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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
1
The coroner cleared the bus driver and train crew involved in a collision at Lansing Crossing Morena Town, where two schoolchildren died. An investigation cited no criminal negligence and noted signals at crossings be reviewed for school bus routes.
Miss Helen Gilmartin 24 of Lincoln Avenue was injured when a car she rode in collided with a Vermont Transit Co bus at Burden Avenue and Main Street. She suffered a facial laceration, nose injury, and leg and side injuries and was taken to Samaritan Hospital. The other car was owned by John L. Lesson of Schaghticoke. The bus, driven by Paul C. Foster of Burlington, VT, skidded as he tried to brake. both vehicles were damaged.
Eugene Mahler, 49, of 25 Hoosick Street, was carried to Samaritan Hospital after receiving emergency care at home. Troy Fire Department inhalator squad members Lt. Edmund Moore and Hoseman William Burke, along with Dr. Bernard Stoltz, attended him.
About 200 industrials involved in armament manufacture will tour Watervliet Arsenal after a Empire Post dinner. Brig. Gen. Burton O. Lewis will speak on the year ahead in industrial mobilization planning. The event includes a reception and a tour of cannon and experimental gun work for the War Department.
Funeral services for Myron J. Adams pioneer automobile salesman and civic leader were conducted at Mason Chapel and First Presbyterian Church. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Masonic and fraternal lodge delegations paying respects.
At a Monday board meeting in Troy the Te Form Division Plena announced a servicemen 4vision within Trey Real Retate Mecord. Rett Guaterema was named president, and most affiliates are veterans of World War I or II. The group denies charges of neglecting veterans welfare and plans a meeting on March 16 in Troy.
An unclear report indicates a real estate broker group opposed a presidential proposal for compulsory insurance. The text mentions an organizational stance and references President Truman, but details are garbled.
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