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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1944
Page
14
The grand jury handed up indictments against seven individuals with two arraignments recorded. Raymond E. Babcock faces grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing about $390 from Carl Mable, a wood chaffer employed by George.
Three Navy flyers were killed when two planes collided and crashed through a row of houses in Connitle Oregon. Five civilians were injured as the crash tore through a residential district, damaging a grocery store and other homes and causing a fire. A civilian, Dag Regere, was critically hurt and former high school principal Cigrence Osika had a leg broken by debris. A man, his wife, and an unidentified baby were among the injured. The total Navy death count was not disclosed.
An indictment accuses Guedrum Harris of assaulting Emam Drakford on September 20 in the city of Grafton. Separately Edward Winger and George McGrail face burglary third degree and petit larceny charges. both are held in Albany on another case related to a fuel service station break-in on February 28 in the city.
Hoosick Falls groups announce officers for the Girls’ Friends Juniors and details of upcoming events. Officers include Amelia Benner as president Anne Boyle vice president Claire Migberg secretary Joan Winegard treasurer and Ann Harrison loyalty chair. A rummage sale is set for Saturday at Mark’s parish house while Capt. Douglas Eigheny will speak at a Kiwanis noon luncheon. Nearby visits include Elwood Bastow and Earl Bastow stopping by Mrs. Charles Bastow in Mary McClellan Hospital.
Shushen Mrs Charles Anion visits sister Mise Florence Fiord in Cambridge while Mrs Wilbur Brown stays with daughter in Cambridge. Private Fierce in France. Warrensburg residents Mr and Mrs Edgar Stubblebein visited Mr and Mrs Anderson Foster. Dinner hosted for Dr Harriet Hale Miss Pauli Rhebergh and Mrs Liston Rich at Mrs Charles Hedges home. Young villagers form Young People’s Society to keep servicemen in touch. officers Louise Peck president Robert Chagnon vice president Genevieve Fonte secretary George Wright treasurer. Society sponsored by United Presbyterian Church Bible Class. open to local youth under 72.
Clare Boothe Luce told reporters that American women will decide the presidential race and vote for Governor Thomas E. Dewey. She argued women seek an efficient administration and will help bring soldiers home and restore jobs.
John H. Gogs 72 retired as president of Sco ville Manufacturing Co. in Waterbury Connecticut after a long career with the firm. He was attacked yesterday at his home by an unknown assailant.
The October Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will sponsor a turkey supper at the church dining room on Friday. Mrs. Ralph Pescock, Eugene, and Rev. John will lead the program with Miss Fr charge of the youth activities. Members heard gift boxes opened and discussed education for Indians. Local residents and relatives, including the Pye, Joseph Puobnert, Rueckert, and Canandaigua families, were noted in attendance or travel.
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