Waterford Man Pleads Guilty to DWI Charge
Barden Jr. 4 of Waterford pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a Sunday early morning collision on Broad Street. Charles Taylor, 35, also of Waterford, was the other driver in the wreck.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1950
Page
4
Barden Jr. 4 of Waterford pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a Sunday early morning collision on Broad Street. Charles Taylor, 35, also of Waterford, was the other driver in the wreck.
A government undercover agent testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that Reds control the Progressive Party in Pittsburg. Matthew Cvetle, 41, described Communist networks, naming groups like the American Slav Congress and outlining his 1943 entry into the party and secret reports to the FBI. He promised more details on Communist activities in the United Electrical Workers Union and other industries, while noting a planned expose on Red plans to overthrow the U.S. government.
Dewey stated plans for state imposed coal price ceilings and compensation to seized coal owners. He detailed New York's coal shortage across utilities hospitals industry and schools, noting critical conditions in Buffalo Rochester and western New York with several facilities nearing or at shutdown.
The annual Red Cross drive in Mechanicville and nearby areas proceeds during a city dinner at the Masonic Temple with Dorothy Fasanella and Dorothy Taaffe as featured speakers. Hev Sera Ano Aurigemma and others outline home service uses, blood donations, and local goals of four thousand five hundred dollars as area leaders, including Mayor Ryan and school officials, mobilize volunteers.
Milk price estimated at 3.34 dollars per hundredweight for all classes of milk delivered to approved plants in the New York milk shed in February. Mississippi Attorney General Greek I. Rice died in his sleep at 63 after 18 years in office. Paris workers strike at Renault plant after 32,000 employees vote for action seeking a monthly 3000 franc cost of living bonus.
Dean Carl B. Spaeth of Stanford Law School has declined the chancellorship of the University of Buffalo. It was announced yesterday. Harold Thomas Plue, a railroad baggage department employee at 1361 Broadway Rensselaer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Utica federal court listing debts of 2883 dollars and exemptions of 250 dollars. Creditors include city tax, Town Realty Co Troy rent, Universal Credit Corp Albany and Rensselaer Water Co. The petition was filed by attorney Michael V Tepedine Albany.
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