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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

2

Suit Settled In Supreme Court Over Car Accident

The case of Bernard Irene Fitzpatrick vs Cartwright Sales Co Inc and others in Rensselaer County Supreme Court was declared settled at noon after testimony from Mrs Fitzpatrick and two physicians. Bernard Irene Fitzpatrick of 170 5th Ave sued for injuries from a 1962 Route 4 Schuylerville crash involving a Cartwright vehicle leased by a bank and driven by Zurlo. Attorneys included George Curley and Philip Lau ldry for plaintiffs and F E Lehner with William E Noonan for defendants.

Rensselaer County T. Paul Kane Bernard -Irene Fitzpatrick 5Th Ave Cartwright Sales Co, Inc Mariners National Bank Aew Zurlo Bank Fitzpatrick Schuylerville Cartwright Company Zurlo George Curley Walsh, Curley & Bayly Philip Lauldry F. E. Lehner Delmar William E. Noonan Murphy, Aldrich, Guy, Broderick & Simon

Handwritten Torah Rules Preserve Sacred Scrolls

The Torah must be hand written on parchment under strict rules, never printed. A worn Torah is repaired or set aside rather than destroyed, maintaining reverence for Jewish law and tradition.

Famous Cliptwood Stock Prices Rise Steadily

Cliptwood markets show a sequence of price points from 10.95 to 28.95 with steady gains across sessions. Investors monitor movements for potential shifts in sector sentiment and future trading activity.

Geneva disarmament talks pause as Soviet hint of possible deal ends deadlock

In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference recessed five weeks after a late Soviet signal suggesting agreement may still be possible. Chief delegate Alexei Roshchin said the session is not utterly fruitless despite months of stalemate.

Geneva Switzerland

Dubois clubs sued over 1950 front group register law

The Justice Department asked a federal court to dismiss the suit by the W E B Dubois clubs challenging the constitutionality of the 1950 law requiring Communist front groups to register. Officials said the suit is premature because administrative remedies have not been exhausted. The Commerce Department reported 21 452 miles of interstate highway open as of March 31 with 267 miles opened in the first quarter.

Washington Justice Department Department U.S. District Court Commerce Department

Sweet New York maple season delights producers

Ithaca reports a unusually sweet year as cold weather and modern boiling methods yield lighter, delicately flavored syrup. A Cornell forester notes longer production season due to colder conditions and technology aided processing.

Ithaca New York State Cornell University

Park Service Marks 50 Years Of National Parks

The National Park Service celebrates its 50th anniversary in 1966, overseeing 231 sites over 2.5 million acres including 32 national parks and areas like battlefields and monuments. Yellowstone, older than the service, predates it by 44 years as attendance nears a record 137 million visitors.

Washington National Park Service United States Yellowstone Wyoming Park Service Congress Gettysburg White House The Hazel K. Wharton

Has 87 Kinds Of Rare Eggs In Collection

Mount Morris Illinois AP report notes Rev. O D Buck a retired minister has collected rare eggs for 75 years yielding 87 kinds. Eggs vary from ostrich size to tiny hummingbird eggs, stored in cotton. colors range white blue and speckled. Buck began as a youth gathering eggs from ground hollow trees and farm buildings near his home. he graduated from Mount Morris College in 1903.

Mount Morris, Ill O. D. Buck Buck Academy of Mount Morris College

Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder Fire Co Practice Session

Waterford state shops host a practice at 6 30 p m. tonight with members of Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder Fire Co led by Captain Frank Fannucci invited to participate.

Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder Fire Co Waterford State Shops Frank Fannucci

Town and Country Church View To Be Aired Today

The first dinner meeting of Methodist Church commissions opens the 134th Troy Methodist Conference at First Methodist Church Burlington VI with Rev. Roger L. Albright as speaker on New Directions for the Town and Country Church.

Methodist Church Troy Methodist Conference First Methodist Church Burlington Town and Country Work Commission Odd Fellows Hall Roger L. Albright Vermont Council of Churches Town and Country Church Howard M. Ham Department of Religion Syracuse University Lloyd C. Wicke New York Carl J. Byers Nassau and Brainard William A. Smith Troy Howard M. Hills Center Brunswick Harold F. Bissell Howard L. Stmmell Calvary Church Albany Saratoga Springs Hoosick Falls Dean Kelley Department of Religious Liberty National Council of Churches Christian Social Concerns Vermont Henry A. Lacy India Pakistan Nepal Board of Missions First Baptist Church America Lawrence R. Curtis Forest Avenue Church Amsterdam Harold A. Bosley Christ Church, Methodist New York City Green Mountain Troy Conference Historical Society

Adjournments in Troy Police Court Three Cases

Judge Timothy Fogarty adjourned three trials in Troy Police Court. Mrs JoAnn Ghetti of 54 McElwain Ave Cohoes faces petty larceny charges and Raymond J Shepard of 505 Second Ave is charged with driving while intoxicated. Frank N Dalton of 447 Third Ave will be tried June 3 for leaving the scene of an accident.

Troy Timothy J. Fogarty JoAnn Ghetti McElwain Ave Cohoes Raymond J. Shepard Second Ave Frank N. Dalton Third Ave

Vacuum-Canned Bacon Goes On sale In U S Firms

Vacuum canned bacon produced by at least three U S firms is sliced and partially fried ready for table after heating. It needs no refrigeration, making it convenient for picnics and vacation cooking.

Chicago United States

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