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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1949

Page

5

RPI Hosts Regional College Radio Clearing Meeting

WRPI at RPI was named central clearing house for a new Intercollegiate Broadcasting System exchange. Thirty delegates from Union, Clarkson, Rochester, and others attended a round table on station regulation, advertising, IBS functions, and executive organization. WRPI, started in a dorm, now broadcasts campus dorms and Renesselaerwyck area with staff including Marcia Paris and Norman Sternberg.

WRPL Neusselaer Polytechnic Institute Asw New York State Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Institute Union Clarkson Rochester Champlain Bard Hobart-Smith Arscuasion Federal Communications Commission IBS WEP Renaselverwyck Fifteenth Street Troy Marcia Paris Curry College Boston The Castle Players Monson Maas WRPI Norman Sternberg RPI

Rabbit Hunter Becomes Target Of Comrades

Herold Vogel of 11 Alger Street Saratoga Springs was wounded while rabbit hunting near Quaker Springs Town of Saratoga. Shot in the right groin and leg, the pellets came from one of two companions Edward Geppener and Edward Butterfield, both firing as a rabbit fled. Dr Frederick G Eaton treated him and released him. The incident was investigated by Cpl F J Sayers.

Quaker Springs Saratoga Vogel Edward Geppener Maple Avenue Edward Butterfield Frederick G. Eaton Hunter F. J. Sayers

Mechanicville Man Wounded by Rifle Accident

John Michalowski 18 of Mechanicville was treated at Leonard Hospital for a bullet wound in the left thigh after his 22 caliber rifle discharged while hunting near his home. He walked to a neighbor's, Harold Weiner, who took him to the hospital. his condition was described as good.

John Michalowski B.D Mechanicville Leonard Hospital Michalowski Harold Weiner

Obituary notices for Cronin Haymes and Carabise in Troy area

Several obituaries from Troy area papers recount the deaths of Louise Cronin widow of William Cronin and Margaret Haymes former Troy resident, both with services at local churches and interments in nearby cemeteries. Also noted are memorials for Mary Carabise, Sarah Dixon, and Mary Jones with details of funeral homes, church rites, and family survivors.

Patrick Collins, Father of County Officer, Dies

Patrick Collins, longtime resident of 684 Pawling Avenue, died after a brief illness. He was father to county officer and had several grandchildren. He belonged to St Joseph’s Church and was laid to rest at St Marys cemetery after services at the church.

Patrick Collins Facog & Ota Pathes S* Marys Glens Patrick Michael Nash Jeeland Furey Heme Pawling Avenue Ana PS Aw Dareph & Cemeie

Christmas Lights Switch On Wednesday Night

Mayor John J. Ahern will flip the switch to turn on the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas lights. The display, spanning Grand Street to Monument Square and River Street to Fulton, will illuminate downtown each evening through New Year. Stephen J. Dinehart chairs the committee.

John J. Ahern Chamber of Commerce Grand Street Monument Square River Street Fulton Stom Third Street Stephen J Dinehart

Barkley Bride Drive 300 Miles To Athanta

Barkley and his wife arrived in a cherry colored sedan after a long drive from Nashvill e Tenn. The event drew a crowd of neighbors and local officials who greeted them at the station. The couple planned a quiet reception at a nearby home before resuming their journey to Atlanta.

Barkley Bride Athanta Atlanta Athen Barkley Nashwillc Tehta Hut Anzies

Panama Coup as Remon Seizes Police Power

Panama City faced a brief constitutional crisis as Remon seized control from Chanis with military police at the central station. Chanis refused resignation while Remon pressed for Chiari to take over. Diplomatic talks failed to yield a resolution as the assembly prepared to hear Chanis's resignation.

Mrs. Patrick J. Hogan Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Patrick J. Hogan, wife of Patrick J. Hogan and mother of Raymond A. Hogan, died Saturday at 27 Thirteenth Street after a long illness. Born in Watervliet, she was daughter of Richard Fatan and Mary Kennedy. A communicant of St. Francis de Sales Church, she belonged to the Rosary Society and the Women’s Club. Survived by her husband, son, three daughters Edna P., Loi M. Horan, and another Raymond Hogan, and two more sons Edmund F. Hogan and William Hogan, with a brother James Fazan of Troy and other relatives. The funeral was set for Wednesday at 8 am from the residence and 9 am at St. Francis de Sales Church, with interment at St. Mars Cemetery.

Loulas Cronin Margaret Duke Haymes Louise Cronin Margaret Duke William Cronin Haymes Troy Mary McClellan Rochester Osspital Cambridge John Grant Hannahishe Fogarty Hoosick Falls Church of the Inmacuate Conception St Mary's Cemetery Mary Carabine Mary de Vito Carabise St. Mary's Hospital Italy Saverio Carabise St. Augustine’s Church Camelia Schufon Janes Carabise Alfonzo Phillip Carabise William A. Toohey St Augustine's Church St. John’s Gardenery Sarah Dixon Melrose Ireland Sarah Mckee Mel‘rose Melrose Methodist North Troy Harvey L. Reed Sarah I. Dixon Fof Melrose Paul Leap Melrose Methodist Church Ernest F. Tripp Methodist Conference Oakwood Cemetery Ralph A. Jones North Bennington Congregational Church of Maud Easton ‘Sides Jones Martin Sargeant Ticonderoga SB Adams Whiteha Tho Gregory Putnay Bank Street Fountaine Wiltred Pys Fountaine Qse Ir Pagtet Atte Whyeha Saou Fay Angee Tess Widger Whewhall Menmse Tuma Shirley Francie Theaters Whetehall Mae Marie Dann Mechanesisie Ee Franne Dunn Os Veumereg Et Whitehaus Jeer Dan Feder Ef Ameerdar Patrick J. Hogan Raymond A. Hogan Bnth Thirteenth Street Waterviset Richard Fatan Mary Kennedy St. I$ranexe de Sales’ Church Rosary Socie Cluh Rassiee Edward Torowers Wa Bverstiet Masses Edna Pp Loi M Horan Srovn Edmund Fo Hogan Washington Trey Teco William Lo Ie W Hagan Crix Wa Jam J. Fazan Tov Ten Miterene Frederick J. Humier Trey Margaret Callahan Albany St. Francis de Sales St Mars's Cemetery

Girl's Wrist Cut In Fall Against Fence

A girl sustained a wrist cut in a fall near her home on the Marble Avenue area. Patrolmen Peter Mannheim and Willard Kheerar transported her to Samaritan Hospital after the incident occurred around 2 am. James F.L. McEnde, age 37, was taken to St Mary’s Hospital for treatment of non life threatening wounds.

Weeterjay Jamea FL

Four Injured In Auto Train Collision At Colonia Crossing

A truck driven by Yonn Bogle collided with Train 7 at Arch Street extension Maplewood in Colonia. Four people were hurt. Mrs Coleman and Bogle in fair condition, Betty Lewis listed serious, Mrs Coleman’s husband released from Samaritan Hospital.交

Ares Seri Lawaly Dataware and Hudson Railroad Arch Street Colonia Albany Montreal Watervliet Ambrose Griffin Notre Dame Street Hudson Falls Eugene Guyware Third Avenue

Israel Moss Addresses Hillel Groups About Rumor Spreading

Israel Moss regional director of the Anti-Defamation League spoke to Russell Sage Hillel groups at the Jewish Community Center. He used slides to show how rumors distort as they pass along. Sandra Natelson introduced the speaker before about 100 attendees including students from Albany State College for Teachers. Milton Wechsler presided at the brief business session.

Israel Moss Albany Milton Wechsler BPI Group

Hit and run damages car in Troy near Monroe and Second

Troy police investigate a reported hit and run after an unidentified vehicle struck Felix Goudreau’s car at the northwest corner of Monroe and Second Streets. Goudreau said the other car mounted the sidewalk and hit a building as he was driving north on Second Street preparing to turn onto Monroe.

Troy Felix Goudreau Broderick Place Goudreau Monroe Second Streets Gondreau Second Street Monroe Street

Survivors Return After Ditching Cruiser Flight Losses Reported

The 18 survivors from the ditched B 23 aircraft on a Bermuda mission are listed with two missing and several injured including Cpl Raymond Breit, Pvt Robert Dobson, and Sgt Roy Coulter. Survivors were rescued by a Canadian destroyer Haida and transported to Kindley Field for treatment as tempers rose among cheering spectators.

Cpl Raymond Breit Arlington Calif Pvt Robert Dobson Decatur III Grable Roy Coulter Beverly Hills Waa Bermuda Handa Joseph A. Petrosino William H! ‘Pratt Bryce W. Neal Roy H. Coulter Fom Kindley Field Petrosino East Provdence B. I. Pratt Brockton Mass Neal Sault St. Marie Mich Coulter Beverly Wills Cal John Grable, Jr Imardger Ernest W. Oliver Abilene Tex L& i Leonard D. Culberson Bombardier San Francisco Ralston P. Bennett Cristal City John J. Harris engEineer Braddock Perry Alfred. Or Greenville D. C Charles L. Cox John O. Burch Los Angeles Tech William WW. Johnson Emerly Hills Manuel RA Orepesa Globe Ariz Corp. Lawrence A. Fr Corp William H. Coston Ontario Wilford Riverside Lye

College Students Form Troy Area Club

A group of St Michael's College students in Wonooski Park formed a Troy Area Club from about fifty area enrollees during homecoming weekend. Alumni secretary Rev Francis Moritarty SSE and Thomas Milex of Troy organized the meeting. Founding members include James E Bren pan, 23 Jesse Court Troy, James M Conboy, 121 Masten Avenue Cohoes, and Edward Leavy, 7 Hudrom Place Hudson Falls.

St Michael's College Wonooski Park jVu Troy Troy Area St. Michael's Francis Moritarty Thomas Milex St. Michaels

Shah Greeted With Pomp by New York Officials

Shah of Iran arrived at Pennsylvania Station in New York to a ceremonial welcome. A police detail escorted him through the station to a level with the First Army Band performing both the Iranian and American national anthems. The Shah’s party of twenty was hosted by city figures including Grover Whalen and civic officials.

Rega New York Oscar Ocana Manuwel Pallau Jernmant Abilio Bellido Chiari Poolice Vallarmno Flores Chanis Remon Ortiz Dezevalios Msgr Berniere U.S Monnett Davis Mohammed Rena Pahlevi Miyeral Shah Tran Anan Gubgette Pennsylvania Station Ahmend Mehbod Ennaul New Yoru New Fork Cyse Mirial Grerter Grover Whalen Omith

Army To Hold Atomic Parley In Germany

United States Army officials announced a top secret atomic energy conference to be held in Frankfurt Germany with participation from Army officers and the Washington Army Department. Officials said this meeting will brief high command on atomic energy development and potential military applications amid ongoing wartime efforts.

Germany Frankfurt United States Army Vetterday Atomic Energy Army Kadere Army Department of Washington Arms Oatemie Bing Army High Command Atemie Warringto

Soviet Forces Increase in Albania Reported

Non Yugoslav sources say Albania hosts 12 000 to 15 000 Soviet military personnel, nearly double the count four months ago. Reports indicate arrivals include technicians officers skilled in guerrilla warfare and training experts, raising fears of intensified saber rattling or potential hit and run raids against Tito from Albania.

Belgrade Fusma Albania Yugoslavia Eest Marshal Tito Balkan Tito

Gifts for Needy Overseas Campaign Spreads to Troy Churches

Catholics in Troy launch a Thanksgiving Week drive to supply wearables, soap, and essentials to homeless and needy Europeans. The War Relief Services drive, run by the National Catholic Welfare Conference, collects through Catholic schools and churches. Items are shipped to national warehouses for processing and direct dispatch to emergency zones. Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons serves as honorary chair with Rev Wilfred Chamberlain coordinating the effort.

Europe Troy War Relief Services National Catholic Welfare Conference Most Edmund F. Gibbona Albany Catholic Wilfred Chamberlain Schenectady

Troy Man Discovered Dead In Room

Victor E. Phoenix of 2140 Fifth Avenue died suddenly at home yesterday. Fire department inhalator responded at 2 30 p m. Coroner Dr R E Vezina pronounced death. Investigated by Sgt Joseph Shields and Patrolmen Patrick Gavin and William Cunningham. Survived by four brothers Leo Brooklyn Theodore H William J Ernest J Phoenix all of this city and sister Mrs Edward MacDonald of Sand Lake.

Victor E. Phoenix Fifth Avenue Niagara Hudson LaPointe R. E. Vezina Anthony E. Matera Jnzeph Shields Detective Bureau Patrick Gavin William Cunningham Phoenix

Man Killed Repairing Newly Purchased Car

Vivinca Robert L. Carta of Baviviile was fatally injured when struck while trying to repair a newly purchased car Saturday. He died hours after at St Elizabeth's Hospital. State police said the car is parked along the highway when the accident occurred.

Vivinca Robert L. Carta 12 Baviviile St. Elzabeth’s Orehany Peice Aid Cupim Merhantcal

Hunter Fatally Shot As Own Gun Discharges

Saratoga County authorities report a hunter died after his own firearm discharged during a hunting trip near Huntngionsie. The incident, witnessed by nearby residents and reported to the coroner, prompted an official inquiry into firearm safety and chain of events.

Hunter

Million Dollar Fire Destroys Detroit Plant

A fire at the Herremdimmers Merline Co factory in Detroit caused about seven million dollars in damage late yesterday. Apex manager George F. Hughes said the blaze destroyed the inducers and the rear portion before it reached the main section of the plant. Foremen alerted the Mare Gerrontre, preventing further spread.

Uma Ate Herremdimmers Merline Co George F. Hughes Apex Hughes

China policy conference gathers university and corporate leaders

A large diverse group met to discuss China policy. Noted participants included Stassen former Minnesota governor and UPenn president who chaired the meeting. Other attendees spanned Brookings Yale Northwestern Columbia Johns Hopkins General Electric and major banks. Night driving remains over three times riskier than daytime driving.

Army War College Stassen Minnesota University of Pennsylvania Arfthur G. Coons Occidental Collenge Los Angeles Jem Acheson Philip Jessup China Joseph Wi Ballantine Brookings Institute Washington, D. C Bernard Bigodia Yale University Claude Buss War College Kenneth Colegroy Northwestern University John W. Decker International Missionary Council New York City John K Fairbanks Harvard University William R. Herod International General Electric Co New York Benjamin H. Kizer Graves, Kizer and Graves Spokane Wash Owen Lattimore Walter Hines Page Johns Hopkins University Ernest B. MacNaughton First National Bank Portland Ore J. Morden Murphy Bankers Trust Co Nathaniel Peffer Columbia University Harold 8. Quigley University of Minnesota Edwin O. Reischauer William S. Robertson American and Foreign Power Co John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Biothera’ S Fund Lawrence K. Ror Singer

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