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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
17
Colonie man Albert Alix faced a reckless driving charge in a reported Ballston Avenue collision. Police Justice Fred Colwell postponed the hearing until 6 20 p.m. next Monday. Alix posted $100 to gain release. complaint filed by HH J Hambrook of 217 North Ballston Avenue Schenectady.
Anthony Parcarelle of Troy won the final gold medal for excellence in handwriting as a third and fourth grade entrant in the International Goods Writers Club contest. The award was announced by school Superintendent Charles H. Connolly, with 14 classmates receiving honorable mentions.
The text notes a lecture by a speaker familiar with metallurgical rocket problems and a prior Rocket Society talk at LT. The meeting of the research unit will convene at the Naval Reserve Armory in Scotia at 8 p.m. under Lt. Comdr. George H. Baldwin.
Dr John C Fisher of General Electric Research Lab will discuss lunar rocket flights and artificial satellites at the Area Volunteer Naval Research Unit 37 meeting tomorrow at the Naval Reserve Armory Scotia. A missile research panel will join the round table discussion. Mildred Young named secretary of Mohawk and Upper Hudson Federation of Stamp Clubs at Fort Orange Stamp Club rooms Albany.
Cropseyville Mis Jessie Collison of Washington DC visits Mr and Mrs Walter McChesney. Miss Frances Koefler of New Jersey visits Mrs Albert Durham. Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison from New Jersey spend the holiday at their summer home. The Bird and Mrs Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Lynch for a hot dog lunch. Mrs Willard Roden and daughter of New York visit Mr and Mrs Chester Roden. Mr and Mrs Andrew Cox and daughter of Ohio spend a few days with Mrs Cox's parents Mr and Mrs George Pollock.
Commander W. B. Barnes, executive officer of the NASO.T.C. unit at RPA, will address the Flag Day ceremonies to be held Sunday at 3:15 p.m. in the clubrooms Third Street. Barnes, a 1902 Annapolis graduate, has served on the cruiser Omaha and destroyers during World War II and received the Silver Star and Legion of Merit among other honors. Joseph Gallagher and Philip Purcell will deliver accompanying tributes at the event.
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