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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1949
Page
5
Three boys were running when Vincent tripped on a switch and fell. Walsh boy's car carried him to the street, and Hemselaer police aided the transfer to Memorial Hospital Albany. Doctors described his condition as good and noted the need to decide on possible amputation remained uncertain.
Litigation over the alleged will of Alonso Peckham Reynolds of Petersburg moves toward trial after objections were filed by Elizabeth Reynolds and Mrs Lucy B R Camphott. The will reportedly leaves about 28 000 to found a village library in memory of Charles W Reynolds and Lucy M Reynolds. Court action awaits a fixed trial date before Judge Edward J Donohue.
A survey shows more than half of households in the Seattle metropolitan area earn 3009 dollars or more annually, with many reaching 3600 dollars or more. The report highlights rising income levels across the region.
Louis De Wohl, Berlin born novelist and astrologer, once employed by British Intelligence, sees storm clouds over Russia. He argues stars influence events but do not predict the future, citing astrology’s role in WWII era decisions and warning of dangerous use by fraudsters. He notes astrology shaped views on Attila and China and discusses his book Throne of the World.
A Rensselaer County League of Women Voters panel at the YWCA reviewed the Marshall Plan. Speakers Mrs. Myron Jacobs Mis Louise McKeon and Miss Belen Hauck noted European progress, U S sacrifices, inflation timing, and ways to streamline delivery of materials. Mrs Edwin B Allen reported on Albany legislative conference. Mrs Mabel Milhan spoke on forums there.
Gerald S. Blair son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Blair 572 Sixth Avenue sworn in as private in the United States Marine Corps this week Private Blair is member of the Battling Biads a boxing trio who toured veteran hospitals in the East during the war John F Bini oldest brother enlisted in the Marines in September 191% and is now a private first class at Camp Lejeune S C Gene Blair youngest at 14 years of age
An Old Forge ski equipped plane transported an injured man from a remote Adirondack area to Old Forge yesterday after doctors advised medical aid. Jay D. Shafer of Adirondack League Club Lodge was hurt Tuesday on a rocky ledge and two pilots aided his rescue along two rural telephone lines. Charles Bird and Charles Wirgan of private flying services aided with medical supplies and the return flight.
City officials and employees plan a birthday dinner at Hendrick Hudson with McDonald as chairman and John J. Ahern as treasurer. Miss Kengy announced reservations close Monday. The decorations committee is led by Rose Epetela with aides Walter Moloney and Lydia Fraser among others.
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