08 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a wounded person in Jowlah quarter and a death involving a shooter. References to aircraft men arriving, a Jerusem figure, and mountain laurel on Royal Air Force Sunday night appear, but details are unreadable and unclear.
Brown and Minehan slated by the Republican Committee to fill key county and city posts in a special election to coincide with the November general election. Veterans and party leaders in Rensselaer County discuss candidates for treasurer alderman and council seats amid party rallies and meetings in Troy and nearby towns.
The Octahor term of the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County opened with 13 jurors excused, nine extra panelists drawn for today’s trial. Walter S Malloy sues the City of Rensselaer and the New York General Railroad for 250000 damages after a wheel dropped into an unfilled drain on Columbia Turnpike near Rensselaer. Malloy, represented by Jones & Jones with David Rosenfeld, claims negligence in bridge and railway upkeep. The defense is led by Corporation Counsel Jumps 8 Millen and M James Conboy, with F W Wheeler for the railroad. Court recessed until tomorrow.
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Penitentiary News weekly for prisoners has lost its editor Ralph J. Neal after five years. He will be paroled to take a journalism job in civilian life, remaining as stay reporter until parole.
Judge Cann presided as a jury in Fensgalaer County Court found Frank W. Ostwald guilty of culpable negligence for the Dec 22 1945 fatal injury to Robert B. Ryan on the Wynnntekill West Sand Lake highway. Ostwald, held since conviction, faces 1 to 5 years in state prison. Ryan died December 24 after the collision. Ostwald reported the accident to state police December 28.
Russell Sage College announces area students named Kellas Scholars for high scholarship. Seven students in the top five percent receive class honors, including Sally Burgess and Bernice Rely plus Quinelle Hauenstein Anne Mayell Suzanne Freedman Filomena Fusco Marion Jones Jeanne Vermilyea Kathryn Cottrell Kathryn Ide June Tripp Helen Briggs Lois Brown Renaselier and others listed with parental details.
A theft at a jewelry store valued at 30 dollars was reported to the Detective Bureau. The necklace was taken during the night from Jasuyih Knonigabayer Jr and linked to the Hudson area. Anthony Santora, who runs a used car lot at River and Middleburg Streets, reported two car keys stolen on the same morning.
A report by Edward F Gerald, commissioner of assessment and taxation, shows tray real property exemptions rose by 111 936 for the tax year 1847 compared with 1946. Total real property value exempt from taxation reached 331 214 917 for 1847, up from 81 102 581 in 1946, driven by veterans and educational institutions. Government owned properties and civic groups account for the bulk of exemptions, with churches, organizations, and parsonages also listed among the categories and caps set on clergy and parsonages.
The funeral of Albert Marton Dickinson was held Sunday afternoon. Mr Jhek inson, years ago managing editor of the Utica Saturday Globe, has passed away. The obituary notes Dickinson’s prominence and the Globe’s once wide influence in the Troy area. Thomas M. Curry, late associate editor of The Record Newspapers, also served as editor of the Troy edition of the Globe.
Meter revenue totalled 2133.04 dollars from Tray parking meters. 2,099 parking tickets issued. Twelve cats stolen with seven recovered. Property stolen valued at 3330.82 dollars. total value 7620 dollars. Police handled 17 auto accidents and 117 ambulance calls. 11 crimes completed. Firefighters addressed smoke from defective heating systems in buildings. Calls at 217 River Street and 610 River Street with no damage.
Police and military officials questioned 312 per son e and arrested four yesterday after a shooting in Jerusalem. Authorities have not released further details on the suspects or motive.
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