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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1949
Page
4
The United States protested the five day incommunicado detention of American student Save Kilechko of Palo Alto California in eastern Slovakia near the Soviet border. The embassy demanded punitive action against Czech officials involved after Kilechko was taken while touring with the Czech tourist agency. Oklahoma motto notes Labor Conquers All.
Itchy pimples ruin relationships as readers are urged to seek fast relief with Peterson's Ointment. The advertisement promises satisfaction with a money refund after one application and promotes use on eczema blotches and cracked feet. Available at druggists for 40 cents.
Harry G. Fos of Troy was reelected treasurer of the 65,000 member Civil Service Employees Association at its annual Albany meeting held last week at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel. Fos, a finance officer for the New York State Department of Civil Service, led the election with the highest individual vote. The group reaffirmed support for the Mitchell Amendment creating a point system for veterans on civil service exams, granting disabled veterans ten points and non disabled veterans five points, reducing credits for promotion tests.
Greenwich Men's Bowling League completed the second week with Giants sweeping all matches and leading with six wins. Three teams tie for second at four wins two losses, while three more sit at three wins and three losses. Scoring is low this early season with few 200 games and triples above 500 rare. Perkins posted top 581 in last week. Washington President Truman to speak at the corner laying of a new United Nations building in New York on October 24 per White House.
Schaghticoke and nearby residents are mentioned with moves and visits including Miss Margaret Jackson taking a teaching post in Walton and Miss Geneva Sauter visiting in Mechanicville. Community events include a park support dinner, Rotary Club guest, Lincoln Club luncheon, Philomathian Club meeting, and Alt ar and Rosary Society installations at St Johns Church.
Robert Lesura of Ti confessed yesterday in Franklin County court to killing his 18 year old brother Walter in their shared bedroom last month. The motive remains vague though police say both brothers had reported stolen items from their farm home and Lesura reenacted the crime after confession.
Crepseyville residents visit friends in Troy Water vntet and South Schodock plus Green Island. Mr and Mrs A B File visit Edith Morton and Clara Newbury. Rev Henry Smith and Rev Edward Hargrave host luncheon. Mrs Samuel Davis plans winter with daughter Mrs Oakley Sharpe. Pleasant Valley Home Bureau sewing center lesson led by Mrs John Miller. Mr and Mrs Club meets. pledge of $10 to polio fund. Next gathering at Rev and Mrs Har Brave home.
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