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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1950

Page

9

Marshall Hints Of Blood Needs In Atomic War

Former Gen George C Marshall, visiting Boston as national Red Cross president, warned that an atomic war could require vast blood supplies. He recalled blood needs could exceed normal wartime levels and cited a Defense Depart ment report on forty pints of whole blood per patient. Marshall urged preparedness while avoiding policy questions on China and Korea.

Boston George C. Marshall Med Cross Agr Ditt-Statesman Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission Marshall Alyca Harvard American Red Cross Polifion United States China Fermoss

Finland Holds Presidential Election

The Associated Press reports Finland votes to choose eight hundred electors who will name the president on February 1. Incumbent Juho Paasikivi faces a three cornered race with opposition from the Peoples Democratic Party and the Agrarians. Russia’s New Year note accusing Finland of harboring war criminals is viewed as pressuring the government and aiding Finland’s Communist Party.

Associated Press Finland Jong Untoff Juho K. Paasikivi Peoples Democratic Party Agrarians Russia Communist Party

Wartrace of Krupp Plant and Nürnberg Trial Reflected in Memoir

fragmentary article recounts postwar German industry and the Krupp works, noting a 4 oats ceremony and leadership figures. It mentions Allied occupation, Nürnberg trial context, and references to Krupp as a major industrial actor. The piece reflects wartime memory, industrial scale, and postwar reckonings with German manufacturing.

Rensselaer Men Arrested In Albany Raid

Albany police raided a city clearing house hub at 74 South Hawk Street arresting 11 people. Detectives led by IA Joseph Nowak seized clearing house slips two adding machines and hundreds of slips. Those charged include John Martin and Mary Perez among others from Rensselaer and Albany. All faced charges of possessing clearing house slips and hall was set at 50 dollars for appearance in police court.

Fenancinep Albany Auartera Joseph Nowak Routh iHawk Street Phup Coffey Anid John Martin Third Avenue Renaaelaer Frank Loftus Third Street Rensselaer Martin Loftus Broadway George Smith Columbus Street Rennselaer Joseph Zell Lexington Avenue Edward Martin South Hawk Street Charles Linaley Washington Avenue Harry Friedlandes Myrtle Avenue Geraldine Brown Mary Perex Anna Hall Hall

Deportations and rulings from the high court

The Supreme Court issued rulings on deportation cases involving Eichenlaub and Willamert, who challenged naturalization-related penalties. Justice Burton led the majority in upholding that loss of naturalization by court order can trigger deportation for certain crimes. Other actions included denying a new espionage trial for Judith Copton, hearing Colonial Air Lines’ challenge to a Canada United States air route pact, delaying a case over oil-rich submerged lands, and reviewing a Florida picketing law amid free speech concerns.

Lountry Eichenlaub New York Willamert Crimea Justice Burton Burton Congress Frankfurter Judith Copton Miss Copion Valentin A. Gubitchev Colonial Air Lines Aya J Montreal Texas Louisiana Florida

City records bite incident report of dog attack

Stephen Meena 32 and Tad Rives Street were mentioned in a police report about a dog bite involving Reo. The incident occurred at the rear ward of a home the previous day and was treated by Dr Nicholas J Espaste.

Stephen Meena Tad Rives Street Palice Reo Nicholas J. Espaste

Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Bronchial Relief

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It promises rapid action and comfort by clearing mucous and easing coughing, with testimonials and repeated assurances of swift relief.

Creomulson

Dynastic Troy Deaths Mark Week of Obituaries

Multiple notices report deaths of Anna Barney widow of Dominick Barney at 343 Boe iig Bias and Elmira La Fleur Bouchard in Troy with services at St. Joseph's and St. Jean Baptiste. Other obituaries include Ane Laustrup of Troy and Mrs Josie Katharine Robinson of Whitehall, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.

Anna Barney Dominick Barney Boeiig Long Hines Barney Troy St. Joseph's Church Rt. Joseph's Roaary Society Wesley L. Barney iSurviving Mins Mary Barney Mra. fArthur A. Dion Clevelands Peter Barney Browna Mills N. J Mionas' Delorean Eileen Barney St. Joseph's Cemetery Elmira la Meur Bouchard Elmira la Fleur Bouchard J. M Joseph A. Krugier Ninth Street St. Ann's Society Fred J. Bouchard Cohoes Edward G Albert H Zugler William J. Dooley William Miller Charles W. Day Schenectady Washington Park Funeral Home Third Street St. Jean's Church St. Jean's Cemetery Ane Lauatrup John P. Laustrup Sixth Avenue Denmark Our Saviour K. Elizabeth Laustrup John V. Laustrup Marius Nielsen Ballston Spa Frederikka Wedel Fords Mason Funeral Chapel Second Avenue Oakwood Cemetery

Seven Men to Face Court in Hudson Falls Indictments

Upstate seven men are set to be arraigned today at 10 a.m. in Washington County Court at Hudson Falls. John J. Thoman of Shushan faces a fraud-related charge over mortgaged personal property. Delmar Rhine smith of Bennington Vermont is charged with second degree forgery for a $20 bad check in Cambridge. Charles Hughes of Hudson Falls faces second degree forgery for a $22 bad check in Hudson Falls in August 1940. Elwood and Elwin Ransom, twins of Hartford, charged with three second degree forgery indictments for forged checks in Granville in October 169. Claude M. Hulburt of Granville charged with grand larceny, first degree, for property over $200 from Welaner Garage. Harry J. Reid of Whitehall charged with second degree grand larceny for theft of seven polio pylons from police headquarters.

Wyman Bascom Washington Hudson Farih John J. Thoman Shushan Delmar C. Rhinesmith Bennington Cambridge Charles, Hughes Hudson Falls Hudson Falix Elwood Elwin Ranson Hartford Granville Claude M. Hulburt Welaner Harry J. Reid Whitehall Whitepall

Heatly High Faces Castleton On Home Court Tonight

Green Island Heatly High School hosts Castleton as Castleton tops the Central Hudson Valley League. JV plays at 7 30 p m and varsity at 8 30 p m with Heatly lineup including Captain John Sheedy and John Frisco at guards Don LaLiberte at center Hob Role and Ted Fusco at forwards. Also in action are Ed Sokol John Dema rest John Martin Fred Sutton and Lewis Karweil. The Mid Winter Institute of the Methodist Church meets today at 7 15 p m at Trinity Church. The Italian Mutual Aid Society holds a special meeting today at 8 p m at the rooms George Street Julius Iannone presides. Choir rehearsal at St Mark s Episcopal Church postponed to Wednesday Jan 25 at St Joseph s Church. Miraculous Medal novena devotions today at 7 43 p m in St Joseph s Church.

Heatly Castleton John Sheedy John Frisco Don LaLiberte Ted Fusco Ed Sokol John Demarest John Martin Fred Sutton Lewis Karweil The Methodist Church Trinity Church Italian Mutual Aid Society George Street Julius Iannone St.Mark's Episcopal Church St. Joseph's Church

Memorial clash ends with senator fleeing hall in Cohoes

The scene at Edward J. Stanton’s hall in Cohoes features Gray accusing Senator Cain of Taft Hartley influence while Bill Green and union leaders reportedly supported amendments. Cain denies knowledge, retreats from the hall amid heated exchanges. Funeral notices reference Leonard A Bassett with rites in Johnsonville and burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Gray Bill Green Washingston National Association of Manufacturers Harry Cain Edward J. Stanton Columbia Street Cohoes Sanam St. Agnes’ Church St. Agnes’ Cemetery Bassett Leonard A. Bassett Johnsonville David Livingstone Johnsonville Methodist Church Dalton Mass Melvin Lavender Walier Falls Methodist Church Clifford Nelson Bryan Bassett Franklin Lee Taterment Oakwood Cemetery

Strike Averted As NY GPS AFL Drivers Accept New TA Deal

New York GPS AFL drivers voted to accept a new ta scale last night, ending a dispute over coal and fuel oil transport. Teameters approved a mid shift reduction plan with wage concessions, while drivers agreed to lower daily pay to avert a strike.

New York AFL Teameters

County welfare and hospital plans urged by board

Supervisors urge rapid county hospital construction under the Hill Burton act to obtain federal aid. They call for a flood control program, road improvements, a revolving welfare fund to reduce borrowing, and a county forest resources conservation program. Plans for a new welfare home are being drawn with land at Wrendell Farm purchased and deed recorded November 15.

Watson Escaly Hill-Burton Hospital Survey and Court House Arthur Pertreault Schaghticoke Wattson Perreault I Inond Pitt Wrendell North Greenbush

Shirt Cutters Install HB Bennett as Local Leader

Harry B. Bennett was installed as president of Local 198 of the International Textile Workers union at Germania Hall on Saturday. Other officers and delegates named include John Burks vic pres, Joseph Petrugks treasurer, Edward Harley secretary, Charles Gartaban and Roy Gregware managers, with August Kranz and others among the delegates and alternates. Bennett also will represent his local on the SLO council as Garrahan spoke on cotton garment industry conditions.

Harry B. Bennett Inetites Bhig Fand Collar Cutters Union Imated Clothing Workers of Germania Hall John J. Burks Vicgi Joseph Petrugks Trea Laurer Edward 8. Harley Gagretary Charles Gartaban Roy Gregware August Kranz J. Harold Aurelius Ralph Nurnberg Joint Board Moviey Milton Peeking

Fort Ann Man Hurt As Truck Leaves Road

Orlie Norton and his wife Lucille were in a truck that skidded on a curve and left the farm road six miles north of Glens Falls. Norton, 34, remained in fair condition at Glens Falls Hospital with concussion, possible skull fracture, and severe bruises and lacerations. The crash occurred about 9 p.m. yesterday according to Trooper H J Kane of the South Glens Falls outlet.

Fort Ann Glens Falls Hospital Orlie Norton Lucille Glens Falls H. J. Kane South Glens

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