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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1976
Page
1
Dedication of a hand carved liberty pole by Rensselaer Boys Club members highlighted the city’s bicentennial activities in City Hall Park on Sunday. The pole features red white blue and gold paint as a focal point of the celebration.
The Rensselaer Boys Club unveiled a hand carved liberty pole made from a donated telephone pole. Directors, Ed LaPlante and Jim Kenealy, described the project and the pole’s symbols of truth justice liberty and freedom. A time capsule will accompany the pole at year end.
Police report multiple incidents over the Fourth of July weekend. Three vehicles at Byrn's Motor Express were damaged, one owned by Esco Transport Ltd and another by Ryder Truck Lines. A Moschkau car interior was ransacked with $300+ missing. Stuart Eck? items listed. A stereo and radio were stolen from a residence on Second Street. Wallets were stolen at Joy's Department Store and at Penn Central parking lot damage occurred to a Gordon Albany vehicle. A rock shattered a window at Albany Public Market.
Mary Dollard Mary Parker and Elsie Moray retire after long service in East Greenbush Central School District Dollard began in 1954 guiding records Parker joined in 1958 handling library materials and Moray started at Green Meadow in 1955 as secretary Their departures leave gaps after decades of dedication and shared memories for students and colleagues
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