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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
8
The Mechanicville board of education discussed plans for a new roof on the high school and repairs to grade schools. The 1943 1944 school year budget, prepared earlier, will be presented to taxpayers for approval at the district meeting July 13. Engagement announced by local couple.
McCoy, who recently resigned as general secretary of the Railroad Y M C A, has assumed the new duties at the Port Jervis Y M C A. Edward P. Cookingham of this city, former general secretary, will fill the local post until McCoy’s successor is appointed. Also noted are obituaries and local notices about residents, church services, and community committees.
A Moreland Act inquiry into workers compensation aims to extend to Troy and nearby cities with hearings in Albany Schenectady Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Binghamton Elmira and across the state. State police have begun preliminary probes in Troy Albany and Schenectady with hearings possible if evidence warrants and staff assignments planned for September.
Eleventh Ward residents will meet Tuesday night to discuss erecting an honor roll. Alderman Fred C. Casey announced the meeting, set for 8 p.m. at Kennedy Brothers' monument works on Jefferson and Third Streets. Casey urged every ward family to be represented.
The petitions include Mr DeCrescente a city native and longtime Republican District 3 committeeman. Also filed were petitions by Commissioner of Accounts John Moore Commissioner of Public Safety Mary Cassidy City Judge Howard J. Reilly and Supervisor Edward P. Halland.
Coroner Thomas J. Duffy will conduct an inquest at 2 30 p m in the grand jury room of the Court House into two deaths from a June 26 fire at 80 Jay Street A three story building Victims are Robert Durocher infant son of Mr and Mrs Leon Durocher and Mrs Nora Layton Richmond The infant suffocated in bed and the woman died after leaping from a third story window A 13 year old boy who confessed to starting the fire is in custody
Humane Society Shelter reports a case now pending before Judge Harry E. Clinton in Children’s Court. The brief notes limited compensation coverage for occupational diseases is provided in 14 states.
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