Railroad Service Poor, Merchants Say
A Troy hearing before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner charged New York Central Railroad with inadequate service harming Trojan Fruit Merchants Association members. Bananas shipped from Weehawken New Jersey to Troy reportedly suffered $10,000 in damage since 196. The railroad’s attorney argued the issue, and examiner Edward L. Boinseree will file a preliminary report with final ICC action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
Intestate Commerce Commisnion
Troy Pont
Trojan Fruit Merchants Association
Earl H. Bogardus
Troy
Wehawken
N. J
Bogardus
Miss Hannon Left $10,000 Estate in Probate
Probate lists Miss Jane L. Hannon as owner of an estimated $10,000 estate who died May 4. Beneficiaries include Helen A. Hourigan of 1024 Fifth Avenue, George F. Hannon of 305 Jackson Street, Catherine Hannon, Jane H. Purcell, Jane Hannon’s niece, Helen H. Crowley, and Mont Rev. William A. Scully. Attorneys are McCheaney & Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane L. Hannon
Helen A. Hourigan
Fifth Avenue
George F. Hannon
Jackson Street
Catherine Hannon
Slater
Jane H. Purcell
Second Street
Helen H. Crowley
Mont
William A. Scully
BL Mary’s Church
Jurneys
McCheaney & Kenney
Troy Public Library Announces New Books
The Troy Public Library reports new arrivals including Non-fiction titles such as Congo Eden Home Freezing for Everyone and Seeds of Treason as well as fiction selections like Give Us Our Years and Room for One More. Additional works span topics from psychology to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Congo Eden
M. L
Akeley
L. J. Alkire
Stanley Schiller
Lourdes
Alexis Carrel
James Dahir
Aaron de Toledano
Victor Lasky
W. C. Douglas
Republic of Tarael
Joseph Dunner
Rh. F. Flea
Elinore Denniston
India
Edison Marshall
J. M. Proffitt
A. P. Rose
Tonopah
HH. Ross
Jesse Stuart
Jan Vaitin
Trojan Hurt Working On Conveyor Belt
Josepher Hofbauer, 23, of 141 Eighth Street, was treated at St. Mary's Hospital last night for a contusion on the back of his right hand received while working on a conveyor belt. He was taken to the hospital from the Empire Market on Hoosick Street by Patrolmen John Hourigan and Frank Turner and released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepher Hofbauer
141
Eighth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Empire Market
Legal Notice Remes of Supreme Court Actions and Summons
The document states summonses and court actions in Renepelaer and Albany areas. Defendants include Bradt Kanrar Van Alsty McCallougn and others. It notes service by publication and requests appearances and answers by specified dates. Additional notices reference EarIe J Wiley and Ralph Cooper as attorneys and parties in related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Renepelaer
Witem Hover
Pema Bradt
John Bradt
Julia Kanrar
Ethel van Alsty
Belle McCallougn
Domney Rathin
Renesevier
Dan
Earle J
WILEY
Cannon Refiding
Renewlaer
Tre
New York Supreme Court
Max
Ingo
Fds
Spe Cirh
Spe Cirh Et Oh Gronis At Ersemeiner. Lota Et Peopier
Oakich
Aepsteiner
New York
Roemer Sinegbert
John
Oldest Petersburg Resident Dies At 92
George T. Livingston 92 retired farmer and Petersburg resident died yesterday at Fulgo Memorial Home after a long illness. Born in Petersburg he was a former truant officer and active Mason. Surviving are a brother in California and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from Barker's Funeral Home with burial in Meadowlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Livingston
James J. Livingston
California
Rinndchildred
George Duntop
Florence Morey
Petersburg
Barker
Meadowlawn
Dewey Advises Albany High Graduates on Fulfillment
Governor Dewey spoke at Albany Boya Academy urging graduates to think, win, and understand human relations. His son Thomas Jr., a member of the class, won the literary prize and earned cum laude honors. He warned against pursuing disliked work and urged pursuit of true fitness of things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Dana
Albany Boya Academy
Thomas, Jr
Catholic High Senior Wins $250 GE Education Grant
Edwin D. Reilly Jr. of 179 Ninth Street is among 50 recipients of General Electric Educational Foundation awards for undergraduate study in 1960 61. The 18 year old Catholic Central High School graduate plans to study physics at R.P.S preparing for nuclear physics work. The grants total 1850 with awards made to employees and their children nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin DD. Reilly, Jr
I Ninth Street
General Electric Co
Reilly
G. E. Works Laboratory
General Electric Employees’ Education Foundation
Trojan
Dana
Catholic Central High School
M Ny
G. E Education Committee
R.P.S
Kiwanis Club Learns Of Summer Theater Plans
Kiwanis Club of Troy heard at a Thursday luncheon that an arena type summer theater will be set up at Jon Crooked Lake. Homer L. Poupart of Red Barn Summer Theater said it will likely open June 3. A soil conservation film, The Living Earth, was shown and Joseph V. H. Hayes introduced Poupart while Joseph A. Chambers led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
of Troy
Hendrick ‘Hudson
Jon Crooked Lake
Homer L. Poupart
Red Barn
Troy
Arena At
Mr. Pourpart
Joseph V. H. Hayes
Joseph A. Chambers
Waterford Man Sentenced Five to Ten Years
George N. Hamilton, 43, of Waterford RD 1, was given a five to ten year term in Schenectady County Court after pleading guilty to grand larceny in the second degree. He had initially pleaded not guilty to first degree grand larceny, but changed to the reduced charge before Judge James W. Liddle. The third offense involved stealing about $600 in copper wire from the New York Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Hamilton
RD. 1
Waterford
Daanemora
Schenectady
Hamilton
James W. Liddle
New York Telephone Co
Area Plant Aid To Attend Conference
The Department of Industrial Engineering at Columbia University in New York announced that Nolan A Curry late manager of Behr Manning Corp Watersville will attend a five day conference on costs budgeting and economies of industrial research at Columbia from Monday through Friday. Experts from industry and the university will participate in lectures discussions and demonstrations designed for practical research and development activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Industual Engineering
Columbia University
iNew York
Nolan A. Curry
Asselan
Behr-Manningz Corp
Watersvlel
Columbia
Mondas
Fuldas
Comductry
Univemsty
Colonie School Vote Set for June 22 Meeting
A special meeting of Colonie residents is scheduled for June 22 to discuss the school issue. Dr. Lewis A. Wilson, acting state education commissioner, announced the date after a formal petition from residents. The gathering will be held in the auditorium of Stena Coltere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Ache
Darth Cotte
Central Aricks
Lewis A. Wilson
Soong Quits Chiang's Death Stand in Taiwan
Soong Q uits Chiang Kai-shek in a dramatic defection seen as a major split within the Kuomintang. The ex foreign minister and former premier reportedly resigned to avoid opposing Communist advances on Formosa. Madame Chiang and Madame Sun Yat-sen linked to the turbulent power struggle as the Kuomintang leadership confirmed the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Chiang
Formosa
China
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Shanghai
Peiping
Red China
Soong
Madame Kung
Inhalator Called Firemen Rush to Aid Toddler
Firemen rushed an inhalator yesterday afternoon to help 20 month old Thomas Connally at 43 Ninth Avenue. The device was not fused. Hosemen Edwin Ruff Michael Paleo and William Dolan from Central Fire Station responded to Adpat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Connally
Ninth Avenue
Edwin Ruff
Michael Paleo
William Dolan
Central Fire Station
Adpat
Truman Urges World Unity and Cautions on Aggression
President Truman, in a broad speech, defended democratic debate as a strength against dictatorship. He warned against Soviet aims to undermine freedom, urged continued collaboration with allies, and defended Marshall Plan aid as essential to Europe’s strength and the global economy. He stressed defensive military measures and a UN defense of peace, linking aid to underdeveloped nations with a lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russa
Maat
United States
Free World
Truman
Ite
United Nations
Western Europe
Famed Gorilla 1 At Chicago Zoo
Chicago's burly 550 pound gorilla known as Gorilla 1 at the zoo is critically ill after a heart attack or stroke. Veterinarians administer digitalis while officials prepare periodic medical bulletins on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bushman
Man Taken To Hospital After Home Injury
Stanley Waterman forty two from 74 Die vision Street was taken to St Mary's Hospital by Patrolmen Edwin Bloomer and William Lewis after a laceration following an incident at night. He was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Waterman
Dievision Street
St Mary's Hospital
Edwin Bloomer
William Lewis
Crossword Puzzle Teaser With Obscure Wordplay
Fragmented puzzle clippings show scattered letters and phrases. The line ends with a cryptic clue “MTom: tel 7” suggesting a phone or code related to a 7 letter answer. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear clues, hindering a coherent solution.
Russia Seeks Influence in Antarctica Amid Diplomatic Push
Moscow delivered a note to the United States saying Moscow will count part in future talks on Antarctica. Vladimir T. Rasykin presented the message from the Soviet embassy as Western nations were told the same. Officials say the timing and intent are unclear and tied to a renewed Soviet diplomatic offensive to boost prestige amid Western propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathington AM
Russia
United States
Antarctica
Biante
Vladimir T. Rasykin
Ammbanesdor Alexander & Panyushkin
Moscow
Antartica
Mate Department
U. S
West
Camp Fire Group Has Final Meeting
The Miniheca Camp rire Group of School 18 held its final meeting at Barbara Bassett's home on South Lake Drive. Under Mrs Edward Y Stewart and Miss Charlotte Bailey the group has led weekly meetings and created hospital scrapbooks and gift baskets for the needy over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bassett
South Lake Drive
Edward Y. Stewart
Charlotte Bailey
Charles Connolly
Escaped Sing Sing trust y recaptured in NYC
Edward Connelly a Sing Sing escapee briefly wore khaki instead of the cook's uniform and was recaptured yesterday on a New York City street at gunpoint. He said he walked away out of worry over not hearing from his wife and children in Brooklyn before being returned to the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Czech Court Orders Death For Spies
A Czech court handed death sentences to four defendants including Mrs Mileda Horaikova and three men for spying for western powers. Eight others received prison terms up to 28 years, with all defendants convicted of contact with foreign powers and alleged plans to restore capitalism and undermine the regime.
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Prague
Csechoslovaka
Caschoslovakia
Thuredey
Mileda Horaikova
National Socialist Party
Horkkova
Bfth
United States
U. S
Cuachoalovakia
Horakava
Jan Buchal
Oldrich Pech
Zavis Kalandra
Frantisek Preucil
Josef Nestavel
Jiri Hejda
Bedrich Hosticka
Zdenek Peake
Jiri Krizek
Frantiska Zeminova
Vojtech Dundr
Manhunt For Bank Robbers Underway In Connecticut
Connecticut authorities pressed a manhunt through woods last night for two gunmen after a $4,000 holdup at the Woodbury Savings Bank. More than 100 troopers scoured the area with spotters, helicopters, and an air cruiser aiding radio-equipped patrols as search efforts expanded toward Tit Hill Road in Woodbury. A car abandoned by the fugitives and a trail of bills totaling 2372 were found near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbury
Conn
Woodbury
Ube Ecene
Broodhounda
Agilmpee
Alec
Tit Hill Road
Woodbury Savings Bank
Soviet Army Deserter Reports Internal Revolt
A 24 year old Soviet deserter Sgt Mikhail Kurat syév told British authorities a guerrilla war is underway in the Caucasus Mountains against Soviet rule. Kuratsyev, who fled East Germany after a home leave in Russia, sought protection as a political refugee and identified Chechen and Ingush survivors deported to Siberia in 1944 as mountain rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Caucasus
Mikhail Amurkmanovich
Kuratsyév
East Germany
Russia
Kuratsyev
Verdicts In Communist State Case Enforce Loss of Property
The Communist led state sentences target the party of the late President Edward Beneš. All defendants suffer loss of property and civil rights. A fine of 100,000 crowns is imposed along with 110,000 crowns. Hejda and Krizek face penalties, with Krizek, a former British embassy adviser, fined 14,000 crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Benes
Hejda
Krizek
Helyoke Mam Held 106 Larceny Count
Thatcher Mabe arrested by police on a failing to return a rented automobile charge. preliminary bearing set for Monday at 10. a.m. in Helyexe. Mas case links to a Springfield bank receipt and warrants. Edward J. Poland represented the county prosecutor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Mabery Police
Sigh Street
Helyexe
Mase
Thatcher
John J
Springfield
Springfield National Bank
Edward J. Poland
Rernselaer County
Victory Mills Man Held For Forgery
Ernest DeGrasse, 24, of Victory Mills, arrested by State Police on forgery charges. His wife Elinor, 24, held as a witness. The couple taken to Saratoga Springs jail. DeGrasse accused of forging checks in the name of Gerald Goff, Bacon Hill farmer and ex-employer. Case investigated by Trooper Fred J. Savera. The pair were in the news April 26 after Mrs DeGrasse fell from a taxi on the Schuylerville Saratoga Springs road. she is due to have a baby any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest DeGrasse
Victory Milla
Phureday
Elinor
Victory Mills
Timothy O'Hea
Barney J. Villa
Saratoga Springs
DeGrasse
Gerald Goff
Bacon Hill
Fred J. Savera
BCI
DeGrasses
Estate of Utica Man Exceeds One Million Tax Appraisal
The estate of Utica industrialist Hobbs, who died December 21, shows a gross value of 1,060,000. Principal beneficiaries are his son Naval Captain Allen Hobbs of Washington, D C, with 536,000, and secretary Dorothy L Jones of New York, with 354,000. tax figures filed with the state tax examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Alexander x. Hobbs
State
Hobbs
Naval
Allen Hobbs
Washington, D.C
Dorothy, L. Jones
New York
Milla
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Schilling
Reteres
Ralpa
Cooper Arermer
Avery
Tony
Meneer
Ceretaia
Ebeg Kay
Catholic High
Kiwanis Club
Colonie
Chiang
Talpei U-T. V. Soong
Milton
Taire
Madama Chiang Kal-ahely
New
Kuomin- Yang
Natiotaliet
Hin Atater
Jaime
Chiang Kal-ahek
Hil
Kung
Kuomintang
Boong
Nanking
Lnte
Jtune
Bo Faraz
Jeff Zanton
Hong
Paris
Shiang
Washington
Agenr
Shind Il
Central Committee
H. H. Hung
Chicago Zoo
Pat Faas
Ipicis
Priniais
Camp Fire Group
Connecticut
Sheridan Vilage
Sheridan Village
Earl Bayliss
H. 5. Barney Company
H. Barney Company
Premanss
Sheridan Village Inc
Rosa Road
Gerling Street
Telephone
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