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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1950
Page
22
A hare and a pack of dogs race down a city street when a speeding automobile looms. All five animals are killed in the chaotic collision that follows, shocking bystanders and ending the pursuit.
Congregation Beth Ieracl Bigur and Con gregation Ghasrau Tephilah list Sabbath and daily services at River Street and Division Street synagogues. Rabbi Cohen and Rabbi Gutmann preach. Torah study, Sunday School, and Talmud sessions run daily. Temple Beth El and Troy Community Talmud Torah provide additional services and school activities today through Sunday.
General Omar N. Bradley will deliver the commencement address at RP L's 42nd exercises. He will receive an honorary Doctor of Engineering along with James W. Parker and Don G. Mitchell. The ceremony will feature nearly 600 degree candidates and focus on education and science responsibilities. The New York Main County Highway Superintendents Association meets in Albany with officials including B D Tallamy and R George addressing members.
The Troy Pistol League announces Friday evening training for new and prospective shooters at the Troy Armory. Coaches will guide beginners, with no charge, and participation from non members is welcome. Class starts 7 30 p m this Friday.
New York State will feature a slogan on its 1951 motor vehicle plates. The Empire State motto will appear, marking a shift after previous resistance. Announcement came from Albans as Dover administration accepts the change.
Approximately 35 persons enjoyed the annual banquet of the Troy Police softball team at the Brownie Tavern on Wednesday night. A turkey dinner was served with piano pieces by Patrolman Fred Claessen and vocal numbers by Patrolmen Herman Gusty and Sebastian DeGiorgio. Edwin Bloomer chaired the arrangements with John Moran as cochairman.
A U S soldier from New York City helped organize Okinawa’s first Boy Scout troop at Shuri. Pvt. Joseph Forecheaux proposed the idea to Shemei Nashito assistant principal at the local English language school, then contacted the Boy Scouts of America.
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