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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
4
U S production of coins has been sharply reduced since the high spending days of World War II. From an all time peak of 2,448,104,101 domestic coins minted in the 1945 fiscal year, the figure dropped to 911,257,286 for the 1949 fiscal year.
A Consolidated Edison boiler mechanic, James Buckley, 52, of 244 East 2nd Street, died from burns after a coal dust explosion at the Waterside plant. Four other workers remained critical as flames engulfed the seven story sub-basement area and others fled the building.
St Josephs Holy Name Society plans its second annual communion breakfast at Panetta's Restaurant Manande on Mothers Day. Members will receive a body Mass at St Josephs Church then dine. The annual meeting and officer elections follow with Rev Tarsicius Farley OFM as principal speaker. Leo Abbott chairs the arrangements with Rev Leo P Brady as spiritual director. Final plans set at 5 p.m. tomorrow at St Josephs Club. reservations close then.
Berlin police report a West Berlin court sentenced a former SS officer to death for gassing more than a million Jews in a Polish concentration camp during the German occupation. The defendant, year old, accused of personally pushing Jews into gas chambers, was identified by a Sobibor survivor who recognized him on a Berlin street.
Johnsonville Mrs Minnie Warren hosted a card club gathering at her home Thursday evening. Mrs Floyd Burdick has returned home after a several week illness at Leonard Hospital. Charles Eycleshymer spent winter in Winter Park Florida and has come back. The Deerlick Home Bureau took part in Rensselaer County Achievement Day at the Baptist Church in Troy, displaying aluminum trays plastic bags sewing screens and cotton dresses.
Parents at a YWCA program viewed two films You and Your Family and You and Your Friends and discussed handling teen independence. Miss Eather M. Fleming urged balanced parental help with housework and setting curfews while stressing safety and communication to reduce tensions in adolescence.
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