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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1950
Page
1
An unreadable fragment from Ebeseburg Pennsylvania describes a nine year old boy named Joseph Belige facing a judge. The text mentions threats and a potential equity hearing, but the exact details and consequences are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Alsnader J Clarke a 14 Albany plumbing contractor and leading Democratic figure was found dead on his home rear porch at 140 Cardinal Avenue Albany. Police said he appeared to have died while waiting for his driver to take him downtown. He led the Seventh Ward Democratic Organization and succeeded his brother Wellington B Clarke, former county clerk and parks commissioner. The Clarke home was a hub for Albany dignitaries with portraits of notable locals on the basement walls. Survived by two brothers Wallington B and George Clarke and a sister Genevieve Clarke.
Congressman Crawford from Michigan pleaded guilty to a technical assault charge in Prince George County police court. He was fined 25 dollars and 3.50 dollars in costs, paid immediately, and released after two nights in jail. The case stems from striking Ray Henbury, an employee and tenant on Crawford’s farm.
Anthony Iacobelli of Mechanicville pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the slaying of Nellie Van Patten, a 40 year old Saratoga Springs mother. Supreme Court Justice John Alexander sentenced him to twenty years to life in Clinton Prison after the reduction of the charge. Iacobelli’s attorney sought leniency noting limited schooling and his client’s infatuation with the victim.
Funeral services are held today for 90 year old Raymond D Flanigan a Cambridge native and longtime labor leader. An executive board member of United Electrical Workers Local 01 in Schenectady he recently nearly unseated Lea Jandreau for business manager. He later served as a field representative for the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. He died Saturday at St Clare's Hospital Schenectady. Burial is at St Patrick's Cemetery Cambridge.
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