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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1945

Page

24

Testimony Opens in Lewin Lawsuit Against J. Chuckrow Sons

In Lewin civil actions Elizabeth Lewin and Henry Lewin sue J. Chuckrow's Sons Inc for 200000. Mrs Lewin alleges a wet floor fall at River Street slaughterhouse caused a left arm injury later amputated and now bilateral blindness. her husband seeks 40000 for care and lost companionship. Jury selection proceeds with counsel Jones for plaintiffs and Ranney for defendants.

Elizabeth Levin Henry Lewin Mra. Lewin River Street Albany Chais J. Ranney Wein H Specia Equet Tuar Mr. Jones Hinney

GE workers to vote on strike ballot today nationwide

New York plants of General Electric Westinghouse and General Motors will hold a strike ballot today. Members of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America will decide whether to strike after Jan 7 to seek a higher wage boost. No walkout before year end. negotiations to continue if ballot approvals occur. Plants listed include Schenectady Lyn and Springfield Fort Wayne Philadelphia Bridgeport East Pittsburgh and Cleveland.

New York Vininn General Electric Wealinghouse General Motors Union Ad Gon Timue

Newsmen to Tour Soviet Occupation Zone

Four American correspondents from major outlets will tour the Soviet occupation zone of Germany next week. The invitees, selected from nine applicants, include Richard Kasischien, Charles Arnol, Gladwin Hil, and Russell Hill, chosen under a Russia US exchange agreement involving Eisenhower, Marshall, and Zhukov.

Germiany Fron Eisenhower Ht Marshall Georgi Zhukov

State Accountant Retires From Public Service Commission

William G. Matteson of 362 Manning Boulevard Albany retires after over thirty years as principal accountant at the State Public Service Commission effective December 31. A farewell party will be given by P&G employees at the De Witt Clinton Hotel on Wednesday December 19.

William G. Matteson Manning Boulevard Albany State Public Service Commission Matteson P&g Dewitt Cilnlon

Red Cross Forms Public Relations Committee

The Rensselaer County Chapter of the American Red Cross formed a public relations committee last night at Red Cross headquarters. Miss Gertrude M. Moore presided as vice chairman and will head the committee. The group will manage publicity across radio, display, parades, and in-chapter information for the year and especially during the 1948 Red Cross Fund campaign.

Rensselaer County American Red Cross Red Cross Gertrude M. Moore Miss Moore Frank E. Mayers Vumanties Hen Cross Thomas J. Kenney John T. Moran Display Act Or Morris 31 Beimey Mution Pierre John B. Prowl Harry Mt Moltly Gormmilles Melive

Navy Officer Returns Home After Pacific Service

Lieutenant Owen D. Connolly junior son of Mr and Mrs Owen D Connolly of 146 Fifth Avenue returned from 46 months service in Washington Mediterranean and the Pacific to join his father in the family law practice on River Street He previously commanded aboard the Destroyer Beatty torpedoed in the Mediterranean on November 6 1943 He is a Lansingburgh High School Colgate University and Albany Law School alumnus active in local baseball and basketball prior to entering the Navy.

Owen D. Connolly, Jr Mir Owen D. Connolly Fifth Avenue Navy Washington, D. C Mediterranean Pacific River Stent Beatty Me. Gonnolly USS ILS. 5 Hunt Cunerpac Pearl Harbor Lansingburg High School Colgate University Colgate Albany Law School Benreala Brownies

Blume Post Auxiliary Plans Joint New Year Party

William Houser, post commander, spoke at the auxiliary meeting on Third Street about a New Year Eve party hosted jointly by Lea H, Rhune Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Aquary. Mrs Julia Paskewich predicted reservations would open Tuesday. Six new members were welcomed: Mrs Fanny Gorman, Miss Ann Misa, Alice Wager, Mrs Mary Manning, Mrs Rose Liss, and Miag Goodwin.

Letters Granted on H. P. Groux Estate

Letters testamentary were issued to Willing Salterlea in the Surrogates Court by Judge M J Dundue regarding the estate of Henry P. Groux. Groux died in Berlin on November 2 1945 leaving about $3000 in real property and under $10 in personal property. The will leaves a one half interest to his widow Lucy D Groux of Berlin with the residue to be shared by son Harry Groux and grandson Clayton E Groux of Berlin. Salterler serves as estate attorney.

Salterlea Henry P. Groux Manard J. Dundue Groux Berlin Lucy D. Groux Harry Groux Clayton E. Groux Salterler

Social Work Leaders To Hold Party Today

A combined annual meeting and Christmas party will be conducted by the Social Work Executive Seminar. Chairman Tames BH. Turney, with Mrs. donnatte Jonkman Clinton A. Rose and Miss Elmira Jaborg, Richard L. Thomas presiding, will lead the proceedings.

Social Work Executive M.C. A Tames BH. Turney Donnatte Jonkman Clinton A. Rose Elmira Jaborg Richard L

Two Trains Crash in Chicago Injuring 182

A rear-end collision between a troop train bound for Grant Rapids and an Alton Loop passenger train near South Side streets injures 182, many seriously. One sleeper overturns, seven cars derail. 65 sent to St. Anthony's, 48 to Werley Memorial, others to Evangelical, Southtown, and County hospitals. Most victims were aboard the troop train needing first aid.

Chicago AI —Tigllytyo Pawaenegers Noro Suifors Grant Rapids Mich Yeatardly Shoemaker Cal Bath Hockwell Chazter St. Anthony's Hospital Werley Memorial Hospital Evangelical Hospital Southtown County Hospital

Senate votes for Palestine opening despite Truman opposition

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved by JT to 1 a concurrent resolution in favor of opening Palestine to free Jewish immigration, despite President Truman’s objections. Chairman Connally opposed. the vote mirrors tension with international talks as a British- American commission studies the issue for 20 days.

Washington Truman Senate Foreign Relations Committee Palestine Wnrry Connally D-Tex Mage Itelemy Attlee Britain Senate House

Purple Heart Chapter To Install Officers

Purple Heart Chapter to install officers at River Street venue Saturday. James F. Golden chairs arrangements and will assist Joseph F. McKeon, past state department chairman, with Ed ward F. Whalen. Commanders of veterans posts citywide invited to attend.

Arthur Wills Chapler Order of the al & Yam Srandé A. Kelley DA. Vv River Street James F. Golden Joseph F. McKeon State Department Ehayjum Chpt Jon ©. Baker Edward FP Whalen Altuind

Sugarless Fudge Event At Food Center Draws 150

About 150 visitors attended the Christus Information Center event organized by Mrs. Netann Soefeld of Ronssgnaer County emergency staff. She announced updated bulletins for homemaker use and noted a large supply available at the Home Bureau office in the past office.

Christus Information Center Netann Soefeld Ronssgnaer County Smargency Todd Commisslat New York Power & Light Buihling Mra Seefele Lhu

Melrose Community Tree Shines Again

The Melrose village lights up its Christmas tree in the square near the Honor Roll, marking the first unblocked holiday display since the war. Co chairs Vader Love and Arnold Niblo led the effort as the lighting ceremony occurred Sunday evening. The School 14 wagoners association voted a 30 donation to the Livelingg Tehi Monday, misreported earlier as a Troy Public Library gift.

Vader Love Arnold Niblo Suruday Wagent-Renewer Association Troy Public Library

Athens suspect questioned in Williamson slaying case

Walter Tillinas Yearwood is questioned in Athens Georgia over the disappearance of Atlanta publishing executive Marty Williamson missing since November. An Atlanta PEO official says Yearwood confessed to killing Williamson and dumping the body in a river near Athens.

Meldin Walter Tillinas Yearwood Athens, Ga Marty W. Williamson Atlanta Atlanta P. E. I Williamson Athans

Navy speeds help to troopship in distress

The Air Sea Rescue Office said the Navy transported Letoune and an ocean-going fleet tug were en route to aid the troopship Joseph Hooker, which sent a distress call 270 miles east southeast of Nantucket. The Hooker carried 526 Army personnel and reported taking on water in number three while pumps were failing. The LeSeune left New York for Bremerhaven with 4000 soldier replacements, was 60 miles north of the Hooker and closing at 18 knots. The Papago, an ocean-going tug, left Newport and was 10 to 12 knots toward the Hooker. Earlier reports placed the Hooker about 475 miles east of Delaware Bay with a fractured hull.

York Air Sea Rescue Office Eastern Sea Frontier Navy Letoune Joseph New York Bremerhaven Gennaday

Watervliet Colonie Men Arraigned for Assault

Albany County court ordered sentences for two men after guilty pleas to assault. Edward J. Gilbeault, 27, of Watervliet, received nine months in jail. Joseph Minchasiow, 34, of Colonie, got a suspended sentence and probation. A Warner, listed as 2006 Twenty-fourth Street, Watervliet, connected to the case.

Albany Cavaly Fudge Earl H. Gallup Edward J. Gilbeault Third Avenue Watervliet Albany County Hope Parker Brondway

Mayors seek renewal of emergency rent control policy

The United States and Canadian mayors at the closing session of their fifth annual conference urged Congress to extend emergency rent control and seek a clear statement of federal responsibility in financing postwar public works. They elected Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago to lead next year as president.

New York Uo. Cor Ferencr Congress HC United

Rensselaer Sedative Delivered for General Patton Flight

A sedative made in Rensselaer by Winthrope Centerlead Co was flown to General Patton yesterday. Five boxes of five ampules of Tifinl sodium in propylene glycol were shipped for wartime use. Army procurement transported the drug to an Arius plane bound for Heidelverg Germany amid reports of Geneva’s paralysis from a broken neck.

Rensselaer Winthroep Cwentlead Co General Patton Actiy Theodore G. Klumpp Resi Dent Sterling Product Coy Winthrop Rensselaars Avary Procurement Army Arius Heidelverg Germany Geneva

Trojan Named to State Builders Committee

Joseph A Cahill of Troy was named to the state Building Industry Employers committee at the Albany conference. A E Henderson of Albany was named committee chairman. Other members include B P Jewell, George Wy Walker, and Willam J Olio among several listed from New York and Rochester areas.

Joseph A. Cahill Troy New York State Adel Albany A. EB. Henderson Comittee Wotin BP Jewell Ale Wang George Wy Walker Buffalo Willam J. Olio High Studhes Edward A. Keeler Josep Cuore Stat Rochester Fred Delaney Case Framis Peter Jens Avn van Yost

Yugoslavian Vessel Aground Near Nantucket

A Yugoslavian manned vessel ran aground off Nantucket during foul weather last night. Injured crewman aboard was reported as the craft drifted near the island while distress calls were issued.

Nantucket Eho Wwe Parrot Bambers

Fragmentary wartime report on guard and lifeboat peril at sea

Unclear notes describe a guard unit and a lifeboat situation during combat. Faint details mention air reports, possible casualties, and life danger. No clear place or date given.

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