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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1949
Page
1
North Carolina Supreme Court warns prosecutors must curb their remarks to juries. It upheld some comments as admissible but found excessive language improper in several cases, citing examples in State v Ballard Correll Murdock Tucker and others.
About 200 residents attended the Glass Lake Association’s annual Christmas celebration held at the Glass Lake Hotel. Rev Ernest H J Vincent led carols around the community tree and the association hosted a children’s party with entertainment by Mia Benjamin Gauch Barbara Sibberg Patricia Jackson Cynthia Clauzan Joan Lee and Bertram McNary. Santa Claus arrived with stockings for about 100 children. residents of Sand Lake and Averill Park attended as guests.
Wynantskill will host a child health consultation clinic at the Wynantskill Fire House tomorrow from 9 am to 11 am. Dr. James Barrett health officer of North Greenbush will oversee with nurse Rosina Morath. Diptheria toxoid whooping cough serum and smallpox vaccine offered to children four months to five years by request. Parents urged to bring birth certificates to record immunizations. Carp nuisance from Minnesota lakes noted as a food-related issue when canned.
Walter Mesen of Fort Ann was pardoned by Governor Ernest W. Gibson at Montpelier along with nine others. Mesen, serving life for a 1928 second degree murder tied to a shooting near Burlington, is among three life-sentence cases commuted.
Supreme Court Justice William A. Murray denied a defendant’s motion for a new trial in the case of Mrs. Sarah V. Kinney versus John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. A jury awarded Kinney $1,349 plus interest from February 15, 1932. The suit involves proceeds from a life insurance policy on Kinney’s deceased husband contested by the insurer.
The cheetah has long been employed in India and Persia for hunting antelope and other game. Britannica notes its rapid short-distance speed, likely outrunning any other animal over these distances.
Jones Lewis 81 died suddenly early yesterday at his residence on Federal Street. Coroner Anthony Matera ruled death due to natural causes. Patrolmen Bernard Madsen and Paul Spenard assisted. Lewis was a former shoemaker and past exalted ruler of local orders. Survivors include wife Nellie Quatels and sister Irene Swift. Funeral at Bryce Funeral Home with burial at Elmwood Hills Cemetery.
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