Pollard's Crash Case Actjourned
A 25 year old Troy man Arthur Pollard appeared in Troy Police Court after his arrest early Sunday. He faced charges of driving while intoxicated speeding and passing a red light. An adjournment to two weeks was granted and Pollard was released in attorney Emil A. Bartle's custody. Pollard's car struck a Troy police patrol car causing heavy damage and injuring Officers George Hupe and John Burns. Hupe and Burns were treated at St Mary's Hospital while Pollard was taken to Leonard Hospital and then released. Accident occurred at Liberty and Fourth Streets about 12 15 a m Sunday.
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Troy
Arthur Pollard
4Th St
Timothy J. Fogarty
Pollard
Emil A. Bartle
Fogarty
Mr. Bartle
George Hupe
John Burns
Hupe
Burns
St. Mary’s Hospital
Leonard Hospital
Liberty
Fourth Streets
Rev Myron Hertel to Speak at Hoosick Lenten Service
Rev Myron Hertel, pastor of Buskirk Reformed Church, will preach at the fourth Hoosick Area Church Association Lenten service tonight at 7 30 at the Assembly of God Church North Hoosick Road Route 22. Music will be by the host church.
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Hoosick Area
Dinner Schedule Cancelled by Storm at Church
A chicken and biscuit supper scheduled for Thursday Feb 23 at the First Baptist Church in Hoo sick was cancelled due to the storm but will be held Thursday with serving from 5 30 p m until all are served.
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First Baptist Church
Hoosick
Motions Denied In LaBelle Case In Troy
In Rensselaer County Court Acting Judge John J. McCall refused two defense motions in the Richard M. LaBelle case. The 26 year old from Troy faced a new trial on a felony murder charge linked to the Nov 28 1963 rape slaying of Rose Mary Sway of Cohoes. The denial covered indictments dismissal and suppression of a police statement given December 3, 1963. The motions were by Public Defender Thomas J. O Connor and opposed by District Attorney M. Andrew Dwyer Jr. A previous hearing left the date for resumption undecided and a new date will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. LaBelle
Troy
Rose Mary Sway
Cohoes
John J. McCall
LaBelle
Thomas J. O'Connor
Dist. Atty. M
Andrew Dwyer Jr
McCall
Albany County
Rensselaer
Set Registration For Hoosick Little League Tonight
The second of two additional night registrations will be held today from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Municipal Building. A final date is Wednesday during the same hours.
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Town of
Hoosick
Little League
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary Meeting
The auxiliary will hold a meeting Thursday March 9 at 2 p.m. at the Hoosick Falls Health Center.
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Hoosick Falls ‘Health Center
Burglary At CCHS Probed
Troy police probed a burglary at Catholic Central High School in the gym where a northeast glass door was broken and a store room entered. A toaster was later reported missing from a small gym room while no other items were stolen. Detectives continue the investigation with no further losses reported.
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Troy
Catholic Central High School
Chemists at Arsenal test guns by fingerprinting barrels
Chemists at Watervliet Arsenal developed a novel method to assess erosion and defects in large gun barrels. They cast the interior with room-temperature vulcanizing silicone to create a negative imprint, then a positive replica for bore inspection. Rotating the barrel allows targeted impressions, enabling permanent records for later metallurgical analysis.
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Robert Cullinan
U.S. Army
Watervliet Arsenal
Waterford Silicone
General Electric O
Waterford
General Electric
Blue and Gold Dinner Held By Cub Pack
Cub Pack 9 sponsored by Round Lake Methodist Men held its Blue and Gold dinner on Feb 28 in the church social room. Acting cubmaster C W Van Buren led awards including Bob cat pins for Donaldson and Dwyer, wolf badge for Crowley, bear badge with Gold and Silver Arrow for Taylor, lion badge for Kustyn and Perry, gold arrow for Curcio, service pins for one year to Van Buren Baine Perry, and two-year service pins to Kustyn Taylor Benn. Clarence Perry was recognized for Troop 9 Boy Scouts, with den mothers Eleanor Van Buren and Ramona Baine also thanked.
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Cub Pack 9
The
Round Lake Methodist Church
C. W. van Buren
Bruce Donaldson
Shawn Dwyer
Norman Crowley
David Taylor
Larry Kustyn
Clarence Perry
Anthony Curcio
James van Buren
Stephen Baine
Peter Barber
Tom Benn
Troop 9
Boy Scouts
Eleanor van Buren
Ramona Baine
Stephentown Fire Belles Plan Easter Sale and Bees
Stephentown Fire Belles hold work bees today and Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the fire hall to prepare for an Easter sale Saturday March 18. They will craft fancy articles Easter baskets and bake goods for the sale. The Missionary Circle of the Ladies Aid Society canceled its meeting due to road conditions. The Ladies will meet today at 10 30 a m in Memorial Hall to sew and work on a cancer project for the American Cancer Society. The Stephentown Volunteer Firemen meet Tuesday March 14 at 8 p m at the fire hall with president Carl Jensen presiding. A social hour and refreshments follow. Mrs William Phillips is a patient at St Luke s Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clarence Carpenter are on a vacation trip to Florida.
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Stephentown
Missionary Circle
Ladies Aid ‘Society
The
Stephentown Federated Church
Memorial, Hall
Rensselaer County
American Cancer Society
Rudolph Knaack
Carl Jensen
William Phillips
St. Luke's Hospital
Pittsfield
Mass
Clarence Carpenter
Florida
Fixopent denture membrane promises secure fit
Chemists develop a elastic artificial membrane that binds dentures to gums and mouth surfaces like natural tissue. It absorbs bite shock and protects gums, enabling eating hard foods and clearer speech. The pencil-point dispenser allows precise application. lasts around the clock and resists heat and alcohol. Available at drug counters. visit your dentist regularly.
Stephentown Couples Club Plans Three Events
The Stephentown Community Couples Club at the Fire Hall discussed a busy slate. A teens dance on Friday March 17 from 7 to 11 pm at the Stephentown Grad School follows a successful first event. Other items include a fathers son banquet at the grade school, an Easter egg hunt on April 8 at the grade school grounds, and an open house March 28 at 8 pm open to all residents.
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Stephentown
Two Albany Men Adjourned In Police Court
Two Albany men Ernest Harris and Frank Bostic appeared in Troy Police Court with lawyers absent. Harris faced third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny tied to a theft at A and P Supermarket on River Street. Bostic, 21, 138 First Street, pending counsel, both remanded to Rensselaer County Jail until today.
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Albany
Troy
Timothy J. Pogarly
Ernest Harris
Grand St
Frank Bostic
1St St
Fach
River St
Mogarly
Thomas J. O'Conner
Harris
Bostic
Rensselaer County
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