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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
7
In Minneapolis Donald Cheney received a $100 fine for starting a fire in an apartment building risking the lives of thirty families. The report flags the smoking in a red coat as the incident trigger.
Senator Edwin C. Johnson lashed out at Modesto Moxsellini, an Italian director linked to Nazi collaboration and drug crime. He accused Rossellini of exploitation related to Ingrid Bergman and alleged custody disputes in Los Angeles.
Johnson links Roberto Rossellini to wartime collaboration and postwar narcotics networks. He asserts Rossellini became a known cocaine addict and involved in black market activities, claiming he admitted drug addiction during an Austrian marriage annulment proceeding.
Saratoga Lake Property Owners Inc revises its membership fee plan to be discussed at the May 1 meeting of officers and board. The plan calls for mailing dues notices to all lake property owners with payments to the secretary. A NY State Department of Public Works letter asks the association to report dumping along highways.
In Rome yesterday the Communist and Socialist allies protested in Parliament against government police measures. Premier Alcide De Gasperi’s cabinet authorized stronger police forces and local chiefs to ban public rallies, saying the moves protect public order amid a wave of Communist led strikes. The Communists claim the actions target the working population.
Troy High School set its Spring Free sophomore sponsored dance with cochairmen Miss Roberta Cohen and Albert Barsamian. Committee heads include Miss Katherine Haase decorations Miss Ruth Wood publicity Joseph Dunwoody and Miss Dorothy Bragel tickets Harold Abramson and Louis Martucci orchestra and J Mise Shirley Hil and Stephen Grosberg entertainment.
Athens reports Premier Sophocles Venizelos ordered a full investigation of all ministries to expose abuses of trust since 1941. The cabinet also announced no more civil servants would be appointed. American advisors suggest sharply reducing government employees.
The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Browns 5 to 3 as Bobby Thomson hit a second spring homer and drove in another run. Thomson added a two bagger later in the eighth off Dick Starr with the bases loaded to widen the gap. Ed Garver pitched seven innings for St Louis allowing three hits while Sheldon Jones started for New York and was touched for four hits including a twin bill homer by Ray Jevers.
The Lansingburg Outcasts, holders of a 30 6 basketball record and YMCA house league champions, plan a softball squad for entry into the American Division. Interested candidates may call Bill Johnson at Bedford 35 1679. First workouts likely in a week at the 112th Street playground.
A bull named Brampton Pinnacle Wizz owned by Mr and Mrs Andrew B Danish of Troy earned an excellent rating in a 12-animal herd classification by the American Cattle Club Midht. Other animals in the group received very good and good plus ratings.
Col C L MacArthur Cirele and the Ladies of the GAR meet at Spanish War Hall at 3 PM to plan a dinner honoring three past presidents. Preliminary plans were shared at a Saturday Clermont Restaurant diner meeting chaired by Mrs Anna Bradley.
Richard Wolf, 7 of 611 Jacob Street, sustained a laceration to the left ankle while playing in a home setting. He received first aid at St Mary's Hospital after being transported by patrolmen John Branen and John Kane, then returned home following treatment by Dr John H Courhhin Jr.
Milwaukee sports writer notes Weemi Marevich, longtime bowler, dumped his hat shoes and bowling equipment into the Menominee River after declaring his 14 year career a brick wall. He claimed his average had been 170 and that frustration peaked Sunday.
YMCA intermediate lacrosse players meet at 5 30 to 7 30 at the Arthory for outdoor drills under coach Mike Esposito and Jack McCumber. Prospective players urged to attend with gloves, as field remains open and no cuts planned pending tryouts.
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