Death Strikes Twice at Trojan Family
A death report from Mire Auger notes two fatalities connected to the Trojan family case. The events underline a sequence of fatal incidents affecting local residents and heighten community concern.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
14
A death report from Mire Auger notes two fatalities connected to the Trojan family case. The events underline a sequence of fatal incidents affecting local residents and heighten community concern.
Report on reactions to the Governor's message shows Republicans and Democrats in uneasy mood as they return to the Legislature. The session focuses on committee appointments and patronage allocations, with mentions of Thomas H. Browser and James F. Dillon. John I. Ortrander, Henry Nedde, Harry A Reoux, and Miss Alida B. Chandler figure in the staffing notes.
The widow Leah Q. Cooper inherits the entire estate valued at more than $5,000 real and over $5,000 personal. The deceased, Max Cooper, died in Albany city. Papers filed yesterday name Maurice D. Insenbergh as the attorney.
The Rensaeser Polytechnic Institute announces the spring term of evening classes starting Monday February 7. Prof. Wiltse says 24 undergraduate and 17 graduate subjects will be offered. Applications close January 21 at Sage Building Room 101. Courses run 17 weeks, two to three evenings weekly, open to men and women seeking credits or independent study.
Melrose and Water-Vliet residents share weekend visits with relatives in Schenectady Latham and Hertford Conn. Guests include Mrs. Florence Dater and Mrs. Gardner Perry. A pancake supper for the Melrose Volunteer Fire Co. is set for Tuesday January 18 at the Methodist Church. Letters of administration granted for Helen VanKuren estate of up to 3000 dollars to niece Margaret VenKuren. John P. McNamee listed as attorney.
New indictments returned by the county grand jury allege burglary and grand larceny cases against Newbert Eastman Ed ward Podisaki and George Davenport. Eastman faces three burglary and grand larceny counts for auto thefts at Troy Quick Co Trojan Fountain Co and related premises in 1945 1947 and 1948. Davenport confined after serving time last week and linked to the same alleged scheme. The cases await convening of County Court on March 7.
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