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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
12
A Real Republican insurgent leader in Saratoga County is expected to step down as Town of Milton attorney at year end. Edward A. Tracy, reportedly backed by the regular county organization, is poised to take the post after last August’s primary defeat.
The $800 a year job and Jo seph A Romano are cited as likely successors. The town officer must reside in town, Tracy now lives in Ballston on High Street though formerly Milton. The board, chiefly regular Republicans, expects the attorney’s post to go to a regular.
The Greenwich Central School plans tomorrow’s first career conference in the school auditorium to share educational and vocational guidance with upperclassmen from Argyle Cambridge Hoosick Valley Salem Schuylerville Stillwater and Greenwich. A general session opens at 7 30 PM with the guidance department delivering the opening remarks.
October church supper meeting of the Methodist Church School Board set for today at 6 30 p m C D A will meet Court Street St Joseph C D A meets at 8 p m at St Joseph s Hall Obituary committal services for Mrs Loretta Adams former Green Island resident who died Saturday in Troy will be held tomorrow at 1 p m at Elmwood Cemetery Troy she was a longtime member of the Green Island Rebecca Lodge body taken to Worcester Mass for services and returned to Troy for burial Club to Elect annual election of officers of the Green Island Rod and Gun Club today at 8 p m in Corporation Hall 73 George Street refreshments after the meeting presided by Edward Thibodeau sponsor and Rev Arthur P White of Delmar will speak on Social Security J C Lockhart manager of the Glens Falls Federal Social Security Bureau to speak briefly Mrs Ruth Gundrum presiding leads Senior League for Service October meeting Thursday 28 members present Mildred Witbeck devotional leader a movie on Moslem World shown card of thanks from Mrs Peggy Galbraith for league gift 40 raised at food sale to Greece for educating children group selling Christmas cards seals and wrapping paper to increase funds Shirley Peetz in charge
Local schools including Cropseyville Edison shut Thursday and Friday. teachers from the area left early Wednesday for a District 9 meeting. Thirteen residents attended a Presbytery supper and meeting at Cohoes Presbyterian Church Tuesday. Mrs. Cyrus Lynd plans a winter stay with her daughter in Lansingburg after months with her son Willard Lynd.
West Sand Lake residents report a Tuesday Long View Home Bureau meeting at Mrs. Warren Rescott’s home with a food lesson and a business session led by Mrs. Kenneth Goeney. Civic lesson by Mrs. Olan Svensson, demonstrations on pressing pads by Mrs. Lyall Bowen, Swedish weaving by Mrs. Colin Dunn, stencil instruction by Mrs. Svensson, and planning of a United Nations Flag by a committee including Mrs. William Cobb, Mrs. Rescott, and Mrs. Robert Halligan. Puppy Scouts for ages five to seven meet Wednesdays with Mrs. Edward Countryman. The Progressive Home Bureau meeting with Mrs. Reginald Gordon, postponed from Monday, will be held Thursday at 1 pm at Mrs. Gordon’s home.
Frankfurt reports High Commissioner John J. McCloy ordered the immediate release of Baron Ernest von Weizsacker, a former Nazi diplomat and war criminal, from Landsberg Prison. The clemency reduces his five year sentence to time already served. Weizsacker once served as state secretary in Hitler's foreign office and ambassador to the Vatican.
Shenandoah Pa United Mine Workers official hinted Saturday that John L Lewis may pursue a new contract for miners. The report notes ongoing negotiations and indicates possible strategic moves by the United Mine Workers during a period of labor tension.
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