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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1949

Page

14

Mayor O'Dwyer Denies Engagement Amid Weather Delays

Mayer Witten O'Dwyer and Miss Simpson faced rumors of marriage as they stayed at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs. O'Dwyer spent much of the day denying reports of a wedding, insisting they are not yet engaged or married, while bad flying weather forced travel delays.

Mayer Witten O'Dwyer Bemh Gideon Putnam Saratege Springs O'Dwyer Eprat Mise Simpson Miss Simpson Dallas Tex Carroll Dewey Hipp Teaneck Misa Simpson

Mayor O Dwyer wedding turmoil disrupts press coverage

The wedding plans of Mayor O Dwyer to 33 year old Miss Simpson sparked a media frenzy. Clergy and friends deny knowledge of the couple and the press faced intrusion as the mayor complained of persistent coverage and sought privacy during the hotel events.

Court Term Conducted By Je Plcher Gneei

Movember term of Supreme Court for Rensselaer County conducted by Justice leadery Bookstein with Justice Murray. Session marked by calendar of matters. adjournments to Albany and Syracuse terms. Matrimonial cases, motions, and inspections adjourned. several cases continued or submitted for next special term.

Supreme Court Rensselaer County Justice Leadery Bookstein Wiliam H. Murray Dyner B. Dundon Dundon Realty To Inc Spectacl Troy John and Sophia Filuta Richard Lees, Jr Murphy, Aldrich Guy, Broderick & Simon Maurice Z. Carr Augusta M. Hilzinger James Catherine Hilzinger H. Milton Chadderdon John Welch Ann Welch Tony John P. Weatherwax Jones & Jones Eleanor Hawtin

Recruit Ventine Competes at Fort Dix Training

Albert H Ventine son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Vantin of 2771 Math Avenue has completed training at Fort Dix and received assignment to heavy duty. Raluler Washington is mentioned as a subsequent contact or related name.

Albert H. Ventine Albert H. Vantin Math Avenue Fort Dix. W. 3 Raluler Washington

Divorce and court notices from Troy Record 1940

Page snippets show divorce case Barah M. Gadeua vs Edward J. Gadeua with plaintiff and defense attorneys listed, along with references to Ninth Infantry Division and defense aircrney terms. Other fragments mention attorneys Elmer M. Ras massen and W. Joseph Shanley, plus parties names Broderick Simos and Guy Broderick.

THE Troy Record Waker Hawtin Murphy Ald Tank Batterton Sth Patuatdlich Guy Edward J. Gadeua W. Joseph Shanley Jones &Jones Defenes Counsel

Discrimination skit by Catholic Central at anti bias meeting

Students from Catholic Central High School presented a skit titled Discrimination for Everyone at the Troy Council Against Discrimination meeting held Thursday at The Hendrick Hudson. Rev T Gerald Mul principal directed the program praised as effective in showing discrimination’s economic harm and impractical results. Ernest E Kellogg chaired the meeting with a discussion of future projects including a December 6 session at 2 30 pm at the Jewish Community Center to study aiding minority group members to pursue careers. New members Frank L York Robert Langit and Mrs F Herrick Conner joined the council and Paul Jones was named housing committee chair.

Catholic Central High School Troy Council Against Discrimination Hendrick Hudson T. Gerald Mul Queen Ernest E. Kellogg Aluminum Frank L. York Robert Langit F. Herrick Conner Paul Jones

Syeaway Group Bazaar December 8 at School 18

Santa Claus will visit early at School 18 for a bazaar hosted by the School PTA on December 8 from 4 to 9 p.m. The event features booths with fancy goods and Christmas articles, seventh and eighth grade boulineers, class exhibitions, Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts displays, supervised by Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Schafer. General chairman was Mrs. Eugene Sears with cochairman Mrs. F W Jordar.

Santa Claus Elizabeth Bailey Mary T. Fellows Margaret Windle J. Harvey Cipperly Edward Y. Stewart Boy Scouts Alexander C. Schafer Eugene J. Sears F. Wray Jordarf Cochairman Booth Eulalie Heffron Betty Cushing William C. Schlegel John A. Keegan John T. Millet James Murray Neilson O. Elisa Benedict F. Rossélle Albert T. Skinner Julian Sharlet James P. Leonard Stephen J. Johnson Michael J. Peters Jldoyd H. Shakley Robert A. Maguire Paul J. Chambers J. Edward Gallico Samuel J. Cox

Pension talks stall as U S W rejects 16000 workers offer

Pittsburg union officials say United Steelworkers rejected an Aluminum Company of America proposal covering 16 000 workers across nine states. Vice President James G Thimmel called the plan substantially inferior to difficult of union agreements in the steel industry. The latest end to the nationwide steel strike had provided a company financed 10 pension plus Social Security for workers 65 with 25 years service.

Pittsburg United Steel Workers The Aluminum Co Alertta U.S.W James G. Thimmel

Trojan Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Claim

Fred W. Rounds of 1311 Seventh Avenue, a former machinist for Delaware and Hudson, pleaded guilty in U S District Court in Syracuse and received one year probation for fraudulently claiming railroad unemployment benefits. He reportedly claimed benefits in March May and June, totaling 128 dollars, while working outside the railroad industry. Traffic lights have been installed on Venice's Grand Canal.

Trojan Fred W. Rounds Seventh Avenue Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp United States District Court Syracuse F. J. Kelly Railroad Retirement Board jRoands

Daniel J O Connor Jr Appointed Lineman in City DPS

Daniel J O Connor Jr of 159 Highth Avenue is appointed aineman in the Department of Public Safety by acting commissioner Mise F Pearl Fredericks. The post carries an annual salary of 2500 dollars.

Daniel J. O'Connor, Jr Highth Avenue Aineman Department of Public Safety Mise F. Pearl Fredericks

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