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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1949
Page
1
A memorial service is planned with a requiem mass at Immaculate Conception Monastery chapel for a deceased resident born in Italy who lived in Watervliet and Green Inna Pasersi ccrcless with bo wal. Interment will follow at St Marys Cemetery. Local farm population figures are noted as up to 500 per square mile in related regional data.
In New York and Washington, Judith Coplen and Russian engineer Valentin Gubitchev face espionage charges. The trial opening is set for Oct 17 after delays, with Coplen sentenced previously for attempting to betray the United States. FBI agents arrested both defendants. bail set at 40 000 and 100 000 respectively.
East Side reports the annual Trinity Methodist Church school outing held Saturday at the Methodist Farm Crooked Lake with over fifty attendees. Winners in peanut hunt balloon race and clothespin race named, Betty Brown among top scorers. Also notes on church committees, other church events, and vacations of local firefighters.
Two decrees of judicial settlements of estates were filed in Rennselaer County Surrogate's Court. In the estate of Elva Groat the final accounting is by John N. Smith with Jeannette Winters and Florence Knickerbocker as executors. In the Mary B. Quinn estate Elizabeth A. Morrissey administratrix, total receipts and balances are listed, with distributions to named beneficiaries and trustees to hold income for lifelong use.
The municipal board awarded a remodeling contract for Public School No 18 at Colina Avenue to Stone Brothers of thin city for 90280. Work begins after Bloomfield Wrecking Co finishes removing fire damaged sections. The school burned on Jan 11, 1949. The only other bid was Blaney H Fane RD 2 for 56296.
Sheriff Harold Harrigan warned Berry Pickers that trespassing on private county property to pick berries is prohibited. Three complaints from rural property owners in Parsons district cited land access violations as berry picking season begins. Officials pledged full cooperation with landowners posting land to protect property rights.
A quoted official asserts the berry season is protected by principals requiring permission to pick fruit. The department emphasizes owners must consent to harvesting on their land to prevent unauthorized intrusion and preserve property rights.
An account opened with one dollar or more allows payments in any amount. Dividends credited and compounded semi annually. Income shares capped at 10 000 per member, available for 100 90 and multiples of 106 90 up to 10 600 per member. Dividends mailed semi annually on January 1 and July 1. Installment shares available, with earnings projected over seven years at current rates. Dividends compounded quarterly.
A fragmentary note outlines a plan to improve finances through monthly payments. It mentions education, helping people, and eliminating debt. The text is garbled but hints at budgeting and a monthly repayment scheme to reduce balances.
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