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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1961

Page

3

Testimony Flows in $35,000 Rensselaer Auto Case

Three witnesses testified yesterday in a $35,500 auto accident lawsuit opened in Rensselaer County Supreme Court. Edward Evans of Sand Lake sues Gordon Cavill of East Greenbush for $35,000 for injuries and $500 for car damages from a Oct 6, 1959 collision on the Dunn Memorial Bridge. The plaintiff, Dr. John Reid and physio therapist Thomas Sheehan testified before Justice Kenneth S. Mac Affer adjourned the trial to today.

Rensselaer County John Reid Thomas Sheehan Sheehan Kenneth S. MacAffer Carvill John EB. S. Burke Joseph E. Burke Clayton T. Bardwell Andrew Wallace 6Th Ave Joseph L. O'Brien O'Brien Wallace Congress Street James E. Brearton John P. Taylor Edward F. O'Conor Thomas F. Turley

Weaver Nominee Face No Evidence of Communist Ties

Washington UPI report quotes Francis F. Walter saying no records show Robert C. Weaver engaged in Communist activities. Senator Alten J. Ellender claims he has proof from HUAC files, though Weaver, a NY City housing official, could not comment. Hearings by the Senate Banking Committee are scheduled but no date is set.

Washington UPI Francis F. Walter House Committee On Un-American Activities Kennedy Alten J. Ellender D-Aja House Committee Robert C. Weaver New York City Weaver

Lady Melchett Burglary Hits London Flat For £30,000

London AP reports that Lady Melchett, widow of Baron Melchett and a wealthy Briton, reported gems and furs valued at 30000 pounds stolen from her Belgrave Square flat over a weekend. Detectives say the door was forced as jewelry, a costly ring, three mink coats, a white ermine coat, and a sable wrap were taken.

London

Senate Approves Connally and Kennedy Nominations

The Senate backed Connally for defense secretary and approved 12 Kennedy nominations across Defense, Justice, and Post Office. Noswell Gilpatric was approved deputy defense secretary and Elvis Stahl Jr. for Army secretary amid one dissent by Proxmire. Others include Zuckert Nitze Birch Sylvester Morris Vance Charyk Garlock Wakelin White Cox Brawley.

Bowles Fulbright Connally Voice Proxmire Senate Noswell L. Gilpatric New York Defense Elvis J. Stahl Jr West Virginia University Kennedy Defense Department Justice Department Post Office Department Eugene M. Zuckert Air Paul H. Nitze Charles J. Birch Arthur Sylvester Thomas D. Morris Cyrus R. Vance General Council Joseph V. Charyk Lyle S. Ga

Milan Farmers Riot Over Imported Beef and Butter

About two thousand farmers and one hundred riot police clashed for half an hour in downtown Milan in protests against imported beef and butter undercutting local prices. Nine were detained as authorities dispersed the crowd near Palazzo Serbelloni where Mario Martinelli met officials.

Milan Italy Palazzo Serbelloni Mario Martinelli Martinelli

Legislative hearings on school financing schedule announced

The Legislative Committee on the Problems of Financing Public Elementary and Secondary Schools announced a series of public hearings. Taxpayers may testify at the hearings beginning January 31 at the State Office Building in Albany, then February 6 in Mineola, February 7 in Buffalo, and February 8 in New York City, all starting at 10 a.m.

Legislative Committee On State Office Albany Mineola Buffalo New York City

Record Co Elects Officers At Meeting

The Troy Record Company stockholders elected directors Frank L. York J Arthur Viger Mrs Mary W S Levengston Allen T Sliter Robert G Betts John Roy Joseph J LaChapelle Walter J Kane and William A Manseau as inspectors of election. Frank L York reelected president and publisher by the board J A Viger named vice president and treasurer Frank J Ouimet assistant treasurer Alton T Sliter secretary.

Troy Record Company Frank L. York J. Arthur Viger Mary Wv.s. Levengston Allen T. Sliter Robert G. Betts John ¥. Roy Joseph J. LaChapnelle Walter J. Kane William A. Manseau J. A. Viger Frank J. Ouimet Alton T. Sliter

Stalled Motorist Accident Fatal in Syracuse

A stalled car on Syracuse Street led to a fatal crash when Roy Fields, who stopped to help, pushed the Marnell vehicle into a parked truck. Vincenzo Marnell and his wife Sadie, 51, were in the car. Sadie was fatally injured by a truck corner strike during the collision.

Syracuse APS Vincenzo Marnell Roy Fields Marnell Sadie

Paul Costin Addresses Photographic Society

Paul Costin, president of the iTri-City Photographic Society, spoke on ultrafine train development at a meeting in the Trojan Hotel. Slides will be submitted by members for appraisal at Monday’s meeting at 8 p.m. in the Trojan.

Former Yankee Howard LaFlamme Hosts Little League Dinner

About 40 youths from Lansingburg Little League attended a victory dinner hosted by the Fellowcraft Club of the Jerusalem Phoenix Lodge at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. LaFlamme spoke on sportsmanship and character building as Mason members introduced league managers and coaches. A 1960 World Series film was shown amid club business and entertainment.

Howard LaFlamme New York Yankee Fellowcraft Club Jerusalem Phoenix Lodge F&am Lansingburg Masonic Temple Masons Lansingburg Raymond G. Mason

Settlements Approved For Two Troy Children Injured in Accidents

Rensselaer County Supreme Court Justice Her bert D Hamm approved two settlements for injured Troy children. Lillian Galvin, guardian ad litem for Bernadette Derrico age six, received 600 including 197 for expenses from the June 15 1959 accident at 3rd Avenue and Ferry Street involving Ernest Jones and Maude Miller. Albert L Bruno guardian ad litem for Francis age 18 received 200 after a January 19 1958 collision at Federal Street and 7th Avenue against Arthur LaBrecque. Father received 10 for contingent expenses. Seymour Fox represented the plaintiffs with Dr Fred W Lowinger treating both children.

Troy Rensselaer County Supreme Court Herbert D. Hamm Lillian Galvin Bernadette Derrico Ferry St 3Th Avenue Ferry Street Ernest Jones Jones Maude Miller Albert L. Bruno Guardian Francis Seymour Fox Fred W. Lowinger

Bennington Congregational Church Elects at Annual Meeting

At the North Bennington Congregational Church annual meeting the elected officers include President Duncan Campbell, vice president John Kennedy Jr, treasurer David Barlow, clerk Mrs Myron Jones, art trustees Mrs W C Cushman Charles Austin Milton Mackey Mrs Harold Riemann William Keene and Joseph Nadeau. Collectors are Mrs Clarence Mallory and Mrs Clarence W White. Publicity Kendall Rich. Communion fund treasurer Mrs Walter Whitman. Church activities officer William Nolan and Kendall Rich. Bennington Council of Churches representatives Robert Fletcher Mrs Harold Babcock Mrs Theodore Thomas Sr and Walter Whitman.

North Bennington Congregational Church Duncan Campbell John Kennedy ,Jr David Barlow Myron Jones W. C PD. Cushman Charles Austin Milton Mackey Harold Riemann William Keene Joseph Nadeau Clarence Mallory Clarence W. White Kendall Rich Communion Fund Walter Whitman William Nolan Bennington

Thousands Free ted Satellites Nuernberg

A West German refugee office report shows 3,030 people fled eastern European Communist countries for political reasons to West Germany in 1960, 100 more than 1959. Most came from Yugoslavia, Poland and Czechoslovakia, excluding 199,188 East German refugees not recognized by West Germany.

Nuernberg Germany Eastern Europe West Germany Yugoslavia Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany

Vermont Senator Prouty Undergoes Surgery for Malignant Area

AP reports Senator Prouty of Vermont underwent surgery at Georgetown University Hospital to remove a small malignant area from the lower intestine. Dr. Coffey, the surgeon, said there was no spread and expected a complete recovery. Prouty, 55, was elected to the Senate in 1958 after four House terms.

Washington Winston L. Prouly Robert Coffey Georgetown University Hospital Prouty Senate

Bomber Crash Near Bilbao Injures Airman John Adams

A four engine U S Air Force plane overshot a runway at Bilbao Spain and slid down an embankment. One crew member was injured identified by Spanish officials as Alex Charles L Adams of Texas.

Bilbao Spain Alex Charles L. Adams Texas

Mobutu Promoted in Congo Army Authority Asserted

Mobutu, Congo military strongman, was promoted to major general at Camp Kokkolo Leopoldville as President Kasavubu urged discipline. The ceremony before 1,500 troops aimed to bolster Mobutu's control amid pay protests and calls for reform.

Leopoldville Kasavubu Mobutu

Tigerless hunt for Queen Elizabeth in Jaipur fails

In Jaipur India Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip hunted for a tiger for six hours from jungle tree boxes but no tiger appeared and no shot was fired. Despite week long preparations and a reported sighting, beaters failed to stir any big cat. The Queen wore khaki linen slacks and a green cardigan with a scarf as the hunt continued into dinner and later a night search.

Jaipur India Elizabeth LI Prince Philip Philip Hunt

Funeral for Edward H. Leamy Set Tomorrow

Edward H. Leamy 67 of 1814 South Ave died after being stricken at home Sunday. A business agent for the Painters Decorators and Paperhangers Union Local 12 his funeral is set for 11 a.m. tomorrow from J W Burns Sons Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel with interment at Simwood Hill Cemetery.

Edward H. Leamy Sth Ave Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers Union J. W. Burns’ Sons Fifth Avenue Simwood Hill Cemetery

Home Nursing Class To Open At Red Cross HQ

Registration for the first 1961 home nursing class at Red Cross Headquarters 1712 5th Ave opens. The seven session course begins February 2 at 7 p.m. and covers vital signs, patient care, baths, back rubs, and household planning around illness under Mrs. John I. Mitte.

Red Cross 5Th Ave John I. Mitte Home Nursing

Dinner delegate named for VEW council event

Mrs. Mary Conroy of Water Vliet will represent District 3 at the Gold Chevron Awards dinner in Coxsackie and attend the Feb 12 district meeting in Menands Memorial Post. She will also attend the March 10 statewide mass meeting and dinner in New York City with other delegates.

Mary Conroy Vliet Hudson Mohawk Counties Council VEW Gold Chevron Red’s Coxsackie Menands Memorial Post New York City Conroy Margaret McGrath Pub- Helly Kennedy Mechanicville Rob Hope Alfalfa Cluba Washington Social Organisation Statler Clark Clifford Eisenhower United States Hope Clifford White House Las Vegas Robert F. Kennedy

Ike Sheds World's Woes on Georgia Vacation

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Albany, Georgia for a private week at the Blue Springs plantation, hosted by Alton Jones. A 15,000 acre quail hunting preserve, his first vacation since leaving the White House, drew about 100 onlookers despite overcast skies and a 800 foot ceiling. Eisenhower landed at 2:42 pm aboard Jones’s Conair 440, greeted by Albany Mayor Asa Kelley and Jones.

Albany, Ga Dwight D. Eisenhower South Georgia White House Eisenhower Blue Springs New York Alton Jones Georgia Jones York Albany Asa Kelley

Soldiers Begin Basic Work At Camp Roy

Three Troy residents arrived at Fort Dix NAS and joined Company 10 of the 3rd Training Nextment at the U S Army Training Center Infantry for eight weeks of basic training. Pvt Joseph A De Genero 21 of 2014th St a Catholic Central High School graduate attended Albany Business College Pvt Reginald J Phelps of 9 Hutton St a Troy High School graduate and Pvt Anthony JF Ciarlone Jr of 1443rd SL a Catholic Central High School graduate attended Siena College.

Troy Fort Dix Nas U.S. Army Training Center Infantry Joseph A. De'Genero Catholic Central High Siena College

Funeral Service For Dr. Dooley Held Yesterday

Dr Thomas A Dooley known as jungle doctor died of cancer last Wednesday and was buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery beside his father and brother. Bishop Leo C Byrne led the solemn Mass at St Louis Cathedral as hundreds filed past the body. Messages arrived from around the world as Dooley was laid to rest alongside his family.

St. Leuis Cupl Thomas A. Dooley Laos Leo C. Byrne St. Louis St. Louis Cathedral Dooley Calvary Cemetery Thomas A. Dooley Sr Earl Dooley Germany

Troy Jewish Youth To Attend Intercity Program

A delegation from the Troy Jewish Community Center will travel Sunday to the Albany Jewish Center for a teen program. Norman Arnold, program director, said the event features swimming, basketball, games, and dancing. The bus departs 9:30 a.m. Reservations close Saturday.

Troy

Burning chair fire and smoking car alarm Troy

Firefighters were called to 2717 South Avenue at 4 03 a m for a blaze in an overstuffed chair in an upper floor apartment occupied by Virginia Mulholland. The chair was moved outside and extinguished, with some smoke damage to the apartment. The alarm was cleared at 4 25 a m. Later at 8 12 a m firefighters responded to Broadway and River Streets for a car owned by James McNamee that smoked under the hood due to oil leaking onto the hot engine. The outage was cleared at 8 21 a m.

Troy Sth Ave Virginia Mulholland Broadway and River Sts James McNamee

Rail Strike Disrupts Hudson Transit and City Commuters

A northern regional rail strike cut New Haven and New York Central service across the Hudson, paralyzing a large commuter region in New Jersey, Westchester, and Connecticut. Heavy snow and freezing cold worsened conditions as 100,000 riders faced shortages of transport. ferry service to New Jersey was restored in time for the evening rush after unions agreed to a White House commission review.

Hudson River New Jersey New Haven Railroad New York Central Railroad New York the Central Westchester County Connecticut Jslers Union Ruckers Judson Cent ‘Tral New Maven

Medina youths held for murder in double slaying

Medina police charged Artemio Rodriguez 21 and Rafael Carde 19 with first degree murder in the slaying of Noreen Russell 26 and Jose Torres 27 whose bodies were found behind a farm barn near Shelby Center. A third man was sought. Autos, shells, and a kitchen knife were found nearby. Autopsy pending. most suspects are Puerto Rico natives.

Medina Orleans County Shelby Center Artemio Rodriguez Rafael Carde Noreen Russell Jose Torres Middleport Rodriguez Torres Florida Miss Russell Puerto Rico

Ice Skates Recovered After Scare Near Belden Pond

Police traced cries from a young girl to the top of a steep hill near Pawling avenue close to Belden's Skating Rink. A passerby alerted the Police Radio Bureau after a frightened girl abandoned her new ice skates halfway down the embankment. Officers Bruno and Kane retrieved the skates after a half hour search and the girl, fearing to go home without them, explained they were her brand new skates.

Belden's Pond Michael Bruno Robert Kane Belle Avenue Sire Pawling Avenue Beliten

Truman Gets Train Thrill

Former President Truman and Mrs Truman were aboard the Baltimore and Ohio National Limited when it struck a semi-trailer truck at an Illinois crossing. The engineer, Frank Engelmeyer, was injured lightly and treated in Flora. The truck loads scattered along the right of way. the diesel was replaced later at Bridgeport. Truman said he was glad no one was seriously hurt.

Lawrenceville Harry Truman Aruck Baltimore and Ohio National Limited Ilinois Frank Engelmeyer Flora

Orange County Man Named Assistant to Commerce Undersecretary

John Stillman of Newburgh has been selected as an assistant to Edward Gudeman the new undersecretary of commerce. The appointment of the Orange County Democratic leader is expected to be announced today. Stillman has been assigned an office in the department and was on the job yesterday. A Harvard graduate Stillman Cowen was an attorney in the old National Production Authority.

Orange County Capital Post Washington John Stillman Newburgh Edward Gudeman Stillman Aready Harvard Stillman Cowen National Production Authority

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