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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

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Fire Wrecks Glens Falls School

A basement blaze at the Big Cross Street School in Glens Falls damaged the four story building, with roof collapse and an estimated $100,000 in losses. Firemen battled flames from 10:10 p.m. until 1 a.m. and one fireman suffered a severe hand laceration. About 250 pupils were moved to other city schools.

Yire Big Cros Street Glenn Falls Tulsdey Dlaxe Ona Edward V. Moyni- Iban Alexander W. Miller Glans Falla Frank M. Preston Preston Big Cross Street

V F W unit seeks Feinberg Law reinstatement

The Leo H Blume Post V F W sent a letter to State Attorney General Nathaniel Goldates urging every legal expedient to restore the Feinberg Law. The state supreme court had ruled the law unconstitutional, barring subversives from teaching in public schools.

Leo H. Blume V.F.W Alty Nathaniel Goldates State Supreme Court Latate Rooma Third Street Edward Holland Ralph Mitchell Pat McGrath Renxseelaer County Central Veterans Line Joseph Adelska George Petruska Leland Turner Vanderheyden Hall St. Joseph's Infant Home Hisside School Thomas G. Conroy Robert E. Wiltsey

Notes Left by Rupert Clerk Hint at Financial Shortage

The town of Rupert. VI, faced with the death of long time clerk treasurer James A. Bhalden. The selectmen chairman Hascall C. Carver revealed a note suggesting a town finances shortfall of about 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. The note claimed the shortage could not be proved and described Bhalden's death as a self inflicted act. Only books up to 1641 were found. later records from 1941 onward missing.

Acta James A. Bhalden Rupert, VI Monoxide Polsen Tgim Fain Kirage Hascall C. Carver Sheldon Carver

Settlement Made In Cullett Action

One case was announced with a boom setting when the Supreme Court for Reassilasr County reconvened yesterday by Justice andora Bookstein. No other case ready for trial yesterday after the Grand Jury report, court adjourned until 10 a.m. today. The action reported is Arthur and Gertrude Cub Jett v Laundromat Half Hour Automatic Self Serve Laundry and Hyman and Sophie Netiels, William B. Murray, for the plaintiff. Carter and Congay represented the defendants. Nelick and Henry H Robnts appeared for the laundry concern.

Supreme Court For Reassilasr Carter & Congay Nelick Henry H. Robbnts

Two Injured In Uptown Crash

Two persons were injured in an accident involving a 160 sedan and a truck Tuesday night at 124th Street and Third Avenue. Mies Dorothy Birzmayer, 435 Third Street, atenographer for the County Board of Supervisors, driver of the sedan, received bruises to the back left arm and hip. Harold W. Founks, 44, 348 Marshland Court, listed as a passenger, received bruises to the right knee.

Third Avenue Mies Dorothy Birzmayer Third Street County Board of Supervisors Harold W. Founks Marshland Court

Accident at Third Avenue Intersects With Bus Collision

Traffic incident report notes a mutemotive towed to Cartwright's Garage after a collision at a busy intersection on Nov. 12. The scene matches a prior bus and car crash nearby, injuring several people including Leona.

Toh Chook Beth Ween Third Avenue Cartwright Jardey Els Perleona

Bride-to-be Takes Own Life on Eve of Wedding

A 20 year old girl in Tokyo, Japan, committed suicide on the eve of her wedding. She cited feeling unfit as a bride and being extremely poor at cooking and sewing as the reason for her act.

Tokyo Japan

Labor Tensions Rise at Alco Plant Over Pensions

A Schenectady union official reports cautious optimism after a letter from American Locomotive Co. plant manager J. J. Smith proposing a full day bargaining session on pensions and raises. Anthony F. Barbieri of Local 206 notes pending review. pensions remain central. Smith says quick agreement looks possible.

Schenectady American Locomotive Co Anthony F. Barbieri Tocal 206 C.so United Steelworkers’ Union J. J. Smith Barbieri Smith Mies Iwerkers Lexeer

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