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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1949

Page

2

Murder charges linger on spurned teacher case

Park Avenue tragedy leaves Mrs. Melon Reinberg dead in her apartment. Police say assistant chief detective Conrad Rathengast labeled it a murder tied to a spurned teacher. Investigators describe a grim scene and ongoing inquiry into motive and suspect.

New Terk Park Avenue Mayer & OT Pearold Bimesti Desesth Melon Reinberg Metkite Taapecer Conrad

Fragmentary OCR Note About a Detective Detective Pine

A partial OCR text references a person named Det Pine who lived on Wast Neth fitvent and mentions a Mr. in the vicinity. The sentence is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to establish a full news item.

Det Pine

Major policy speech by Yugoslavia leader set for April

Baigrade Tugoslavia Und Premier Marchal Tite will deliver a major speech next month that could steer Yugoslavia's future in world affairs. Expected around April 10 before the People's Front of Yugoslavia, it may signal a shift toward improved relations with the West and address relations with Communist neighbors since Cominform blacklisting eight months ago.

Tugoslavia Marchal Tite Tugeslavie People's Front of Yugoslavia Communist Information Burten Cominform

New York Administrator Sets April Milk Price

New York administrator J Blanford announced an April price of 503 per hundredweight for fuld milk in the New York metropolitan marketing area. The April price is slightly below the 548 set in February and March this year and in April 1958. Blanford noted the Class 1A price does not go to producers but helps support a uniform price paid to dairy farmers.

New York J. Blanford New York Metropolitan Blanford

Dewey Signs Measure Taxing Fund Premiums

Albany Governor Dewey signed a bitterly contested bill taxing premiums paid into the state workers compensation insurance fund. The law becomes effective April 1 and subjects state fund premiums to the same two percent tax as private insurers. During heated debates, advocates estimated annual revenue around 3.5 million dollars.

Albany Dewey

Shushan Notices and Red Cross Benefit Report

Mrs Edward Hayes spends weekend in Albany while Mrs Clifford Ellie visits sister Mrs Raymond Jones of Bridgeport Conn. Shu shan Volunteer Firemen host a ham supper in Grange Hall on Thursday March 31 to raise funds for needed equipment. Proceeds total thirty dollars. A Red Cross card party Thursday featured eleven tables with prizes won by Mita Sumner John Lahtinen Anderson Foster and Patricia Robeson.

Edward Hayes Albany Clifford Ellie Raymond Jones Bridgeport Conn Shushan jGrange Hall Red Cross Mita Sumner Lind John Lahtinen Anderson’ Foster Patricia Robeson

Military funeral held for Lt Woodworth at Hoosick Falls

The body of Lt. James G. Woodworth, killed in action August 12, 164, is arriving from Pramos to be buried Tuesday at 3:30 pm at Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Burial follows at Maple Grove with Pastor Bradshaw of North Hoosick Methodist officiating, featuring a selective service group. Woodworth, a Camp Blasdings graduate, served with Company C, Second Regiment New York Guard and is survived by his mother Mrs. Martha Woodworth of North Hoosick and a brother George of Cambridge Center, with local services in Hoosick Falls.

Fie James G. Weedworth Pramos Woodworth North Hoasick Maple Grove Thia Village William KK. Bradshaw North Moessick Methodist Mick Falls Camp Blasding Fla Hopwick Falls High School Mig. Co New York Guard Martha

Mary McClellan Hospital Patient and Local Church Notices

Mrs Desmond C Bailey is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital. The next meeting of the Ladies Ard Society of the Methodist Church is on March 3 with Mrs Bele M Welling, Mrs William Zito and Mrs George Pierson attending. Farm and Home Week at Cornell University drew a group including Mrs Zito and Mrs Pierson returning from Ithaca. Dividend Earned Easily. Chicago Bondholders ahead $68,907 as unredeemed tickets were not accepted by the Chicago Transit Authority. Rev Lawrence P. Kelly is pastor. Mis Muse Grace Hall, Betty Whitman as organist. Services tomorrow. Miss Shiller Simmons announced as daughter of Mr and Mrs George Simmons. Rev Robert B Thomas is pastor. Church School meets at 5:45 pm. Stillwater Parent-Teacher Association hobby show planned for April 18. Mrs Char Morris and Mrs James Brookings to be contacted. Mrs Jacob W Pitrey hosted the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club. two tables played with awards to Mr Charis Wortcott and Miss Naresh Tompkins. Church Network notices.

Desmond C Bailey Mary McClellan Ladies Ard Society The Methodist Church Bele M Welling William Zito George Pierson Tihaca Cornel University Lawrence P. Kelly Grace Hall Betty Whitman Mise Shiller Simmons Federated Church George Simmons Robert B Thomas Cewy Seers Tee Stillwater Parent-Teacher Association Asyone Chara Morris James Brooking April Abertains Cid Jacob W. Pitrey Charis Wortcott Naresh Tompkins Caarch Mosess Peters Cherch

State Warns Flu May Close Schools

The Health Department warned that a flu outbreak could force several districts to close schools. Absences mounted as influenza, measles, and mumps appeared in Oneida, Onondaga, Otsego, and Rensselaer counties with central and grammar schools reporting significant absenteeism. Some districts, like Stamford and Laurens, briefly reopened or suspended classes as officials monitored the spread.

Albany Oriskany Falls Oneida County Robert F. Korns Fabius Onondage County Stamford Delaware County Korna Jerome Kogan Oriskany Falla Laurens Scio Paul F Waterman Fablaa Citn Monton Central Grammer Dominic Addison Smith The Guide Central Clinton Kirk Land and Clark Mills Hoosick Fallslegany Rensselaer County

Three Navy balloons downed by U S agents in state chase

U S agents and police halted Navy balloons during training flights as one landed near Deposit and another forced to land elsewhere. One crew member injured. In unrelated items, Trinity Methodist Church mold waek service and choir rehearsals set for midweek. Miss Jane Williams undergoes emergency pendectomy and church board meeting slated. a youth rally planned at First Avenue Methodist. High speed giraffes are noted as a curious aside with speeds cited from Britannica.

Phoeniz G& — Federal Martinsburg U. S Lakehurst N. J Upstate New York Lewis County Deposit 1 Trinity Methodist Church Hen.y Olvin F. Irecon Adam Decker First Avenue Methodist Waterviset

Bank Robbery Suspect Lampeell Captured After Flight

Federal agents and police prepared to arrest Lloyd E Lampeell after he admitted robbing a Los Angeles bank and being linked to a San Diego holdup. Lampeell, 48, was said to be aboard a plane bound for Kansas City when captured.

Lloyd E Lampeell Los Angeles San Diego Moeyee Federal Bureau of Investigation and Police Lampzell Kansas City

Clergy Leader Urges Peace via Marshall Plan and NATO

Rev William C Kernan of Scarsdale urged peace with Communists at a 900 attendee Spring Meeting in St Johns Cohens noting war can be prevented if the US implements the Marshall Plan Truman Doctrine and the North Atlantic Alliance. He argued Communism is atheistic and Christians should avoid Communist fronts while Bishop Barry outlined a new laymen’s mission support group. Supper and toasts followed with John’s Church hosting and Millhouse as toastmaster.

William C. Kernan Scarsdale Troy St. John's Episcopal Church Cohens Kerman United States North Atlantic Alliance Kernan Institute of American Democracy Frederick L. Barry Episcopal John's Church Chester FF Millhouse R. A. Horvfall

Hoover Group Accused of Wandering into Political Propaganda

The Democratic National Committee accuses the Hoover government reorganization effort of drifting into political propaganda. Citing Capital Comment, it says the mission shifted from studying government efficiency to investigating government business projects with big accounting firms and engineering firms.

Washington

Palmyra Blaze Destroys Two Businesses. One Man Dead

Fire ravaged Palmyra for nearly three hours causing over 100000 in losses to two business buildings. Paul Rubery, village president and hardware store owner, estimated damages broad. Maynard Fassett, 39, killed by an explosion in the jewelry store during the blaze.

Palmyra Heath Dewitt Cullip Paul Rubery Maynard Fassett

New Halfpenny Paper Enters London Field

London publisher Julian Sanith, running a rag from his bedroom on a clothes mangle press, launches a halfpenny newspaper with a foreign correspondence team. It charges a line rate of quarterpence and advertises Africa and Canada coverage.

London Field London Africa Canada Julian Sanithails

West Sand Lake Family Return From Florida

Jomph Werger is home from the hospital along with Mrs Grace Werger and Harry Grant Werger and their families. A local bureau meeting moved from next Wednesday to Tuesday due to a lender's haste. The meeting will be hosted at the home of Mrs Floyd Grapjesm.

Jomph Werger Grace ,Werger Harry Grant Werger Florida West Sand Lake-Wycester Kill Ithaca Floyd Grapéjesm

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