Washington County Jury Panels Drawn
Washington County draws grand and trial jurors for the Winter term to convene at the Hudson Falls courthouse. Panels list jurors from Argyle to Whitehall, naming many towns and multiple individuals, with County Judge Wyman Bascom and clerk Thomas Remsen noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court For
Washington County
Hudson Falle
Supreme Court Jivellcn
Daniel FF. Imria
Glens Falla
Hudson Falla
Wyman
Bascom
Rheaff
Alexander
Thomas C. Remsen
Chand
Argyle
Monach Gis
Cambridge
Atwood
C. Allen
Fort Ann
Ida Haskell
Fort
Edward
Beecher Doty
Elaie “Hill
Granville
J. B. Gould
Parria Moore
Greenlech
Joseph D. Wilbur
Leater J. Stevens
George McLenihan
Hampton
John Ward
Hebron
Wilson Durham
Jackson
Walter J. Skallie
Kingabury
William
Pleper
Robert Denpney
J. Wentey Jovlyn
Siem
John BP. Thomas
Fran O'Donnell
White Creek
John
Henry
Paul Demnala
Jane Nolan, Sr
Whitehall
Henry Harria
Warner Nelson
Phinaps
Adam Triaf Fues
Charles Stark
Harry McIntyre
Ralph Story
Harry McNeil
Roscoe McEachron
Banton
Henry Sallanna
Hollis Hanemond
Sackson
Casper Bentley
Bertha Skellie
George Campbell
Kingsbury
Clarence Yattaw
Harry Underhill
Martin G. Shea
Edwin Meneely
Glen Cornell
Mabel Young
Salem
George Joiley
Patrick Crrrolan
Charles King
1949 Troy Year in Review Highlights Housing and Politics
The Troy records recaps 1949 with housing projects at Griswold Heights and a new incinerator site, plus political fights in the Common Council over public safety, tax issues, and aldermanic probes. It notes Dewey era shifts, Taylor’s resignation from GOP chair hopes, and local crime trials including a monoxide death case and the Doyle slaying linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nich
Brunswick
Griswold Heights
von Rensselaer
Spring Avenue
Unite
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
van Rensselaer Tome
G.O.P
Department of Public Safety
India
Edward Cahill
Common Council
Edward Fitzgerald
James Connell
Connell
Troy
Germiudth
Y Mothers Recreation Program Resumes in Troy Area
The Y will resume a program for young mothers in the Troy area offering recreation and child care in a nursery. Activities include badminton archery shuffleboard swimming and square dancing with a skiing course starting Jan. 10 led by Harry Penrose. Water ballet classes begin weekly at 4 40 p.m. tiny total swim for Mrs. Orlane Murnane red cross instructor and extra children's swim classes on Friday afternoons. A Saturday fun day begins Jan. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for ages four to 12 with swimming games crafts dancing and tumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Trey
Y'r
Harry Penrose
Troy Ski Club
Mra
Orlane Murnane
Dr Langmuir to retire at GE plant
Nobel laureate Irving Langmuir, longtime associate director at GE’s research lab, retires from that post while remaining at the lab. His career spans the light bulb, high vacuum tubes, atomic hydrogen welding, rain seeding, and other innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Langmuir
General Electric Company
Langmuir
New York
American ‘Chemical Society
Hughes
Royal Society
London
Rumford
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Franklin
Franklin Institute
Faraday
British Institute of Electrical Engineers
Mascadt
Societe Franceaise Des Electriciens
Royal Society of London
American Chemical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Physical Society
Tangmuir
Armed Services
Vincent J. Schaefer
Bernard Vonne
Debate Over Formosa Defense Draws U S Aid Talk
The article discusses Formosa defense amid rising US concerns. It notes a formal request from the Nationalist government for US military aid and advice and mentions a February review by the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Far East situation with General MacArthur in Japan. Senator Taft proposes basing air force and naval assets on Formosa to link with Okinawa and the Philippines, while Hoover outlines seven reasons for supporting a hard line against Chinese Communism and aiding southeastern Asia, amid broader China policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
U. S
Far East
U. & Joint Chiefs of Staff
MackArthur
Japan
Taft
Okinawa
Philippines
Hoover
Waldorf J Astoria Towera
New York City
Knowland
China
Crestige
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tai-Tung
Toste
Pacific
United States
United Nations Security Council
Asia
Maryn
Sean
Bataan
Trojan Graduates From Air Force School
Pfe. Ineeph L. Pisanello, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pisanella of TR HN Street, has graduated from the Air Force Communications School at Scott Air Force Base Tilinsie. Enlisted October 148, he trained as a radio mechanic and will perform in atalé Caton and maintenance work on vadin warms Brevinus to his assighoners at Sect Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Ineeph L. Pisanello
Frank Pisanella
Stiret
Air Force Communications School
Scott Air Force Base
Tilinsie
Trey Striker
Atalé Caton
Sect Field
Lakeland
oMir
Gov Dewey Proclaims First Emancipation Day
A garbled 1940s style news snippet references Governor Dewey and an Emancipation Day proclamation. The readable portions mention New York and various fragmented phrases, names, and places, but the core fact remains unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
West Sand Lake Couple Wed Sixty Years
West Sand Lake Mr. and Mrs. John D. Snyder marked sixty years of marriage with a dinner party hosted by friends Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller. The couple, longtime West Sand Lake residents who lived 47 years in Brooklyn where Mr. Snyder worked as an engineer for Royal Baking Powder Co, retired and returned 12 years ago to live with Mrs. Snyder’s sister Mrs. Albert Cippetty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D.snyder
West Sand Lake
Raymond
Miller
Friends of the People
Mrs. Snyder
Brooklyn
Snyder
Royal Baking Powder Co
Brownie Scout Troop 57 Reorganizes Friday
Brownie Scout Troop 57 will hold a reorganization meeting Friday at 4 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center under the direction of Mrs. Milton Aronowitz. The inactive troop resumes activities for girls aged seven to nine invited to attend and join future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Scout
Milton Aronowitz
Congressional agenda before 1948 session convenes
Senate and House open in constrained chambers as Congress girds for an election year. Lucas predicts tax repeal bills after the State of the Union with major labor, health, and Brannan plans off the table. Budget near 43.0 billion with talks of a single appropriation and possible spending cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegsonn
House
Mi Cormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Lucas Agid
Gregmar
Capitol Hill
Truman
Three Stull Alarms Hit Troy Firemen
Three Stull alarms summoned Troy firemen yesterday. Pumper 5 answered at 9 49 a m to a fire damaging a one story frame shed behind Alher t Brothers garage owned by Edward Jannicelli of 8 Prospect Avenue. Additional calls involved Christmas trees. Pumper 11 was summoned at 7 27 p m to the 10dat Street Housing Project and the Squad Wagon and Pumper J Cent ral Fire Station were sent to the rear of 190 Ferry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Pumper 5
Alhert Brothers
Edward Jannicelli
Prospect Avenue
Pumper 11
Schuylerville O.E.S. to Install Officers Tomorrow
Schuylerville Star of the Hudson Chapter O.E.S. will install Mrs Paul Garnsey as matron and Howard Oliver as patron at a meeting in Lin Maronic Temple Schuylerville. Other officers include Mrs James Norris conductress Mr Herman Lindahl associate conductress Mrs Harold Hespelt secretary Mrs Victor H Barker treasurer Mrs James Sheldon trustee for three years Mrs Carol Lindahl. Water sulphur and salt impurities found in some crude pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Garnsey
Ed Matron
Howard Oliver
Star of the Hudson
O.E.S
Lin Maronic Temple
Schuylerville
James Norris
Herman Lindahl
Harold Hespelt
Victor H. Barker
James Sheldon
Carol Lindahl
Bishop Barry Takes Charge Of Albany Diocese
Rt. Rev. Frederick N. Barry assumes Sundays the episcopal duties for the Albany diocese serving more than 45 000 Episcopalians. He will be enthroned at All Saints Cathedral Albany later this month. He succeeds Rev. G Ashton Oldham who had been bishop coadjutor since 1845. The diocese spans north to the Canadian border west to Ilion east to Massachusetts and Vermont and south through Hudson. Barry, a Brooklyn native, previously served in Hollis Bridgeport Conn and Evanston Ill. He is a graduate of St Stephen's College General Theological Seminary and Nashotah Theological Seminary and has been awarded doctor of divinity by Hobart College and Nashotah and doctor of sacred theology by General Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Barry
St.d
Episcopal Diocese
Ilion
Massachusetts
Vermont
Hudson
Brooklyn
Barry
Hollis
Bridgeport
Catholic Chaplain Speaks At Annual Event
Catholic chaplain George L. Maillouxt of Albany Hospital delivered the sermon at the Legion of Mary Praesidium of Mother of Perpetual Help annual reunion service at St Marys Church On Friday night a musical program featured Mary Kelly with pianist Marjorie Blair at St Marys Hall Refreshments were served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Mary Praesidium of
Mother of Perpetual Help
Irey
George L. Maillouxt
Albany Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Mary Kelly Soldier
Misa Marjorie Blair
St. Mary's Hall
Western powers rethink Far East policy after China shift
The Guardian criticizes U S policy in China backing Chiang Kai shek while admitting half hearted support failed to stop the Kuomintang defeat. The Times warns against impulsive reflex moves and calls for a broad reassessment as Britain weighs recognizing Red China. Burma has relations with Peiping while severing ties with Kuomintang remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang Katwhek
Guardian
United States
Britain
Far East
The
Times
Playhouse Group To Stage Three Shorts at Center and JCC
The Center Playhouse and the Jewish Community Center group begin Sunday at 2 p m casting for three one act plays to be staged May 6. Rhoda Gnesin directs. Harold Abramson is president of the Center group. Plays include A Mad Breakfast Saved From the Fate of Her Sister and The Spider's Web. Casting after 3 20 p m trials, Gay Nineties Review auditions open to ages 16 to 24. 3000 horsepower engines noted in closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Center Playhouse
Dramatic Group
Jewish Community Center
Rhoda Gnesin
Harold Abramson
Canter 1 Flaghouse
Isabel McReytons Gray
Marion Speed McKendree
Arnold Helshy
Playhouse
Center For the
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City of Troy
Biahke
Voten
American Labor
Totel
Collown
Partaon
Dem
Mit Lab
Hixty
Nona
Werg
Troy City
Lib. Stanks
Sinth
Troy Record
Teres
Winlen
Democrate
Lew
Erolan Lopanterers
Stats
Rizate
Rossune
Henry von Tee
Waseem
Tom
Tome Heath
Tex
Thomas BE
Dean P. Taylor
ReePublcan
William Pfeiffer
Kenmore
Ino
HfeiMer
Taylor
E.W
Congress
Ferry Street
Kate J. Wiley
Timothy O'Brien
Dennis J. Brennan
Joseph Mulholland
Thomas J. Monahan, Jr
Mulholland
Monahan
Elmer Rasmussen
Board of Supervisors
District Attorney's Office
Michael Qiuszcank
Eugene J
Monroé Street
Catherine
McQueen
Parrot
Dietat
Wiley
Edward J. Poland
Anthony E. Matera
Doyles
Doylesa
Albany
Winantskill
Ene Street
Doyle
Janet Fay
Midwest
Teamond Fernandéz
Martha Heck
Fay
Lillian Barger
Troy Aruggiat
Aomuytala County
Frederick J. Letiue
Renampiger
Brent
LaRoda
Aperts Premoater
Raviv
Remserties
Magen
Shayari Sadia
Marek
Henry Wells
Iy. W
British Press
G. E. Plant
Are
Linea
Pete
Cotter
Torrey
Kaiman
Trojan
Air Force School
Nacich
Rhett Trevey
Neretnes Jn
Ants
Schuylerville O.E.S
Foreign Office
James Fulton
R.-Pa
Ernest Bevin
Commonwealth
Ceylon
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Burma
Chou En-lai
Tegotite
Pioneer
Pioneer Savings
Ayag & Savings N. Y
FBI
Sertina Fur
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