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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1944

Page

6

Noxon Denied New Trial in Mongoloid Infant Case

John F. Noxon and J Pinsfield faced a jury in Berksh ire County after his murder conviction for the Sept 1913 death of his mongoloid infant son. A motion for a new trial was denied by Judge E Pigasui, with defense contending the verdict rested on insufficient evidence.

John F. Noxon J. Pinsfield Berkshire County Jets Atratan E Pigasui Rtedel Bresu Counse Delton Hervey Cole Coursel Crisende Massachusetts Josepe Ely Walter J. Donev Noxon Foos Lawrence Leg

Saratoga Man Fined in Syracuse Theft Plea

Hamid Houdzen of Saratoga Springs was fined 3100 in U S District Court at Syracuse yesterday after pleading guilty to stealing government owned tools from the American Locomotive Co works at Schenectady.

Saratoga Hamid Houdzen Sarstoza Springs U. S Syracuse American Locomotive Co Schenecta

Town Meeting of the Air Probes U.S. World Power Role

A radio program discusses America’s role in global organizations and whether a United States representative should have authority to commit force. The Reader's Digest sponsors the Tonight broadcast with WHRY and affiliated outlets.

America Mon H World Organization Reader's Digest WHRY

Air Wick odor fighting product sales pitch

An advertisement touts a new air freshener using activated caloreptyll to mask cooking fish odors. It claims the product cleans indoor air, costs a cent or two daily, and is sold nationwide with trademarked Wick names.

Scergan Brothers, Inc New York 13 Sustributers

Green Island Youth Canteen Dance And School Observances

Green Island hosts the sixth canteen dance starting at 8 p m at Broe seph e Hall as part of a youth series for the season. James Terry, in Leen ard Hospital after a fall from cellar stairs at 160 George Street, attended by Dr Ferdinand S Haverly. Book Week observance at School Ax Theassenyoit with students presenting under faculty adviser Mrs Mary G Pigerald. Salvage drive set for Saturday urged by Frank J Legnard salvage chairman. Private Francis E B Doyle of George Street narrowly survived four hours trapped in a bombed grove in the Palau Islands after witnessing casualties nearby. Doyle, Guadalcanal and Cape Gloucester veteran, formerly worked as a cable splicer helper for NY Power and Light in Albany before enlisting in 1942.

Celure Mars James Terry Leenard George Street Ferdinand Haverly Schoal Ax Theassenyoit School United Jean Carey Eugene Rogers Robert McAuliffe Desmaris Marsley -Mousseau Olga Volk Mae Sabol John Davis Manderville Shirley Rivect Josepine Spano Evelyn Spanwyck Dorothy Laird Mae Takel Robideau Richard Gere Geror Demarest Thomas Greaves Emmrett Ros Nadine Pawtuk Mary G. Pigerald Frank J. Legnard Green Island Palau Islands Francis EB. Doyle T George Street Doyle Guadalcanal Cape Gloucester Dorie New York Power Ligat! Corporaation Albany

Petersburg Miss Ruth Jones Visits Grandparents

Petersburg short notes report Ruth Jones of Sernia visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Chester Jones over the weekend. The Baptist Church hosts its annual donation and oyster supper today at the Masonic Hall with supper served from 6 p.m. Parental consent for school medical exams requested and transportation provided if needed. Also notes Lawes improves after a medical episode in St Louis with his daughter and hospital observation.

Ruth Jones Sernia Chester Jones Baptist Church Masonic Hal Lawes St. Louis Lewis EL Lawes Las Urisan C. V. Miller Barnes Hospital

Honesty Beliefs Highlighted by Credit Bureau Survey

Rock Island reports that 93 percent of people believe honesty is essential in credit and character. A recent Associated Credit Bureaus of America survey, citing about 40 000 900 records, shows less than 2 percent attempted to evade financial obligations, with most evasion due to carelessness. A separate item notes a Indianapolis incident where a woman slapped a policeman after arrest for allegedly disobeying a signal and resisting court appearance.

Rock Island, US Associated Credit Bureaus of America Walter E Chambers Rock Island

Budget Will Not Be Submitted to Aldermen Today

The mayor will not submit the municipal budget to the Aldermen this week as study work delays completion. A special meeting is expected next week to consider the 195 municipal estimate while budget experts complete analysis.

Pogatcie

Churchill Predicts Heavy Fighting In Europe

London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the Commons that extremely heavy fighting continues week by week and will likely last for a long period. He was cheered on returning since withdrawal from France after talks with Gen. de Gaulle and Anthony Eden. He declined freeing men over 40 due to manpower shortages and the new reality of ongoing heavy combat.

London Winston Chares S . Churchill France Anthony Eden Charles de Gaulle Churchill

Funeral rites mark death of George L. Smith in Pownal

Funeral services were held for George L. Smith, 79, at the Baptist Church with Rev. A J Schroop officiating. He lived in town over fifty years, many in the same home, and his wife died there. Moving Anthony Lodge Masons members attended. interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Joyce Parker North Bennington Niles School Methodist Church John Maximilian Pittsfield Lora, Grey Helen Beshe New York Frances Beebe Upper Main Street David Smith Boss Barber George E Smith Charles Pendleton Willams US Coast Guard Willams Rightholme A. J. Schroop Smith Anthony Lodge of Masons Benton Qak Hil

Indignant Reaction Leads to Arrest After Altercation

A man became indignant and struck another, prompting police to arrest him. The incident details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the action and ensuing arrest are evident.

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