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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1949
Page
9
South winds will lift the thermometer toward fifty degrees this afternoon as a warm spell arrives. The Weather Bureau predicts intermittent sun and a gradual thaw erasing traces of winter. After a low of 11 degrees yesterday, temperatures rise to above freezing by morning with brief snow flurries fading under springlike breeze.
Herman FE Hillehoe New York State health commissioner rejected objections from State Catholic Welfare Committee to distributing the motion picture Human Growth. He said the health department would not encroach on parental rights but would use its authority to aid parents in presenting health information to children. He noted demand from non Catholic parents and teachers to show the film.
The Rensselaer County Magistrates Association set its annual meeting for December 19 at the Court House. Justice George Wellenbach presided as the group reviewed that night and mock trials demonstrated arraignment and sentencing procedures for traffic violators and vagrancy cases. Newly elected Justice Ralph C. Davies of East Greenbush was welcomed.
Two persons were removed to local hospitals yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jennie O'Neil, 66, of 465 Second Street, was taken to Samaritan Hospital in a radio car by Patrolmen Tillard Sheeran and Peter Magnetto on orders of Dr. Irving Strosberr for an infection of the right hand. David Opitz, 2, of 639 Fourth Street, was taken to St. Marya Hospital from his home after becoming suddenly ill, by Officers Sheeran and Magnetio at the request of Dr. James V. Barrett.
The Rensselaer County 4 H Leaders Association will plan its program for the next year at a meeting today at 7 P M at the Y W. A homemaking training class on Fruit Delighte will be held Friday at 7 P M at St John s Episcopal Church, First and Liberty Streets.
Judge Schirick voided key Feinberg law findings as unfair and biased against individuals in administrative hearings. He ruled state discrimination via associations invalid without due process, while allowing tests tied to teaching fitness that relate to constitutional rights. The decision targets political purge provisions and cites rights to fair hearing. The opponents filed suits led by Robert Thomason and Johanna Lindlot with teachers and education officials named in the actions. Feinberg resigned prior to the ruling. no comment was issued on the decision.
The Troy Vocal Society will hold its first concert of the season on February 2 at Music Hall to mark the group’s 75th anniversary with Paul King as guest soloist. The event replaces the previous December 2 date due to reconstruction. Tickets bearing Dec. will be honored at the February concert. Two additional concerts are planned for March 2, 1950 and May 5 next year.
The record shows Chambers stating he cut microfilm to record documents while denying picture loss. Two mysterious State Department employees, Mr X and Mr Y, were cited. X allegedly connected to a prewar Soviet spy ring. Hiss, 45, denied sharing or seeing documents after January 1, and faces perjury charges after a hung jury in a prior trial.
Chester F Millhouse was elected junior warden for a two year term at St John s Episcopal Church during the annual election of wardens and vestrymen. Clinton E Rose Herbert Hamm William E Bode and William Simmonds won three year vestry terms with Bode also chosen church treasurer. Rev Bradford H Burnham supervised ballots.
Jessup condemned Soviet pressure on China and warned of risks to China’s territorial integrity and future by Soviet actions under the Sino Soviet treaty. He rebuked Nationalists over foreign domination claims and urged UN vigilance while noting Soviet nonparticipation in debates.
The AEC pushes breeding of fissionable material at Argonne and discusses plans for reactors at Arco Idaho and Schenectady. Hafstad cites a completed nuclear design while Lilienthal notes oversight on weapons progress. Bechtel to handle major construction at Arco with ships reactor prototype in early 1950s.
The document argues that China should freely determine its government and social and economic institutions without outside interference. It emphasizes reestablishing international conditions that allow the Chinese people to decide their future.
London reports a Europe movement rally with 1500 downtown attendees. Churchill joined Paul-Henri Spaak and Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher in advocating stronger European cooperation. Churchill warned Britain must stay engaged to counter a rising Germany and aid revival and prosperity of Europe.
Robert E. Whallon professor of philosophy at R. L. will speak on The Atomic Challenge to the Troy-Ed group tonight at 8 pm at TMOCA. Before the talk, Troy-Ed classes in photography social dancing elementary automobile mechanics bridge and effective speech will be held at TV Mo and WoC. Arnold Miller of the MLC A and Miss Johnnie Masey, WCA program director, lead the program.
Irving C Dutcher local secretary of the U S Civil Service Commission has received application forms for several federal posts including plate printer veterinarian trainee and operators for dressing machine graphotype machine bookkeeping machine caramundh machine tabulating equipment and tabulat machine.
A long OCR style listing details numerous property parcels across towns including Brunerite, Rast Creenates, Grafton, Nassau, North Greene, Furstenrill and Rennselaaer. It names owners and partial parcel lines, acreages, street references, and map or plot identifiers, reflecting a governmental or official property record.
Court announces a public auction of multiple parcels in Troy New York under foreclose par. The list names wards 14 12 and 10 with owners such as Howe N Conrard Margaret A Retee Frank P Dolan and others. Sale set for November 1948 at 10 oclock in the morning by the Referee in the County Court of Rensselaer County.
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