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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1950

Page

9

Ellis Gimbel Dies Leader Of Gimbel Stores At 44

Ellis Gimbel head of the Gimbel store system died at his home after a four day illness. He was 44 and survived by his son Zilla A. Jr and two daughters. He helped found a Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago and other branches and was known for pioneering store escalators and delivery innovations. A noted philanthropist for the blind and underprivileged, he sponsored Thanksgiving parades and contributed to countless charitable efforts in Philadelphia. Born November 9 1865 in Vincennes Indiana he helped build the Gimbel Brothers chain with his brothers and father Adam Gimbel.

Pailadelphia Ellis A. Gimba Zilla A. Jr Fridolyn Graham Richard Gimbel Giendal Elia Gimbel Philadelphia New Yor Pittsburg Chicago de- Lee Beverly Hills Cal Miami Gimbel Vincennes Ind Hlaether Adam Gimbel U.S Baveria Young Elis Milwaukee Big Gimbel New York City

Money Panic Grips East German Zone

The East mark plunged as fears of currency reform swept the Soviet zone. Exchanges in West Berlin showed East marks trading as low as 8.73 to one West mark, while officials denied any reform plans. Banks blamed Western changers for the panic, and exporters rushed to convert East marks to Western cash amid a near 50 percent decline since January.

Berlin Germany West Berlin of Emisalon ADN Western Germany Auacia IMA Reichemark

Nursing Group Convenes in Albany at College of Pharmacy

The Hudson Valley League of Nursing Educating will host a Tuesday meeting at 2:50 am at Albany College of Pharmacy New Scotland Avenue Albany. Speaker Mary XL Rogan of Stracer University School of Nursing and Mrs Beatrice Kinsey Brecden of the league will preside. The agenda covers committee duties and guidance within nursing education.

Hudson Valiey Learue Will Ate Albany College of Pharmacy New Scotland Avenue Albany Mary XL Rogan Stracer Universitey School of Nursng Beatrice Kinsey Brecden League Dheroreinn Dn Rharze Merourenent Iran

Automotive Engineers of Arca Meet Key SAE Groups

Automotive Engineers of Arca will meet with Carl F. Bache vice president to discuss shares of research with Cratt penta Aviation and Ereiesng Corp in Detroit Michigan. The meeting features the Ma hawk Hudson Group and the RE Student Group of the Society of Automotive Engineers this month.

Carl F. Bache Crattpenta Aviation Ereiesng Corp Detroit Mich Mahawk-Hudson Society of Automotive Engineers

Retired Banker Dick Utica Dies at Home After Long Career

Obituary notes the passing of Dick Utica OP Mantes FG, former president of the Savings Bank of Utica. He died at his home after a life linked to finance and civic service. He studied at Chiviton College and had connections to Utica and area institutions.

Utica Savings Bank of Arniiton Chiviton

Stephentown Couple Marks 6th Wedding Anniversary

Approximately 200 relatives and neighbors gathered at Taconic Valley Grange to honor Mr and Mrs Jessy Snow of Stephentown on their golden anniversary. The event featured a surprise arrangement by Mrs Zillah Snow Herrington of Johnsonville, a program with solos and a history of the Snows life, gifts including a television set, and visitors from nearby towns and states.

Taconic Valley Grange Jessy Snow Weet Stephentown Zillah Snow Herrington Johnsonville Mra. Herrington Oscar Arnold Stephentown Center Snows Fred Jones Grange Mra Snow Schaghtleoka Fale Association View Roy Robert Snow Norwalk Conn Pitts Fed Dalton Mars Hancock Mass

Two Hurt In Saratoga Springs Spa Collision

Two people were severely injured in a two car crash at Washington and Walnut Streets in Saratoga Springs yesterday afternoon. Vernon J. Vinehout, 58, and Miss Tina Kondo nar, of Washington Street, were hospitalized in serious condition. They were in a car driven by Vinehout when it hit a vehicle driven by Mrs Grace Clifford of York Avenue. The Clifford family of five were not injured. Vinehout and Mrs Clifford were treated for shock and internal injuries. Kondenar suffered a fractured skull and facial lacerations.

Saratoga Springs Saratoga Vinehout Ton Clifford Carrera Frederick J. Clifford Amale

Conference panel approves tent control funds in Senate bill

A House Senate conference committee backed a 4 million dollar item for rent control contingencies. The Senate earmarked 1.4 million for operating expenses to June 30 and 2.6 million to pay employees and wind down work unless controls are extended. The package, part of an 857 million dollar appropriation to boost agency funds through June 30, trims 20.075 million from the Senate increases. Approval awaits ratification by both chambers.

Washington LP House-Senate Senate Congress House Conference

Navy dredging bills detail Missouri afloat costs in 1947 effort

Navy paid 130500 to float the Missouri out of Chesapeake mud after extensive salvage work. Army dredge usage cost 53400, plus 16400 for private towing, 730 in overtime to pilots and mates. Additional items covered beach gear salvage gear explosives and aqua peacetime repairs. Total amount not fully shown.

Washington Navy Chesapeake Army Admr Forrest P. Sherman Naval Operations House FINO

Fort Edward Woman's Will Probated

The will of Mrs Ella M Potter of Fort Edward is probated by Surrogate John H Dewald. Emily G Morrison niece receives a large share including the home at 116 Broadway Fort Edward furniture and a car. Other heirs receive varying sums from 1 to 10000 with churches libraries and a home for aged women receiving 1000 each. Emily G Morrison named executrix.

Ella M. Potter Fort Edward Largo John H. Dewald Greanmich Washington County Hudson Falls Emily G. Morrison Morrison Broadway David Wath Marjorie Jan Lochhead Ian Lochhead Archinald Pau Annie Paul James Thomas Paul Grane Potter Frederick A. Pottar Mra. Cat Wallace Labosier Emma Durkee Clifford Durkee Fort Edward Village

Strikes Grow Across Belgium in Regime Crisis

The nation faces a widening strike wave as Liberal ministers consider resigning to shape a parliamentary move against the regency. In Liege and Charleroi 25,000 metal workers and 20,000 miners joined action, with glass mills idle and interurban services halted. Dock workers in Antwerp voted a 24 hour strike to begin Monday, while civil port workers echoed similar action. The Socialist led movement aims to keep Leopold from returning, signaling a major political confrontation led by former premier Paul Henri Spaak.

Leos Jold Social Christian Byskens Liege Krom Charleroi Mons Namur Antwerp General Federation of Labor National Christian Union Federation Socialist Party Leopold Paul Henri Spank

Iranian Princess Home Robbed Of Jewels And Furs

The luxurious midtown apartment of Princess Ghodsee Kia of Iran was robbed of about 90000 dollars in jewels and furs. Detectives report a two year series of society robberies nearing three million dollars. investigation continues with few leads. The princess, wife of an Iranian diplomat, found a bureau drawer ransacked upon returning from a luncheon. Jewelry missing includes a diamond brooch from Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, emerald and diamond rings, three necklaces, a diamond wristwatch, earrings and bracelets.

York Princess Ghodsee Kia Iran John Enright Far Princera Losa Kia Shan Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Anife Emad Kia New York Ministry of Foreign Affairs

King George VI honors Irish Guards with shamrocks

The King presented shamrocks to the Irish Guards during a ceremonial parade in celebration of Patrick’s Day and the regiment’s anniversary. Queen Elizabeth II and other royals attended as Mrs Josephine Wheele of Cork watched from the crowd. The tradition traces to Queen Victoria who ordered the guards be founded to honor bravery in the Boer War.

Landon George VI Patrick's Chivers Darrecke Ettzateth Trincesa Pitanheth Viscount Airaander Jreephine Wheele Arwecarbers County Cork Ireland Bown Gueen Victoria

Stack Driscoll Confer On Housing Project

Stack and Driscoll met with federal housing officials in New York City to discuss the authority's redevelopment and clearance plans for a housing project. Justin E. Draxcoll, executive director of the Troy Housing Authority, attended as a senior official.

Stack Driscoll Martian BR. Stack Justin E. Draxcoll Troy Housing Authority New York Cit

Christian Endeavor Alumni Plan Dinner

The annual Christian Endeavor Alumni Dinner is planned for April 1 at the Church of China. Mission community organizer BR Lodowie, president of the Trow Christian Endeavor Union, will preside as toastmaster, with Robert J. Kelley of the New York State Christian Endeavor Union assisting.

Alomnd Union of Christian Eedeaver Church of China Dierpine Rede Lodowie Trow Christian Endeavor Union Robert J. Kelley New York State Christian Endeavor Union

Obituary Notices From Troy Area Deaths In Local Times

A jumble of obituaries from the Troy area reports the deaths of Mrs. George A. Coyle of 251 Con Lewis Street and several others including Edward J. Morin of 43 hire Teenth Street and Henry Schermerhorn of Grafton. Surviving relatives include daughters, sons, and siblings. services and interment are noted for multiple churches and cemeteries across Troy, Rensselaer and surrounding towns with mourners and church affiliations listed.

George A. Coyle Lavwig Street Con Lewis Street Mt. Ida Memorial Troy George E. Pitcher Detrecntville Sherman Robert Felderman Center Brunswick Himes Arthur H. Landmesser First Methodist Church of Edward J. Morin Edward J. Moun Hire Teenth Street Coleman Heel and Wedge Co Cohoes Albany Hospital Montreal St. Franois de Salex Church Holy Name Society James Joseph Charles Morin Charles Honsinger Lester Brewer Henry Schermerhorn Als Gratton Wix Brothers Walter Schermerhorn Petersburg William Orville George Milford Albert Schermerhorn Grafton Clarence Weeden Hazel Tucker Albany Grafton Baptist Church Meadow Lawn Cemetery Wruck Rensselaer County Highway Department Florence Reed Levi Street Culver City Call Henry Street West Hoosick Fiora Haak Shortsville Mahar Hoosick Farm Everett E. Gardiner West Hoosick Cemetery Cottrell William T. Cottrell Resi Dence Fifth Avenue William X. Burnett Memorial Methodist Church Edward Hall Edward Hoffman William T Fred H. Riffelbach Mount Ida Burnett

Elder ship disaster leaves 14 missing at sea

Search directors weigh two possibilities for 14 missing men after Elder was abandoned. They may still be aboard and adrift, or have left on rafts while the 26 survivors were rescued. The last Elder contact was March 1 north of Johnston Island, 700 miles from Pearl Harbor, with calm seas and a suspected diesel engine failure.

Thia Brewster Johnston Island Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Sea Frontier

Miss Clapp Installed Wellesley President

Miss Margaret Clapp was inaugurated yesterday as the eighth president of Wellesley College. An academic procession included educators from 86 colleges and universities and most classes since 1375. Eleven honorary decrees were conferred, including a doctor of letters to Nagamne and Viva Lakshmi Pandit as the first U. S. ambassador from India.

Taxicab Driver Robbed by Two Teen Girls

New York taxi driver Abra cam Feldman was held up Thursday night by two teen-age girls who demanded money. One girl reached through the front window and grabbed the wallet, then both fled down a dark alley. Feldman reported the robbery to the Bronx police, describing the suspects as under five feet tall and about 15 years old.

New York Abra Cam Feldman

Fire causes truck engine failure at Third Street scene

Firefighters from Central Fire Station were sent to Third Street near State Street yesterday around 7:31 pm to tackle a blaze in the engine of a truck named AAR, owned by J. Tanert of 122 Second Street, Waterviet. No injuries reported.

Central Fire Station Third Street State Street J. 8 Tanert Second Street Waterviet

Meeting Called By National Retail Association Aims 2300+ Attendees

Goodman of Union-Fern tar and rhaazeman of the board of Diparters of the National Reta Farhiter Association head an organization hosting over 2300 on tall furniture stoges. They will attend a meeting of agency directors in Brook, Miss, Monday and Tuesday.

4Dulize Goodman Union-Fern. Tar Rhaazeman Diparters National Reta Farhiter+ Assocation United Btatanill Wa Agencation ] Directora Brox Mies

Taber Pledges Four-Billion Budget Cut Plan

Washington Republican Taber, House economy chief, proposes a four billion dollar cut to President Truman's 24 billion dollar budget. He aims to curb spending as the omnibus bill moves to the floor around March 27, signaling a broader drive to balance the deficit amid foreign aid and anti Communist program funding.

Taber Washington INS House G.O.P New York Wall Press Truman Appropriations Committee

Loyalty Check Plan Opposed By F B I

Washington reports that the Justice Department denounced a House approved amendment to the National Science Foundation bill. It would force the FBI to make loyalty findings on Foundation employees or scholarship recipients. Ford said such changes threaten the bureau's role and U.S. democratic principles. The measure moved through committees and faces possible Senate-House conference adjustments.

Washington Justice Department Congressiona Federal Bureau Investigaon House Department FBT National Science Foundation Senate FBI House Interstate Commerce Committee Peyton Ford Bellecta Hoover Ford Alau F.B.I J. Edgar Hoover Defense Johnson Department Isd Foundation FLBL Bureau Hoover United States

Troops Called To Quell Turin Rioting In Spaise

Riot clashes in Turin between Communists and Neo Fascists injure sixteen. Police used tear gas and warning shots to clear demonstrators from streets near government buildings after a Thursday attack by sixty Communists on fifty members of the Tobian Social Movement.

Rome UTP Turin Tovian Social Movement Mss Adea

Ford And UAW Reach Pension Agreement

Detroit reports Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers officials say they have reached a pension agreement. The company will contribute 8 percent of wages into the pension fund for each hour worked and retain rights to modify benefits after Congress revamps Social Security. The plan funds over a wide period as intended by the company.

Detroit Ford Motoron United Auto Workers

Judith Coplon Homeward After Bail Pending Appeal

Judith Coplon returned to Brooklyn after being granted bail of 6000 dollars while appealing her case. The note records unclear details but notes her release and homecoming as part of ongoing legal proceedings. Also mentioned are two other defendants, Mase Cosion and Valentin A Gutotzhev, each sentenced to 16 years last week, with one awaiting a potential suspended term and possible transport to his homeland.

New York Brooklyn Washington, D.C Judith Coplon

Laborite MP Adam McKinlay Dies in Scotland

Adam McKinlay a Labour Party member of the British House of Commons died of a heart attack at his Dumbartonshire home. His death reduces the majority of the Alliee government and triggers the first by election to fill the vacancy in the new parliamentary session.

London UPI Adam McKinlay Labor Party House of Commons Dumbartonshire Scotland Alliee

Thieves Break In At Monigus Ward and Company Store

Police report a burglary at the Monigus Ward and Company store in Tra ip Menands with thieves prying a dock door latch to enter. Two cigarette machines owned by Werten's vending company were smashed, a small cash amount and cigarettes taken, investigation ongoing led by Menands Police Chief A R Co funder and Chief William McTague.

Monigus Ary Ward and Company Tra Ip Menands Neg Rm A. R. Co Funder Menanda Sy An’ Bany Vending Company Werte Ward Co James W. Claydon Menands William McTague Montgomery Graff Jaam

School 10 pupils present Irish program

Eighth grade pupils at School 10 performed an Irish program during a Thursday assembly under dancing teacher Miss Adelade Ott. The show featured a scene from Little Women, a Life of St Patrick eulogy read by Robert Kane, piano solo by Myra Rothenberg, and songs by several students led by Miss Margaret McGovern.

Kelly Green Adelade Ott Listere Erin Robert Kane St. Patrick Louisa May Alcott Missea Rose Mary Ka

Kiwanis Club Hears Telephone Executive Visit

Kiwanis Club of Poestenkill heard Augard Carlson executive of the New York Telephone Co Albany speak on his trip to Colombia South America at the weekly meeting at Du Four's Ton Arthur McCormick Delmar Club president presided Delmar club conducted the mong Lt Gov Herman Moch of Rensselaer wag guest et boner

Augard Carlson New York Telephone Co Albany Columbia South America Kiwanis Club Poestenkill Arthur McCormick Delmar Club Delmar Herman Moch I Rensselaer

Albany Excited Over Green On Gen Sheridan

The Capitol in Albany displayed St. Patrick's Day decorations on Gen. Philip H. Sheridan but the green mantle vanished amid a theft. Governor Dewey ordered an investigation. the thief would be draped in orange if caught. Mayor Corstag pledged police help in the search for the Orange Pan.

Philip H. Sheridan Capitol Albany Kelly Greem Thomas FE. Dewey County Cork Erastus Corstag

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