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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1949
Page
3
New York reports a Senate subcommittee probes the Army prosecution of Colonel Joachim Peiper and 72 other German soldiers linked to the Malmady massacre. The case fuels postwar German sentiment as Peiper, a former Himmler adjutant, could be seen as a martyr by some.
The piece discusses the controversial Peiper Nazi trial and its aftermath, noting military and civilian investigations, sentence reductions, and the impact on German views of justice. It questions whether confessions were coerced and whether the case generates sympathy for Nazism among Germans.
West Sand Lake reports Mrs Robert Hastings back from the hospital while Mrs Pauline Lawrence tends her. Edmond Miller illness lingers after hospital stay but is improving. Mr and Mrs George Coates of Hoosick Falls visited Mr and Mrs Fred Houghton. Trinity Lutheran Church DYB class will host a baked bean supper Saturday from 5:30 pm until finished. Mr and Mrs Barrett Gardner have moved to their Spiegletown farm for the summer. their son and daughter stay in the village home.
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Mohawk Hotel in Schenectady between the sixth and seventh floors. Arson is suspected after detectives and the Fire Department noted a possible arson cause. fire damage described as not extensive with over one hundred guests in the 17 room hotel, no injuries reported.
The annual Baptist Church meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Federated Church assembly room with deacons and trustees to be elected. A banquet is planned. The Stillwater Women s Bowling League will hold its annual banquet tomorrow at Mansion House on Waterford Mechanicville Road with officers to be elected. A Republican Club card party is planned for Saturday at 8 pm in the Community Hall of the Yellow meeting house district. Miss Mary Kjilen Gannon has returned home after Easter with Miss Caro Stanford in Franklin. Miss Marjoris Osgood has returned from New York. A Fortnightly Latetary Society covered dish was served Monday at Miss Mildred Hayner s home before the regular meeting. Annual reports were given and plans for a June picnic at Mrs Earl G Hayner s Bermiz Heights were discussed. The meeting adjourned for cards and will resume in October.
The Service League of the Battle Church met at Mrs Douglas Hakes home on Thursday night with refreshments served and plans discussed for upcoming activities. The next meeting will be at Mrs Nelson Tanner in Center Berlin. Miss Harriet Winn returned home from college for Easter vacation. A health clinic will be held at the Community Hall today starting at 12:33 PM. Camp Fire Girls, chaperoned by Miss Emily Wager and Mrs Theodore Cowes, flew to Boston for a day trip from Albany Airport in the morning and returned at night with a planned sightseeing tour.
Eagle Mills presents the three act comedy A Girl Named Pat tonight at 7 45 pm at the Methodist Church by the Eagles An official board meeting follows at 7 30 pm at the Methodist Church with the district superintendent Rev Ernest Fo Tripp in charge Mrs Laurieton Po Wine sor hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Chester P Wins of Providence RI and relatives An all day Batts Coyaere Eagle Mill Home Bureau meeting will be at Mrs Heney 7 Safford with covered dish supper concluding the event
Firefighters fought a blaze at a downtown hotel as a switchboard operator and staff attempted to manage calls. Booster lines were used to confine the fire near acid tanks while police redirected traffic and emergency crews worked to suppress the flames.
The Youth Fellowsny Group of St Mark Methodist Church presents a tiree act comedy The Improper Hoary Propper Friday at 8 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house on Fourth Avenue. Reservations handled by Miss Viole Frewn.
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