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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
1
The Crows roads Diner in Latham was entered through a south window and a door to the office forced. Proprietor Asmivel Hus daly said the stash held about $2004, found by an employee at 10 am. State Police detectives Huriey and Pligher led the investigation.
Mary Small, rising star across stage, screen and radio, speaks of Biel’s dry tangy taste and her TV shotw,eang ascent. The ad promotes Piel’s stars with the stars in New York as part of a press-like showcase.
Fred Grainne of Waterford buys 20 acres from Nicholas Hathaway to develop business buildings for Wheatock enterprises on the former Van Seas Manor land in the St Croix area. The project includes a 150 by 70 foot warehouse and sits near the Reformed Church and historic St Croix terrace with ties to early fort and trading post activity.. From 1658 lineage to Patroon Van New, the land marks a disputed family estate in Old St Croix ward with references to Arendt Van Curler and early pioneer names. The site hosts remains in the church yard and is tied to forts and mission ruins from the Cree terrace era, reflecting a long history before later conflicts and settlement changes.
Snyder's Lake civic association hosted a field day on a Sunday in Hudson Valley history, with activities at Pasaye on Hoosick's Grave. The program featured sports for children and adults, with booths, dances, and a Walloon caravan legacy. The event touched on Hoosick land deals and historic grants tied to Hoosick patent issued by colonial authorities in 1688.
The UW Civil Service Commission announces a rural mail carrier examination at Castleton. Applications close September 14. The standard route covers 20 miles with a base salary of 768 plus 20 per mile or fraction over 20. Additional pay for night routes and maintenance is noted.
Orville Armant a 28 year old Brooklyn man was arrested in Stillwater after a Saturday morning crash damaged mail boxes then led to a high speed chase. He pleaded guilty to operating with revoked license and leaving the scene and was fined $25 on each charge plus five days in jail before possible return to prison for parole violation. Registration notice for Sacred Heart School to hold today for attending students.
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