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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
4
George B. Lunn former lieutenant governor buys 16 head of purebred Guernsey cattle from Corning Farms in Kenweed for his Brattleboro dairy farm. The sale totals about 21,700 for Huernsers and 35,000 for Homers plus totes and equipment. The late Congressman’s farm and herd were disposed of.
A Living Hall of Washington project envisions a modern Capitol area hall with life size statues of notable leaders. Initiated by W. M. Kiplinger and sculptor Max Kalish, it would be funded by the Kiplinger organization and housed at the Smithsonian, with a board of historians initially guiding selections.
Community notices record visits and family gatherings across Brookline East Orange and Mansfield. Veterans and sailors, including Sergt Donald P Sutherland and J Austin W Silvernail, are mentioned with homecomings and leave. Weekend guests span Pittsfield Berlin Hopkins and Davenport reflecting small town ties.
Albany residents Mrs Oswald Pelton and her son Peter visit Mrs Walsh while Mr and Mrs Edward Sutherland and Donna Lee of Buffalo stay with Mrs Walsh’s relatives. Sheldon Sutherland and son spend time with them in Pittsfield Mass. Mrs John Hurley hosts the group as S/Sgt S. Pike returns from overseas duty with Mrs Pike and daughter Betty at their Pownal camp.
David Powell on furlough at home while Robert Rud d remains confined to his home business. William Lozo of Utica visits at Mr and Mrs Jay Buck. Fred Bechard of Detroit formerly of town visits Job Bechard. Joseph Oldham returns after ten days in New York with Mrs Oldham and daughter Eleanor Miss Lereux Tairo of Adams visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Bechard of North Pownal. Mrs Marion Sineitico left for San Diego to join husband James V Singlitico in the Navy. Mrs Thomas Walsh and children James and Norma of Pittsfield also noted.
A brief medical note describes CHI-CHES-TERS pills marketed for relief of periodic functional oil related discomfort. The product is presented as a remedy with limited details on ingredients, dosage, or efficacy.
The 47 year old Pittfield corporation lawyer, Joan Noxon Jr., convicted of electrocution of his mentally defective infant son, arrived at Boston State Prison yesterday and was placed in Cherry Hill known as condemned row. Warden Lenagani said he changed into regular uniform after admission. He faces the electric chair as revocation of a stay awaits appeal. Noxon ate macaroni and tomato sauce for lunch.
An automobile parked near the awithming pool at Prospect Park rolled downhill around 11 am yesterday. The car, owned by Mrs. Julia Rizco of 156 Fourth Street, turned into a light grade, struck a tree stump and stopped without serious damage. The brakes apparently released as it rolled.
The readable text fragments describe a theft incident with garbled phrases and unclear details regarding persons, vehicle, or location. No verifiable names, dates, or entities can be confirmed to form a coherent summary.
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