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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
1
Troy Chapter Aluent opened its fall meeting and hosted three coaches from local high schools. The speakers discussed 1950-51 squads, rival Union College, and a planned Arsenal week ahead of RP Worcester Tech game on Oct 21. A smoker was planned with Carl Grima as chair.
Mrs. Henrietta Mahar of East Greenbush won a $10,000 damages verdict Monday in Albany County Supreme Court. The suit alleged injuries from a fall on the sidewalk in front of 16 Livingston Avenue on August 17, 1949. The jury returned the verdict against the City of Albany and Luigis Morelle, owner of the Livingston Avenue property, with Supreme Court Justice Carl Anaticn and Donald S. Taylor presiding.
Cardinal Eugene Tisserant credited the Marshall Plan with preserving Europe’s internal hope for freedom and aiding recovery in France and Italy. He warned that Soviet pressure and Communist expansion threaten religious liberty, noting Europe’s reconstruction, including France’s eight thousand bridges, as evidence of Plan success.
Officers from Govern Island headquarters New York prepared Monday for an official inspection of motor equipment and transport platoon vehicles. Willing Donovan announced the company will transport troopers in the 27th Division Association sanitation parade at Albany Saturday. Major portions of drill focused on military discipline and company courtesy taught by Captain Kazlowski and Sergeant Firth with logistics supervised by WO Rigney.
A small fire at a Pattsburg residence on Fullon Street and Sixth Avenue was extinguished yesterday by ExtingutSil BlA Squad Co. of Try Hite Lepart otent. The origin of the fire is undetermined and involved Esther Bt St. Los of Pattsburg. No injuries reported.
Melrose residents Mrs. Dalton Read and Mrs. Florence McLean reported a tired moose in the Melrose area near Read's home and a Melrose Nursing Home on Monday. Witnesses described the cow moose jumping fences and lingering on a hill before vanishing briefly.
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