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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1949
Page
2
A long list of Republican nominees presented with names and residences for various offices including associate judge, U S Senator, supreme court justice, district attorney, city treasurer, clerk and multiple ward aldermen. Residences span Brooklyn Troy Rensselaer Albany Menands and Kingston with numerous Troy and Rensselaer streets.
A long list of Democratic nominees is named for various offices including United States Senator and local supervisors. The document lists candidates such as Charles W. Froessel Herbert Lehman and Angelo Carletta with residences in New York City Troy Albany Kingston and Rensselaer. It also describes a flag device emblem for identifying candidates.
A Washington correspondent laments patent briefs written by lawyers and digs into the U S Patent Office gazette to uncover a device called tensorial davica claimed to cut hair. Inventors Neil Holsclaw and Fred E Sudlow describe a single instrument combining scissors clippers and comb. Other new patents include a dishwashing machine bicycle sidecar drum beaters and an ice cream sundae container with cherry on top.
A long church and civic notices page lists religiou s services across Averill Park and Sand Lake. Rev. John J. O Connor will celebrate Masses at St Henry's Bangor Rev. John C Hauenstein preaches at the Presbyterian church with choir selections. Armistice observances, youth fellowships, and Sunday School gatherings are scheduled at Averill Park Methodist averaging 10:30 to 11:30 am and 6:30 pm, with various officers elected and programs described. A Baptist service at Sand Lake, and Odd Fellows and local church events fill the day. A special note references a New York Telephone Company dial system demonstration at Averill Park and a Halloween party hosted by Miss Mary Pierce on Monday evening.
Charles Russell aged 23 formerly of Williamstown Massachusetts died in an automobile crash in San Antonio Texas He was the brother of Mrs John Dington of Saratoga Springs and husband of Mary Brackett of Saratoga Springs Interment will be in Williamstown Namely he was serving in the Army
The Troy District Zionist Organization of America presents My Father’s House at the Jewish Community Center Monday at 8 pm. An English speaking cast from Israeli Hebrew stage stars, starring Trane Broza, runs a story of a Jewish boy fleeing European extermination and a survivor woman who meet in Israel. The film, shot in the Holy Land with local populations, features music by the Israel Symphony Orchestra and is shown as a free public service.
A long list of Liberal party candidates is provided for roles including Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals, District Attorney, City Treasurer, and ward Aldermen. The text names numerous individuals and repeats ward locations in Troy New York, with scattered addresses and partial office titles.
Freeda K. Haywood of Mt Morris visits Rensselaer Rebekah District No 2 at Cropseyville Pleasant Valley lodge. More than 100 attend a 6:30 turkey dinner at Gilead Church Brunswick followed by the district meeting with speeches, skit, and a degree on cooperation and service.
Hesley Snyder aged 53 was rushed to St Marys Hospital shortly after 1 pm yesterday after a sudden ailment while riding in a taxi. Patrohaen Bell and Bernard Madwen of the police radio patrol assisted him. Hospital officials report he is in safe condition and receiving treatment from Dr. Coughtin.
The American Labor Party lists numerous nominees across wards including Ward Supersent roles, alderman and treasurer positions. The long roster names candidates such as Edward D Har o ld J Wat son Anthony Testo James Pileo worth Mary Finnes and Richard Terzian with many others across NYC wards. Regulary noted addresses and ward designations accompany the ticket.
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