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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1949
Page
14
Firemen from the Melrose Volunteer Fire Department battled a chimney fire at the Grant’s Wolten home of Cloyd Brunick around 2 a.m. yesterday. They confined damage to a portion of the ceiling and remained on scene about an hour.
Albany report on the New Forks Senate race shows campaign themes centered on bigotry and Catholic angles. Lehman accuses Dulles of bigotry toward New York City's Jewish population while Dulles denies the charge and appeals to free enterprise. The race also factors Labor Party influence and opposition to socialized medicine, with Cardinal Spellman and Mrs. Roosevelt figures in the Catholic angle.
New York federal judge Harold Medina said after the Communist conspiracy trial that he has received about 50 000 messages from U S cities and many from abroad. He noted daily letters and calls averaging 1000 to 1800 and plans to answer them gradually while describing a public response from ordinary Americans and even some families and workers who praised fair play.
Local 21 of the United Electrical Workers in Schenectady faces a second round as right wing leaders seek to block funds and align with a new CLO organization after UE expulsion from the CIO. A Thursday court session before Justice John Alexander will examine fund release.
City and county offices and banks will be closed all day for Election Day. The city clerk's office will stay open for information but not issue licenses. Postmaster Contello said all post office windows close at 1 pm with parcel post resuming 4 pm to 5 pm and carriers making one complete delivery.
The article notes a public figure rejecting invitations to speak at many events and denying any interest in political office, including the presidency. He emphasizes contentment with his current role and asks for word to be printed to stop further pursuit. The piece references the Troy Record and cites Justice Henry Schimmel and numerous groups and organizations offering medals and prizes.
New York figures mark the 1 year term of Russell Janney, a noted omuthor. The community recognizes his service and legacy with renewed respect and brief remarks.
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