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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

6

March of Dimes benefit at Stallwater Central School

Preet at the March of Dimes musical benefit at Stallwater Central School auditorium begins at 8 pm today. Miss Patty Pharpe directs with Leo Lefebvre as assistant director. Performers include Louise Gaudette Mary Joubert Donald Whitman Floyd Baker piano Leo Lefebvre John Graves trumpet Charles DeRcade accordions harmonica tap dancing duets Bar bra Hale Mary Ellen Antlick Edna Post Eleanor Craft Louise Gaudette Mary Joubert Joan McGee Diane Winter Roland Wolff Myron Krueger Henry Craft James Duchesne a quartet Anita Smith Jane Barbelt Percilla Sanders Diane Winter skit by George Crandall Roland Wolff Donald Gilgallon master of ceremonies Francis Nelson accompanist Joan Travis. Proceeds support the polio drive as part of the community March of Dimes campaign.

Btillwater Central School At & Pm Patty Pharpe Leo Lefebvre Louise Gaudette Mary Joubert Donald Whitman Floyd Baker John Graves Charles DeRcade Alvin Hollmer Joe McDermott Alvin Skellie Marilyn Mathewson Joan McGee Barbara Hale Mary Ellen Antlick Edna Post Eleanor Craft Diane Winter Roland Wolff Myron Krueger Henry Craft James Duchesne Anita Smith Jane Barbelt Percilla Sanders George Crandall Donald Gilgallon Francis Nelson Joan Travis

Taylor to Speak at Dinner in Buffalo For Mrs Margaret Goodrich

Rep Dean P Taylor will guest speak at a dinner in Buffalo honoring Mrs Margaret Goodrich. Attendees include local officials and guests Martin B frs John Osmond Assemblyman Thamas HH. Also notes a scrap metal drive in Stillwater and a Fortnightly Literary Society meeting at the Hayner home with a review of Dark Trees to the Wind by Carl Carman and a March of Dimes donation.

Dean P. Taylor Buffalo Margaret. Goodrich Joseph Mrnk North Hud Son Avenue Congressman Taylor Martin B. Frs John Osmond Thamas HH Leonard Prow Frank G. Cumminkey Federated Church Stillwater Hear Book Review Carl Carmer David Beiter Fred Hayner Mildred Hayner Harold Tompkins Ellen Dean March of Dimes James Nolan J. H. Anthony Benjamin Bentley

Youthful burglar arraigned as judge seeks chance for reform

William Lawlor, 17, of Poughkeepsie was arraigned in Troy Police Court on burglary and larceny charges. Judge O Connor told him he would continue seeking a path to redemption, noting Lawlor’s past assistance and prior court intervention that provided a home, a job in Cooperstown, a new suit, and transportation.

Thomas J. O'Connor Willam Lawlor Poughkeepsie Troy Lawlor Rensselaer County O'Connor Cooperstown

Court Dismisses Against Mocclo Reet Degres Assault Indictment

Indictment against Ralph Noccle four was dismissed after Jan. 10 in Albany County Court. Moccle also known as Michael Manso faced charges for shooting a fellow worker at Lan Acita Marble Co. in Albany. He had been linked to a New Jersey murder case and died by hanging in a New Jersey hospital after transfer.

Ralph Noccle New Emma P. Moccio Cohoes Albany Macdlowan New Jersey

Seventeen Gloversville Tanneries Reopen Without Union Pact

Seventeen tanneries in Gloversville and Johnstown reopened yesterday after being cloned since last July due to a wage dispute. Picketed by Independent Leather Workers' Union members, there were no disorder reports. Within an hour, under fifty of 900 employees returned, while Fulton County Tanners' Association president George H. Meyer called the move better than expected and said each plant would stay open. LWA president Clarence H. Carr had warned no leather worker would act as a strike breaker.

Gloversville Johnstown Independent Leather Workers’ Union George H. Meyer Fulton County Tanners’ Association Clarence H. Carr L.W.A

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