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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
13
Miss Barak Schultz of Hamipton and Pest Greenbush sues Colted Transportation Co. for 75910 damages after a May 9 1964 bus accident in Albany. Trial began in Supreme Court before Justice Gilbert with Arthur E Langhier Key and Conboy & Ranney representing the plaintiff and defendant respectively.
A new Latham Choral Community Choir of about fifty voices forms under Jobs EB Liegd at Troy Conservatory of Shasie. The first concert is scheduled at Wisterville High School Friday June 15 with weekly Friday rehearsals at TSO. Ieene Goidey serves as president and accompanist. new members include A Stanley Grover and Mrs Grever.
In a trial excerpt the defense argues the bus driver bore no negligence and a physician's examination suggests no permanent injury. The plaintiff, a practical nurse, reportedly returned to work after the accident as the case spans multiple Supreme Court numbers.
Proceedings in the Washington County Surrogate's Court for the week ending May 7 include probate actions, guardianship grants, and judicial settlements. Estates mentioned span Frank H. Eastman to Evelyn S. Armstrong with diverse towns such as Cambridge Fort Edward and Whitehall.
Dr John B Burke and Willam Donshue Trey attorney have been reappointed to the Rensselaer County Alcohol Beverage Control Board for 9.3 year terms from May 31 1945 to May 1 1947 Howard M Mullen executive officer announced the appointments yesterday.
Mayor Ahern said postwar plans call for School 5 on Fifth Avenue to become City Hall. Barker Park would stay as a park and School 3 would be renovated for the new city government building. The four story School 5 includes an attic auditorium stage and balcony and could accommodate elevators.
Police report two burglaries on Congress Street Tuesday night. The fish and fruit market at 118 Congress Street was entered via a rear window and $18.00 in cash taken from a money drawer. The Sanitary Lunch at 120 Congress Street was entered but nothing was stolen.
Gifts to the Red Cross War Fund continue arriving though the drive closed weeks ago. Joseph Rosenberg, former chairman of the commercial division, received a $50 check from a out of town contributor identified as 3 Trojan J who wished to support the Red Cross work.
Capt. Abraham A. Altman son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Altman 37 Eighth Street and husband of Mrs Anita C Altman of Syracuse is awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in combat against the Japanese on Luzon in late April. He serves with the 23nd Winged Victory Quartermaster Division and has 31 months overseas seeing action at Guadalcanal Solomons New Guinea and Luzon. Brothers First Sgt Joseph Altman and T Fifth Henry Altman are serving in the South Pacific.
Toxoid and vaccination clinics set for tomorrow in Valley Falls and Johnsonville. Dr Charles H. Sproat health officer and nurse Rosina Morath will run Valley Falls at 9 30 am and Johnsonville at 10 30 am. Children nine months to nine years receive diphtheria toxoid. smallpox vaccine offered to all ages and adults not vaccinated in five years.
A Buick was found burned and abandoned Tuesday night near the Best-Exst Greenbush road. Authorities launched an intensive search to locate the owner and determine the circumstances of the fire.
Grace B. Wyzant, daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry Wyzant, was appointed town clerk of the Texas town on Tuesday. She succeeds the previous clerk and will appoint a deputy, with the selection of a specific candidate to be announced. Wyzant has been active in civic work and will begin her official duties immediately.
The Averill Park Central School P T A plans its annual family banquet in the school gymnasium Monday evening. Rev John J Gatigan will give the invocation with Harold Britton as master of ceremonies. Thomaz Fallon Albany High School counselor will be chief speaker and motion pictures will be shown using a projector donated by the P T A. Senior dish ischool students will attend as guests and Mrs Garner Rener will welcome them. Ticket chairs are Raymond Offler and Clar ence Wagner with service by First Presbyterian Church of Sand Lake.
The Beth El Brotherhood will hold its fourth meeting of the season tonight. Officers will be elected and installed, Rabbi Reuben Slo inxs will present current events, and a social will follow. Bernard Block leads the arrangements with Benjamin Levine presiding as president.
Rev. Frederics L. Barry of Evanston NL accepts the bishop seat for the Albany Episcopal Diocese. Consecration to take place at St. Saints Cathedral soon after Bishop Oldham retires. Barry serves as rector of St Letebarry and will succeed the retiring bishop. Auxiliary LaSalle plans a breakfast and board committees meet June 17.
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