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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
3
William Z. Powe, 29, an Albany man, was indicted by an Albany County grand jury on four counts of second degree murder in the death of Mrs. Martha Todd, 40. Her frozen body was found in an abandoned car in a parking lot. the indictment alleges the act occurred in the heat of passion without premeditation.
Chiang Kai-shek announces his return to the presidency and to command of Nationalist forces. Li Taung-jen remains acting president, while public opinion and factional shifts signal a major reorganization of the government as Red China remains a distant influence.
After the death of six year old Katherine Louise Jackson on Bail town Road Schenectady city authorities order special guards on school buses. City Manager Christian X X Kouray says Park Department staff will be stationed on buses permanently. The Schenectady Railway Co operates the buses involved. The driver of the fatal car, R F Cook 28 of Union Street Schenectady, faces criminal negligence charges. Claims against Cook and the railway company appear in letters of administration for the child's estate, with expected total of about 35000 dollars.
Cambridge resident Miss Leah Gorman has been appointed to Washington County Public Health Nursing Staff. She will be stationed at Whitehall Health Center on Main Street after completing a Bachelor of Science in nursing at Adelphi College. Gorman earned training through the New York State Apprentice Public Health Nursing Program and gained experience with the Rochester Visiting Nurse Association.
Latham's concluding party at Circle Inn collected more than 1100 for the March of Dimes. About 700 attendees enjoyed an evening of prizes donated by local merchants. Eleanor Bailey sang, with Guy DeLollo on piano, and Eugene Theroua as master of ceremonies. The final total to be announced today.
Reader's Digest promotes a March issue featuring psychologist Dr. Henry C. Link who argues personality grows with practice. The digest promises 38 articles of lasting interest condensed from various sources and offers guidance on overcoming fear to form new social contacts.
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