Truck Driver Held on Girls Complaints
Deputy sheriffs report ongoing investigations after complaints from Schaghticoke residents about Normes Stafford a water truck driver from Valley Falls. Stafford, 23, was arrested on charges of improper conduct with seven girls ages 9 to 23. He was ordered held for examination before Justice of the Peace Richard Raxton and sent to county jail. A grand jury will convene May 7 to consider the case. Investigators say Stafford invited girls to ride in his truck and later confessed after interrogation by district attorney staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Gamphet
Miccent. McCarthy
Schaghticose
Normes Statford
Cousty Ie
Tost
Valley Falls
Jonasonville
Stafford
Srafora
Schaghtivone
Valley Favile
Campbell
McCarthy
Stormey
State Social Worker Resigns for UNRRA Post in London
Miss Maury I. Gibbons resigns as first deputy commissioner of the State Social Welfare Department to join the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Gibbons, head of the department’s New York City office since 1937, will serve as assistant deputy director-general in NRRA’s European regional office in London, commencing around June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury I. Gibbons
United Nations
Gbert ‘T. Lansdale
Miss Gibbons
Department
New York City
Nrrats
London
Troy Man Named to State Board of Regents Committee
Raymond 3. Hannon of this city yesterday was appointed to the certified public accountant committee on grievances by the State Board of Regents. His appointment is for a five-year term beginning Mar L. Newton B. Vanderze of Albany was named to the Board of Visitors of State College for Teachers for a seven-year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Raymond
Hannon
Certified Public Accountant Committee
State Board of Regents
Mar L. Newton B. Vanderze
Albany
Board of Visitors
State College
Residents End $27,000 Action in Mechanicville Court
A $27,000 damages suit arising from a February 15, 1955 Mechanicville accident was settled in Supreme Court at Ballston Spa. Plaintiffs Rita Grenbacker Marie Peterson and Louise Wer of Mechanicville sued Joseph Diboar and Margaret Ennello contending injuries from a crash on North Main Street. Settlement amount not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ballston Spa
Rita Grenbacker
Marie Peterson
Louise Wer
Mechanicvile
Joseph Diboar
Epic
Margaret Ennello
Mechanicville
North Main Street
Domenic
Margaret Benello
Cameron Deugte
Liltar Rougier
Baiiston 2
Frank Pastore
North Street
Scheiberling Named World War I Veterans Consultant
Edward Scheiberling announced he would serve as a consultant at the World Security Conference in San Francisco. He said Secretary of State and Sceettinius invited him to attend and represent UK veterans of the current and first World Wars. He plans to depart tonight and will convey veterans' viewpoints to the American delegation and work toward permanent peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Scheibesing
American Imegine
White House
San Francisco
Scheiberling
Sceettinius
Troma
Legion
Supper fund drive at St Anthony’s Church Hall
A spaghetti dinner fundraiser hosted by the Third Order of St Francis at St Anthony's Church Hall drew steady patrons. Proceeds from yesterday’s meal, held twice yearly, will bolster the new school fund. Food was donated by society members and friends. chair Mrs. Michael Terrible led the event with co chair Mrs. Maria Comis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of St Francis
St Anthony‘s Church Hall
Michael Terrible
Maria Comis
Cochairman
Assunda
Cavallo
Vito
Berlin Central School Scrap Paper Drive Begins Today
Students start a scrap paper drive in Berlin with collections across the town. The drive runs through the end of the month and town trucks will assist in gathering bundles tied securely and placed for easy access. Wyeth-Lewis, chair of the student council committees, leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Central School
Berlin
Grea
Wyeth - Lewis
Troy Schools Explore Frisco Conference Parley
Troy schools plan to study the United Nations conference opening in San Francisco. Superintendent George H. Krug urges social studies teachers to use newspaper releases in class while State Education Commissioner George D. Stoddard calls for youth participation to foster solidarity and democratic ideals among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
San Francisco
Troy
George H. Krug
George D. Stoddard
State
Good Cause Benefits For Red Cross Drive In Northumberland
An unpaid dentist bill from Northumberland appears to have been donated to the Red Cross drive. A local postmaster received $10 from a remorseful working girl who said she owed the dentist but forgot the amount. The money was redirected to the Red Cross per her request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
Red Cross
Laboratories Get Charter at Petersburg
The O. W. Liebiger Research Laboratories, Inc received a charter of incorporation from the Secretary of State. The three NYU residents listed as incorporators and directors are Jack Korshin, Hina Fazio, and Marian Greenberg. The company is authorized to issue 166 shares of stock and to conduct general business, research chemistry, real estate, and secur ities dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
New York City
O. W. Lelbiger Research Laboratories, Inc
I Corporation
Inrer
Dea
New York
Jack Kort Shin
Madison Aver
Mooring Avenue
Korshin
Lsted
Madison Avenue
Owl Advice Helps Farmers Fight Mice In Barnyards
Lansing reports farmer-ornithologist Oscar M Byrne recommends keeping Acadian owls around outbuildings to control mice. The small owls, under eight inches, are rated excellent mouse killers by Byrne in the farm notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
IPI
Taras
Oscar M. Byrne
Byrne
Youths Must Pay For Joy Ride Damages
Green Island woman Mary Keough reported her car taken for a joy ride by youths from Saratoga Springs. The case, before Judge James P. Byron, was adjourned to determine damage costs after repairman Joseph Ex-Seniex testified. Keough had left the car for repairs at a garage in Essenter. cops and court will assess the amount, with larceny charges to be withdrawn on payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Mary Keough
Albany Avenue
Green Island
Essenter
Hays
Apollo Court Plans For Future Activities
Apollo Court of the Order of the Amaranth discussed future activities at its Thursday meeting. Mrs Hazel Neal and John Neal presided, with a covered-dish supper planned for May 3 followed by a business meeting. Arrangements for both events were led by Pauline Greenwood Edith Smith Elizabeth Reynolds Ruth Bibb and Gussie Phillips. A dessert bridge party is planned for May 7 after the meeting, with Penny social led by Dennis Baldry Isabel Reough Mary Laird and Jane Vanier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Amm
Ranth
Rooces
Hazel Neal
Royal Maron
John CL ‘Neal
Gussie Phillips
Dennis Baldry
Scouts Salvage Paper Drive In St Mary's Area
A group of 13 Bog Bot Scout Troop will conduct a salvage paper drive this morning. They gather at 9 am from St Mary's Methodist Church headquarters and cover First Avenue to Fifth Avenue between 16th and 9th Streets. The drive supports the General Eisenhower salt wage paper collection and proceeds with the troop committee coordinating. Scouts contacted residents to contribute waste paper, magazines, newspapers, and other salvage paper before the day’s drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s Methodist Caurch
Fifth Avenue
16Th
Pith
Eisenhower
Ovary
Tey
Museum collects vast marine specimens from armed forces
Arnold Bowker leads a Cambridge Harvard University Museum effort with the Explores Patrol to supervise the marine zoological collection. The exhibition features thousands of starfish, urchins, and echinoderms, accumulated through services personnel donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bowker
Stoubnester
Willem
Tussey
Yeader
Cambridge
Mass
Harard University Museum
Nos
Servicesien
Lone Earth
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Royal Chemical
E.N. Scheiberling
St. Anthony School Fund
Warsaw
Sant Branca
Commmon
Wil
ALB Umbrella
Jhlfelder
Carele Tuman
Apollo
T Hale
Wta Pate
Ilfelder
Lfelder
Carol Benson
Jet
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