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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
3
Richard Davis of M4 Zari Street died yesterday at Gales te and Marys Moopital, with the report noting he passed away at his home.
Donald McNine of North Adams Mass was sentenced to not less than seven percent nor more than fifteen years in Clinton Prison at Dannemora after pleading guilty to attempted robbery in Renaminer County Court. Four burglary and grand larceny counts plus related guilty pleas yielded additional indeterminate terms. Two accomplices Freddie Jelly and George Shurtleff, both North Adams men, also pled guilty to attempted robbery first degree and received indeterminate sentences at Elmira. The three defendants were tied to the October 2 1943 attempted robbery of Michael F Ward in Stephentown.
Pvt. Donald Berger says he has been in the Army less than six months yet is set for a career as a commissioned officer. He cites training, advancement, pay, and security as reasons for choosing service life. Recruiting stations invite enlistment at Barker Park and Sid Street Station.
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Four changes in area pastorates were announced by the Augustinian Fathers. Rev John B Martin becomes assistant pastor at St John the Baptist Church Schaghticoke. Rev Patrick J Campbell transfers to St Augustine's Andover Mass. Rev James R Simpson moves to St Paul's Mechanicville. Rev Thomas Fogarty comes to St Mary's Waterford to replace Father Simpson. Classes note no changes at St Augustine's Troy.
In Albany Police Court yesterday two men from Hoosick Falls and Menanda pleaded innocent to manslaughter charges in the death of Miss Helen Tierney, 42, of Salem. They were remanded to Albany County Jail for further hearing as police described a violent quarrel that ended with Tierney being carried down stairs. Tierney’s body was moved to Stow Funeral Home in Kasem, her native village, after living with her aunt Miss Minnie Tierney, 36, at 42 Chestnut Street, Albany. She is survived by three sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements set for Holy Cross Catholic Church in Salem with final burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Public auction set for 7 p.m. at the parish house in Cepitola Cal. Nichard A Fiawn serves as chairman as antiques and furniture will be offered. Parish members will conduct the sale under church supervision.
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