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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
1
The Troy Record notes the October monthly meeting of the Lddtalrial Club attracting many people. Detroit Path Motor Co director William Enuth discusses Texas Safety in industry. November speaker Samuel Coletta, counter espionage agent, is listed.
Conn will address the group on The Withholding Tax and Why I Deflect the Government. In March Cameron Ralston and Sir Hubert Wiking, an Arctic explorer, are set as speakers. Sir Hubert will speak at an open meeting at Music Hall. The sports program will include a 16 team display.
Dougie A Heyden of Raats Hampton promoted to group commander at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Promotions include seven sergeants to cadet captain and thirteen to cadet first lieutenant with new squadron adjutants and assistant commanders. Six cadet sergeants named, with ties to Cohoes and Watervliet families noted.
George Judson Hastings, 24, of Albany, was found dead at 3 am on the Albany Saratoga Road in front of Shailet's Chiculture Go after a hit-run incident. State Police at the Latham outpost report no witnesses or evidence left at the scene. Coroner Frank J. O'Connor is awaiting further investigation. Hastings left the Citels Inn in Latham and was walking with a cane when struck on a three-lane road in partly foggy conditions.
Edward J. Malone of class of 43 was elected president of the Siena College Alumni Troy Chapter succeeding Timothy F. O'Brien. Stephen J. Dinehart, class of 449, was named vice president with Thomas Connell 47 as secretary and James Connell 59 as treasurer. The group met at The Hendrick Hudson to hear mail balloting results and discuss plans for the New Year’s Eve dance.
Camp Fire Girls launch membership drive with a safety campaign in Troy led by acting mayor Fitzgerald. Troop leaders urge all citizens to support Camp Fire and its aim of promoting fun and friendship through organized activities for girls aged 7 to 18.
Participants include Athena Tek-Uighes Behr-Mane and others from Ford Coca Cala Bottling and Mohawk Paper Co. An Industri Club motor event and a sports award dinner are planned along with a puppet show in Salzburg. A baseball speaker L Thompson Drug and an open orchestra date are mentioned.
On Tuesday November 4 eight teams were expected to enter the softball league. The article notes plans to set a schedule for the next May season and mentions interested clubs.
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