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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1943

Page

3

Settlements End Two Lawsuits Before Albany Court

At the opening of Supreme Court in Albany Justice Francis Bergan announced two cases settled without trial. Settled actions include Raymond Bentley v Andrew Helms and Delia Martin v Stanley Mark Strand Corp. A Monday trial calendar list followed with cases 177 220 191 202 81 197 208, and no jury trials have occurred this week.

Supreme Court Reneselaer County Francis Bergan Albany Raymond Bentley Andrew Helms Delia Martin Stanley- Mark-Strand Corp Justice Bergan

Telescope Stolen At Trail Summit Inn

Massachusetts State Police investigate the theft of a large telescope from the Whitcomb Summit Inn on the Mohawk Trail. Valued at 700 dollars, the coin operated device belonged to Donald Canedy of Florida, Massachusetts, and drew many Troy Area residents who stopped for a look during motoring season.

Massachusetts Whitcomb Summit Inn Mohawk Trail Troy Area Donald Canedy Florida Mass

Navy Lieutenant Promotion for Tricarico

Lieutenant Q P J Tricarico of the U S N R is promoted to lieutenant. He is stationed at the Portland Navy Yard since commissioning last August after an indoctrination course at Harvard. A Rensselaer Polytechnic graduate, he worked as a supply engineer for the Reconstruction Finance Corp. in Buffalo before enlisting. He and his wife Catherine Chrysal and their 9 year old son Robert split time between Troy and White Plains.

P. J. Tricanco U Ss. N. R Catherine Chrysal Troy Tricanico Portland Navy Yard Harvard Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Reconstruction Finance Corp Buffalo Robert White Plains Tricarico

Boy Hurt in Bicycle Mishap

James Norton, 14, of 3220 Sixth Avenue, sustained a severe laceration over the right eye and bruises after his bicycle crashed up the curb at Ingalls Avenue and Ninth Street Thursday afternoon. He was taken to Troy Hospital by a police radio car with attendants noting he was doing very nicely.

James Norton Sixth Avenue Troy Hospital Ingalls Avenue Ninth Street Charles Hayner Johns Dwyer Central Police Station

Blackout I Test Termed Successful

Troy mayor Frank J Hogan called the first blackout test under the new signal system successful despite initial confusion over the second blue period. Officials noted the red blackout was flawless and towns in Rensselaer County performed well, with two rooms prepared for blackout and early warnings relayed to wardens before the signal.

Troy Frank J Hogan Hogan War Council Music Hall Rensselaer County Civilian Protection Lewis V. Griffin Griffin Cohoes Edward C.G Thomas Albany Army RF Earl McDermott Public,safety McDermott Vilion

Henry Myers, Long Deputy Sheriff, Dies in Hoosick

Henry Myers a long time deputy sheriff and village constable for Hoosick died at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. He was a familiar figure to motorists and horse drawn vehicle drivers, serving as village blacksmith and constable with a large badge. Born August 21, 1854 in Hoomeck he led the Memorial Day parade and held church wardenships. His shop on the main road was bought by the Hoosac Club to be kept as a landmark.

Henry , Myers && Rensselaer I Hoosick Samaritan Hospital Myers Hoosick Village Bennington Hoosac Club Black Smith Constable Myers Michael Kane Bennington Tarn Mrr. Myers Hoomeck Charles and Mary Jane Farman Myers All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick Grange Crescent Club W.e Susie Clark

Obituary notice notes death three years past

The deceased is survived by son Walter of Center Brunswick and daughter Mrs Arthur Westcott of Hoosick Falls, ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. funeral to be held today.

Walter Center Brunswick Arthur Westcott Hoosick Falls

Interment at How Sick Rural Cemetery After All Saints Service

A service at All Saints Church concluded with interment planned for How Sick Rural Cemetery. The account notes the Missouri state capitol’s bronze doors as the largest cast since Roman times.

All Saints Church Howsick Rural Cemetery Missouri State Capitol

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Trail Summit THE Gaeer Street Irregulars O.W Elmer Davis Jack Dempsey Coast Guard Rouben Mamoulians By Edwin Cox Navy Red Cross Mrs. Miniver Jewelry Department Henry Myers Abyss Coats Sharlog
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