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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
4
Donald Paddock aged 2 of 66 Lin caster Street Albany pleaded guilty yesterday in Albany Police Court to third degree burglary and second degree default. He was taken to Albany Court to await a hearing next Thursday after an arrest Wednesday when surprised entering a bedroom.
In Albany an intruder broke into a Mat/Mit home at 4A Dove Birvet, Murphy of 4A Dove Birvet confronted Paddock in a bedroom. A chase ensued as the intruder fled through the front door pursued by Murphy. Police found the felon hiding on Lancaster Street basement.
The narrator describes a motor journey from Madrid to Toledo along the Toledo Road. He observes intensive farming across the Castilian Plain with well tilled fields, olive groves, vineyards, and large vegetable plots supplying Madrid. He notes Spain’s slow mechanization amid a mix of automobiles and mule teams, and playful curiosity about a donkey leading mule teams as their pilot.
Three wills were admitted to probate in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court yesterday by Judge Edward J. Donohue. The wills touch Mrs. Carrie M. Tilley Minnie E B Armsby and William J Armstrong with estates ranging from six thousand to several thousand dollars. Residual shares go to spouses and relatives with attorneys Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick Simon handling the estates.
A large class of candidates was inducted Tuesday night at a Hoosick Falls lodge meeting. Principal speaker was Charles Dalzer of Schenectady, state secretary of the Eagles, with other officials present from nearby districts. A social hour followed and another initiation is planned for March. Also in town, a post nuptial shower honored Mrs. Lloyd Vincent, formerly Miss Karglins Lange, with local hostesses. Personal notes list several residents receiving or undergoing medical care. A new veteran basketball squad forms at town legion events with Guy Brandi as player coach and Edward Jenks as manager. Funeral services were held for Miss Anna Millington and John Coburn, with Requiem Masses and burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Giles Difiting Corp of New York enters lowest bid 282 for preliminary subsurface work for a new building program. Projects include Public Works sites at New Paltz and Poughkeepsie, Thornwood Village at Thiells, Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital, Napanoch, Bedford State Fair, and the State Training School for Girls at Hudson.
Antonia Mosca of 4229 Sixth Avenue is authorized by Supreme Court Justice Pierce H. Russell to compromise a claim for her daughter Mary Mosca against Pellegrino Vellotti for 250 dollars. The papers, filed in county clerk’s office by attorney Leo R. Toumajian, note Mary Mosca was injured December 7, 1915, by a broken concrete step at the Vellotti store front on Sixth Avenue.
The Troy Police Department announced plans for a machine gun school to be conducted at the Brite Armory in Branki Kendall. The chief stated a qualified instructor would oversee the course and that officers attending would participate next week.
A garbled OCR piece references midweek events at the Armory, a department plan, and a weapon program with a projection of 14,000,000 units in the United States by 1940, noting a lack of certain powers. It mentions Bolles department and entertainment diversions, all within a wartime public notices context.
West Sand Lake local residents will observe a day of prayer for missions at Salem Evangelical Church on Sunday. Community members visitations included Norman C Perugon and family from Glens Falls and Ada File in Troy. Cottage prayer groups and a Young Women’s Society fish supper are also noted with several local households hosting events.
Tomhannock defeated Mason to 11 as Mr and Mrs George Mackay of Schenectady visited town on Tuesday to call on friends. Norman Brenenstuhe secured a pavilion in Troy and was recently discharged from the Army after three years. Thurman Grogan also received a discharge and is at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Terry Grogan.
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