Motorists in Moyeredaile Get Nickel Parking Break
Police instruct officers to collect a nickel for each parking meter violation and tag the car. Motorists can avoid a $1 fine by turning in the ticket and nickel to local sponsor merchants.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1949
Page
4
Police instruct officers to collect a nickel for each parking meter violation and tag the car. Motorists can avoid a $1 fine by turning in the ticket and nickel to local sponsor merchants.
John B. Bullivan of the A B & B Commission and George Leon Paul Weaver of the CIO national committee will speak at a Wednesday workshop on employment discrimination at the Jewish Community Center. The event, organized by the Troy Area Council, will draw shop stewards and labor leaders.
The Stillwater Republican Club will sponsor a card party and dance at the town hall tonight with prizes from local merchants. Committee includes Mr and Mrs Clarence Payne and Mrs George Abel.
Miss Ruth Larsen daughter of Anthony S. Larsen of 443 Ninth Avenue and the late Minnie Larsen earned a doctor of philosophy degree from New York University. A Lansingburg High School alumna class of 1927 magna cum laude she held a BA with honors in 1931 and a 1933 master's from Albany State Teachers College after study at Hunter. She taught at Knickerbocker Junior High Lansingburg High and Caldwell High School before joining Panter College East Orange New Jersey as English composition literature public speaking and dramatics instructor.
North Bennington figures Lionel Nowik returns from lecturing in Indiana and Kansas. Mary Meagher visits AV Mra. Marvin Haynes of East Cardner, Maas. James Peters and Fred Wakere Jr. are mentioned with hospital stay at Putnam Memorial. A German band directed by Robert Woodworth draws interest and may perform at 815 pm, 1449 Varieten.
The Red Cross ambulance service relies on volunteer drivers who are not paid for their services. Veteran patients receive aid from this Mobile Service, with staff transporting elderly, chronically ill, and disabled veterans to medical appointments and clinics across Rensselaer County. Volunteers also deliver blood donors and assist in war-related medical care, while community notices share church sermons and local visits.
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