Court Denies Request for Venue Change
A court denies a motion for a change of venue in the case of Timothy J. Mahones of this city against Earl Eli of Moth Adagis. The matter involves a claim of $20,000 arising from a November 22 incident.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
1
A court denies a motion for a change of venue in the case of Timothy J. Mahones of this city against Earl Eli of Moth Adagis. The matter involves a claim of $20,000 arising from a November 22 incident.
An accident occurred on the highway between Petersburg and North Petersburg involving Deputy Sheriff Mahoney and another deputy in a sheriff car and a truck owned by McConnell. Mahoney was injured and later resigned to accept a new office. Defense argues for fair trial despite jury drawing concerns and Mahoney potential involvement.
City Treasurer James A. Madden will disburse police and pensioners payments today at City Hall. The early payment, typically due at month end, is advanced due to Thanksgiving observance.
Pupils in the assembly room presented a Thanksgiving program featuring choral readings, dramatic skits, and songs including The Gobbler and Good Times in America. The eighth and seventh grade pupils who were winners in the recent Parent-Teacher association event were treated to a party in the afternoon.
Mrs Claydon was installed as head of Tran Caldron Iran Caldron Daughters of Ma kanna in ceremonies at 61 Fourth Street. Mrs Jean Richmond served as installing marshal and a long list of officers were seated including Mrs Ciary Hulshizer and Eva Venderzes. Beth Schillinger officiated and Inez Bindewald of Schenectady was installing chaplain with a five piece orchestra and vocal solos to follow.
Trojan Post Auxiliary Ward WV F W 469 to honor post commanders and past presidents at a joint meeting Tuesday night at 1 Glen Avenue. Supper follows exercises and white uniforms are requested. meeting postponed due to Thanksgiving holiday. Sleighride planned for a later date. Man killed by train Fred D Selover died from injuries after being struck by a train on Sunday in Cortland.
The State Guard of New York adds three bicycle couriers to its Troy unit last week, with Arthur Strarta Warnes Seivel and Wittian Lennen assigned to ride. Training included rope climbing wire splicing and rifle triangulation under Sergeants Palmer Durivage and Dows. Promotions approved raise several soldiers to sergeant or corporal levels.
Alfred J Curtin of Water served as a Merrill's Marauders sergeant in Burma and enlists Monday in Company A Second Regiment New York Guard at the State Armory Gun. Other Troy men join as ten vacancies remain. Promotions include Myers to staff sergeant Grown to sergeant Shiplock and Heil to corporals. Reenlistments noted and next Monday a team will shoot against Third Battalion at the armory.
Clinton Rose and Not vin Whitman regained their bicycles stolen on November 15 from School 16. Detectives Connery and Mc Grane and police mechanic Michael Opar retrieved the bikes from the Hudson River using grappling hooks after the thieves were apprehended.
Partial text shows an Army topographical raftsman on a highway role with Bergt Lawrences Gillespie. Mentions machine gun support by Randied Tent James Fair and Sergt John Koncur aiding disassembly and deployment.
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Louis Van Viecks Brady Pyt James McEiligott among participants in a demonstration. The text is incomplete and risk of misidentification is high.
The notice indicates a transfer of trees and an upcoming enlistment by the company. No drill will be held tomorrow due to active Baas, with enlistments possible by Captain eh Mondays and Preston at the Armory.
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