from the salon group Svete and Oywigeeiel. Researchers note a capability to deliver heat of service and emphasize ongoing commitment to client care.
An adjourned New York State Water Power and Control Commission hearing in Newtonville Town Hall was led by secretary John L. Thompson. The meeting recessed until 16 a.m. today as the Latham Water District seeks to increase supply with a dam and reservoir. Normand B. Holroyd of Keis Holroyd testified for the district, while Timothy Cohan pressed the opposing side. A map prepared by opponents was rejected as testimony.
Tornadic winds struck a northwest Mobile suburb injuring fourteen people. Police blamed a broken gas main for added danger from downed wires and trees as the Jamerson family suffered injuries to parents and four children in their home.
Albany Medical College physiologists report plastic one piece heart valves tested on about thirty dogs with five alive after six months. They say human trials could begin within two years, aided by National Heart Institute and American Heart Association grants as a federation of six societies opens a four day Atlantic City convention.
Waterford Rev James H Bagley will address the Waterford Methodist Men’s Club on Adventures in Friendship in Army and Civil Life. Supper at 6 30 p.m. Union Free School District 1 meeting moved to May 2 7 30 p.m. at School 1 election May 3 4 00 to 8 00 p.m. Trustees Harold Turner Mary Busha and Richard Anderton up for terms. St Mary’s Drum Corp rehearsal 7 p.m. Tonight. Republican Open House tomorrow at K C Hall with spaghetti supper and dance. Blessed Virgin Sodality spring dance Friday 9 p.m. to 12. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lest celebrate birthday with turkey dinner. Waterford Post W F L W officers installed with Thomas McLean presiding. List of officers includes Howard E Condon Sidney Hemstreet George Sorenson Robert Halpin and others. Ancient Greek actors height boosted by wooden clogs and wire on sandals per encyclopedia Britannica.
Kenneth Rogers of Whitehall sues Casimir Plela of Whitehall in Supreme Court for Washington County alleging injuries from a July 23 1949 altercation. Rogers seeks 25000 for pain, medical costs, claims a broken ankle and dislocation with nearly three weeks hospitalization and crutches after.
A trial began with jury selection Monday at a Whitehall diner. The plaintiff represents the defendant, operator of a Whitehall property. The case is in the Supreme Court of Saratoga Springs, led by Justices and counsel from Fullerton and Nedée, with Leary representing the defense. The proceedings were presided by Justice Andrew W. Ryan.
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