Court Limits Use of Union Finances in Schenectady
A New York court restricted a Local 3 union’s finances directing funds be used only for union purposes and limiting weekly expenditures to 3000 dollars. The ruling barred propaganda spending and followed a right wing challenge led by officers Kriss Fiorillo and Miranda against Leo Jandreau and Marshall White. The union’s books are under audit and transfers to federal court were discussed. Local 1 reportedly has 13000 members at the General Electric plant in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate Euprema Court Jortion
Igbenectady
Legal 101
John J. Alexander
Alexander
C.I.0
Frank Kriss
Frank Fiorillo
Ralph Miranda
Leo Jandreau
Marshall White
Kriew
Maranali Perlin
Jandreau
White
Federal District Court
Utica
Leon Novak
Jandresu
Local 1
General Electric Co. Planta
Schenectady
Underground Army Active In Poland
Warsaw reports President Boleslaw Bierut denounced a vast underground army of aspies and subversives in Poland. He blamed American imperial policy for aggression and claimed espionage, sabotage, and terror were higher here than elsewhere. The Polish Communist Central Committee later purged three senior members, including Wladyslaw Gomulka, Marian Spychalski, and Zenon Kliseko, citing treacherous subversive activities aided by Germans and Anglo-Saxon allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Boleslaw Bisrut
Communist Central Committee
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Marian Spychalski
Zenon Kliseko
Bierut
Coplon Trial Details in Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions an unmarried girl and a questioned meeting. Witnesses describe suspicious behavior in Manhattan travel, alleged espionage links, and varied transportation as defense and prosecution arguments emerge.
NAM Calls For Curb On Labor Monopolies
NAM contends anti trust curbs should cover labor monopolies as well as business monopoly. Karl Bunting, NAM director, argues big unions like United Mine Workers and United Steel Workers wield industry wide bargaining power. He urges applying anti trust laws to labor to outlaw monopolistic restraint of trade while defending competition and consumer choice. Crawford H. Greene of Du Pont supports big business research benefits for small firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of
F.B.I
Granville
F.bi
State Department
Gubitchey
United Nations
Justica Department
Justice Department
Busin
Buelhena
Bunting
United Mine Workers
CLO
United Steel Workers
Buning
du Pont
Crawford H. Greenewalt
Lou Pont de Nemours & Co
Woman's Body Found In Spillway West Albany
The body of Mrs. Ralph HB. Dun rey, 46, of 6 Exchange Street, West Albany, was found last night in a spillway between two ponds at Three Mile Water Works. Troopers Purcell and Pitcher located the body near her home after her husband reported she was missing. The state police arrived about 9 pm, and Albany County Coroner J. Gregory Nealon planned further investigation. A postmortem was conducted by Dr. Stanley E. Giarve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph HB. Dunrey
Exchange Street
West Albany
Three, Mile Water
T. E. Purcell
Latham
Howard Pitcher
B.C. I
Albany
J. Gregory Nealon
Stanley E. Giarve
Mead to Be Sworn In as FTC Member Today
Former Senator James M Mead of New York will take the oath today as a member of the Federal Trade Commission. Justice Jackson of the Supreme Court will administer the oath. Mead was appointed by President Truman to succeed Garland Ferguson, whose resignation created the vacancy. His term expires in September 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Mead
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court
Mead
The
Trade Commission
Senate Coleague
Truman
Garland S. Ferguson
Hiss Loses Attempt To See U S Records
In New York AP Alger Hiss failed to obtain access to the immigration records of Gerhart Eisler s ex wife Hede Massing a potential witness in his perjury trial The government sought to quash the order and Federal Judge Irving R Kaufman upheld the motion noting no grounds to reveal the records as the second trial nears
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alger Hiss
Tost
Gerhart Eisler
Hede Massing
Eisler
Hiss
Irving R. Kaufman
Center Brunswick Man Files As Bankrupt
Rob ert A. Fichtner cabinet maker of Center Brunswick files a voluntary bankruptcy in Federal District Court listing debts of 6379 and assets of 340. Formerly with Brunswick Woodworkers in Fort Worth Texas under Too Much At Once, his 14 creditors include Frank J. Ryan and Patrick Pahce among others with claims totaling over 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Federal District Court
Robert A. Fichtner
Center Brunswick
Brunswick Woodworkers
Fort Worth
Tex
ULP
Worthman
Benjamin Marsciano
Frank J. Ryan
U. A
Warren Co
William Con
Polo
Nors Paint Mfr. Co
Patrick Pahce
J. Sheridan
Tri-City
Drining Co
Grimm Building Material Co
Dominic Fisher
Edward Seeel
Troy
Schenectady
Stenographer Tests Slated For Area
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an examination for permanent stenographer and typist posts in Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Albany counties and five nearby counties. Applications must reach the New York City regional office by November 22. Starting pay ranges from 240 to 260 per year. Further information for the exam and a test for physical science aides is available at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Hias
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Albany County
New York City
Commission
Jurors Tentatively Picked At Bridges Trial
Seven men and five women were seated as tentative jurors to try CIO Lonexhore for perjury. Judge George PB presided as courtroom activity continued through a long day with aides and witnesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
France
Tully
Secterdas
Cio Lonexhore
Wien Aides
Jade Warne
Woman Found Innocent In Deaths Of Four Children
Evelyn Roche, 33, was acquitted by a Superior Court jury of murdering her four children and attempting to end her own life. Judge Vincent Brogna ordered life imprisonment for Roche at Danvers State Hospital for the attempted suicide, after a two day trial that ended in 60 minutes of deliberation. The children aged from three weeks to seven years were linked to the case. The father, Peter Roche, a 70 year old Leominster fancier, had befriended Roche since she was 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mage Ti
Superior Court
Hc Hck
Vincent Brogna
Evelyn C. Roche
Chehinsterd
Danvers
Celine Sfap
Imgethauet Fumes
Wes
Petar Roche
Leominster Borne
Data Filed On Three Area Estates
Tax appraisals filed in Surrogate's Court detail three area estates. Mrs. Burnie A. Pitts died Sept 19 in Rensselaer County leaving 19000 to be divided equally among Stillman M. Pitts Charlotte Teetse and Olive P. Currier with Aussesser and Wen ger as attorneys. Eight heirs share 15088 for Miss Elizabeth I Goodfellow who died Feb 9 including Henry H. Goodfellow George Goodfellow John and Rose Ferguson Emly May Carrow Alice L. Hiliker Marjorie I Skinner and George L. Glaser with Miner Drake Hyder as attorneys. Letters of administration issued for Mrs. Mary A Hayden who died Oct 2 1848 leaving real property worth 10000. Evalyn A Hayden and William F F Hayden are heirs. Joseph F. Purcell is attorney. Tax appraisals filed by George W. McTsaac estate transfer tax attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnie A. Pitts
Rensselaer County
Stillman M. Pitts
Albany
Charlotte Teetse
Kingston
Olive P. Currier
Nassau
Aussesser
Wenger
Elizabeth I. Goodfellow
Henry H. Goodfellow
George Goodfellow
John and
Rose Ferguson
Watervliet
Emly May Carrow
Alice L. Hiliker
Marjorie I
Skinner
George L. Glaser
Miner
Industry Fights S L A Novelty Ban Hearing Opens
Liquor industry spokesmen protested a proposed ban on gifts of advertising novelties to retailers and taverns at Albany yesterday. The SLA scheduled a hearing Monday as the ban, to take effect next March 1, would bar manufacturers and wholesalers from giving items like ash trays calendars and menus bearing donor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Authority
Albany
Philip Liebmann
Liebmann Brewjeries
Brooklyn
Max Talpern
Schenley Distillers
New York City
SLA
Liquor Store Owner Peter J. Sullivan Dies Suddenly
Peter J. Sullivan proprietor of a downtown liquor store on Congress Street died suddenly at night in a hotel. He had been under a doctor’s care and recently returned to the city after years away. He is survived by his widow Fidelia Hotaling and a nephew, Peter Jein of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Sullivan
Congres Street
Trap
Trey
Troy
Fidelia Hotaling
Peter Jein
New York City
Typhoon Deaths Reported In Central Philippines
A fragmentary report notes multiple deaths and missing persons in the Central Philippines after a typhoon, with crews recovering some bodies and efforts ongoing in the affected Negton Academy Province area. Names and precise figures are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Kabankaiga
Negton Academa
Obituary notices from Troy area readers
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Troy area residents including Mrs Anus Taylor Palmer formerly of Scotia and Syracuse with survivors John C Palmer and two sons. Mrs Francis R Eggaware of Bennington with children, siblings, and nephews. Noe Bourdeau funeral mass at St Patrick's Cohoes. Seymour Smith of 23 11th Street with two daughters, two sons and many grandchildren. Fred M Howe of Newport with son Prof Harold B Howe and two grandsons. additional notes on related church and cemetery rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anus Taylor Palmer
Ansa Taylor Palmer
Mildred Avenue
Syracuse
Eimglund
Troy
Mra
Bertha Shomachat
Lillian Francis
Noth
Soa Angines
Cal
James W. Taylor
Seattle
Wash
Edwin Taylor
California
James Funeral Home
Bootle
Impicotia Baother
Francis B. Eggeware
Francis R. Segeware
Heddington
East Main Street
St. Francis
Hoosick Falls
Specialty Insulation Co
Eggeware
Shirley
Ben
Francis
Ray
Edward Barlow
Bennington
Ava
Grace Buss
Octavia Gibbons
Martha Cash
More
Watervilet
Eugenia Ayera
Hoosick Fails
Elizabeth Drippe
Albany
Mr. Bourdeau
Noe Bourdeau
A. G. Bolvin
Congress Street
Cohoes
St. Patrick's Church
That City
Thomas J. Gurley
Gregory M. Connolly
Adelard Bouchard
Thomas C. Scott
Edward Nadeau
I Scott
Jesus
Heimweh
Joseph
Robert Bourdeau
Donald LaValley
France Erno
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Father Curley
Men’s Society of the Church
Seymour Smith
Mr. Smith
Mullenville
St. Augustine's Church
Elizabeth O'Neil Smith
Catherine LeBeau
Harold Gavitt
Albert
Clarence Smith
William A. Toohey
114Th Street
Second Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Fred M. Howe
Newport
Harold B. Howe
RPL
Mr. Howe
Haydenville
Mass
Fitch & Howe
Poland
Bennington Hunter Dies in Accidental Shooting
Edward Dick, 24, dies in an accidental shooting at his Bennington home on opening day of hunting season. He reportedly discharged a 92 caliber rifle while mounting stairs after returning from a hunt. Police and health officer classify death as accidental. wife and neighbors recall a frightened scream. Dick, a World War II veteran, left a wife and young daughter. He is survived by his parents and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Kidward Dick
John D. Lane
Bernard Ryan
Ryan
Bempington
Frank Kelly
George Dick
Veterans Preference Committee Named Albany
Governor Dewey appointed a ten member committee to draft legislation for implementing the Mitchell amendment establishing a point system of veterans preference in civil service. The new laws will replace the present absolute preference for disabled and non-disabled veterans in state and local appointments and promotions. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Francis Trong at Morris Funeral Home and St Peter's Church with a requiem mass. Interment followed at Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dewey
Francis Trong
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
St Peter's Church
Michael F. Eoghish
W. Leo McCarthy
Raymond Lewis
Roger Bom
Harold C. Ostertag
Atchard
Henry 8
Trong
Leopard
Crandell
Peter's Cemetery
Rev
Ger
Legisald
F. Clune
Allies Reject Danube Ruling Board in Western Note
The United States Britain and France rejected a Soviet sponsored Danube commission as violating Balkan peace treaties and international waterways norms. They warned Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Russia and Yugoslavia that the western Danube link remains under Western control while contemplating UN action if the dispute escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Danube River
Balkan
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Russia
Yugoslavia
Ith
Ukraine
Putesla
Germany
Austria
United Nations
Danube
Italy
Belgium
Greece
Europe
Council of Foreign Ministers
Adenauer outlines postwar German concessions plan
Adenauer said Germany is ready to enter the Ruhr authorities and propose a statute to regulate Robt steel and coal. He called for close cooperation with the Allied Security Board and allowed foreign investments in German enterprises. He signaled willingness to join Benelux economic union as soon as possible and urged Western ministers to end the state of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenauer
Rewiy
Ruhr
Avelotgs Ae
Rogt Steel and
Ths Allied Security Board
Economic Union
Benelux
Adenguer
Outlives Her Brood: Haskins Dies at 102
Chicago widow Mra watinda Haskins lived 102 years and survived 16 of her 19 children. Born on a Texas plantation under slavery, she remained in decent health until two months before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrawatinda Haskins
Bagun
Tex Deasee
Probe House and pas yesterday in local inquiry
The report notes a probe conducted yesterday by authorities including Jane J. Momen and Michael V. Male with detective involvement, detailing the preliminary steps and leads explored in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane J. Momen
Michael V. Male
Detective Bateaw
Jones and Calvert Distillers Form New Ties in Anaheim
Anaheim businessman William M. Jones has brokered a new deal with Memiral Calvert Distillers Corp of New York City, signaling a strategic partnership aimed at expanding Jones's local ventures and the distiller's distribution reach in California. The announcement outlines collaboration plans, initial product lines, and anticipated market impact for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
Wiliam M. Jones
Meniral Calvert Distillers Corp
New Yerk City
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
Proibaghd
Alan Crugtier
Coplon
Palmer
Manhattan
N.A.M
Gublichey
Sylvester J. Ryan
Third Avenue
Mian Coplon
Wead
FTC
U. S
Center Brunswick Man
Helen Hacker
Ses Ort
Congress Saere
Arthur's
Inc
Broadway
Gan
Ardercen
Robert Deatabaoeh
S.L.A
Desths
Hunter
Veterans Preference Committee
Megal
Quandt’s
Probe House
Jones
Calvert
Eas Wa
M. Jones
CIA
Bendix
Gordon L.hayes
River Street
America
Gordon L. Hayes
Gordon Hayes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!