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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1944
Page
1
A special term heard motions in the John Sonny Jones assault case with Supreme Court Justice Murrey presiding. Counsel sparred over subpoenas as Assistant Attorney General Gordon urged dismissal and queried police records while McGuinness pressed for serving warrants and names of officers on duty.
Paul R. Knippel was elected chairman of the Heths Corness Eagle Mills Home Bureau at the annual meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. Irving Betts home. Offiers elected include Mrs. Carl Parris as vice chairman and Mrs. Joan H. Helly as secretary and treasurer. Members chosen as project readers were Jiemes T. Weteh and Mrs. Weyre FL Yoppes. foods reader Mrs. Alfred Seaver. clothing reader Mrs. Beéwand i Pat isen. homemaking reader Mrs. Arthena Hougeheed. Miss Battie demonstrated pressing techniques and the group planned the next meeting for June 22 at the Bragsw Bids room.
Greenwich lists 34 registrants for Marine Corps induction including Lawrence D. Seally James N. Visser Harold W Shannon and others from Greenwich Salem Cambridge Fort Edward and White Creek with three transfers to other boards for induction to Hanover Poughkeepsie and Bennington.
Morris Zuckman counsel for Jones intervened claiming he would be seized if the games of those who appeared before former Judge Edward B Finch at the investigation were revealed. Justice Murray reserved decision and directed counsel to file for examination of the office personnel present that day.
Justice William EL SMuyrravi presided yesterday as three actions were granted to proceed with dismissal motions denied. Cases included Vincent Rafferty v. Jonas Overocker, Michael Jackson v. John Overocker, and John W. White v. New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. Other actions scheduled for the next term involved alimony motions, witness examinations, and adjournments in related suits.
A historical notice lists names connected to an annulment of marriage. The named parties include Helen McClintock Nyles McClintock Ada C Scott Frederick W Scott and Mary Welch Burdick with Marion Gower as guardian against Lawrence Burdick.
Tax reports filed in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court by Edward J. Poland detail estates of George Goodermote of Berlin who died March 13 and Ida A. Davitt formerly of Poasten Bill who died November 15 192L. George Goodermote left a gross estate of 10030.42 net 39 945.52 with the entire estate to his widow Abbie Goodermote. Davitt left a gross estate of 4000 net 3020.00 with the estate to her son John W Pavitt. Attorneys Gur F Swinnerton and Clarence G Simmons are listed.
Plans for Tibbits Cadets to participate in the Memorial Day parade were set at a Senior Company meeting at the State Armory. An open house is planned after the parade, with reports on Easter ball and carnival activities by Capt William F. Birkby and Robert H. Hanna. A letter from Capt Kenneth VanValkenburg, now with the 58th Infantry in the Pacific, discussed morale-boosting furlough plans.
Charles H. Bailey 91 oldest member of a Masonic order in Troy died at his residence on Syewe Avenue after a short illness. He was born in Troy and worked at the Puller and Warren stove firm for over fifty years. Bailey was a longtime member of St. Luke's Church and King Solomon Lodge F and A M. Survived by two daughters and several grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm from Bryce Funeral Home with Masonic rites tomorrow at 8 pm. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Four Troy Police Department captains who were appointed provisionally passed the Municipal Civil Service exam. Michael J. Sullivan announced all examinees succeeded with rankings led by Charlies H. Burkhardt, Frederick H. Ibbett, Enoch Eaton, and Michael Morine. Arkhard, ranked fifth, was placed atop the first list due to disabled veteran status under state law.
Curtis E. Calder president of American and Foreign Power Co Ing New York will address Albany Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at 5 pm Tuesday at the DeVite Chinton Hotel Albany He will discuss Economic Aspects of Latin America A dinner follows at 6 30 pm before the business session.
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