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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1951

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Firm Buys Building at Saratoga Springs for Electronics Plant

Sherold Specialty Products of New York City buys the Baker-Shevlin building in Saratoga Springs from Philip Riley for 200000 dollars. Transfer occurs January 3 with immediate work to convert into a modern factory, aiming to employ 700 to 800 workers at full production. During World War I the depot served military supplies. Fifty percent of all highway accidents occur after dark.

Sherold Specialty Products, Inc New York City Saratoga Springs Baker-Shevlin Philip Riley

Troy Couple Found Dead Of Asphyxiation

An elderly Troy couple Joseph H. Dusenbury and Elizabeth G. Dusenbury were found dead from illuminating gas in their second floor home at 26 Pawling Avenue. Firefighters and Coroner Matera ruled accidental death after gas was detected from a kitchen burner left on. The bodies were removed to Fonda Funeral Home with funeral to be held, and a son Fred Dusenbury of Schenectady plus a daughter Mrs. James Ranken of Oregon survive.

Troy Pawling Avenue Joseph H. Dusenbury Elizabeth G. Dusenbury Fred M. Dusenbury Phoenix Avenue Schenectady Anthony E. Matera Edmund Wallner Dusenbury Fred Link James MM. Prendergast Michael R. Spratt Pumper 5 Samuel J. McAuley McAuley Dusenburys Fonda Funeral Home River Street James C. Ranken Oregon Richard ©. Ryan Frank J. Brearton

Funeral Conducted For W. H. Patten

Funeral services for Walter H. Patten, service manager at Karl Motor States and a founder of the Troy Civil Air Patrol, were held at Mason Funeral Chapel and St. John's Episcopal Church Cohoes. Troy CAP members served as bearers. interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.

Walter H. Patten Karl Motor Sates Troy, Civil Air Patrol Mason Funeral Chapel Second Avenue St. John's Episcopal Church Cohoes James W. Pennock Trinity Episcopal M. F. Witherell C. Fredericksliman Alson H. Ives J. Frederick Gemmi William A. Wells Edward J. Matten Paul DeLong Carl L. Retzlaff Ives Troy E. LeRoy Saffer Lowton E. Springstead Titcomb St. Cecelia Jesus Oakwood Cemetery Wiltherell C. H. Winne C.A.P

Federal Judge Foley To Preside At Trial In Syracuse

Judge James T. Foley presides at the current Syracuse federal court term. Richard Lewis faces trial for failing to disclose Communist Party membership on a government questionnaire, set to begin tomorrow morning. Afterward, several Syracuse residents charged with misapplication of funds from the Syrphse Trust Co. will be tried, in a multi week proceeding.

James T. Foley Syracuse Richard Lewis Communist Party Syrphse Trust Co

Youths Moved To Elmira From Jail

Two Troy youths aged 22 and 19 who pleaded guilty to probation violation and were earlier sentenced by County Judge DeForest C. Pitt were moved from Rensselaer County Jail to Elmira facilities. Elden and Torrisi had prior car theft arrests and faced charges for unlawful entry while on probation. Elden went to Elmira Reformatory and Torrisi to Elmira Reception Center. Torrisi was noted as the first youthful offender in court history recalled for probation violation.

Troy DeForest C. Pitt Elmira Rensselaer George N. Elden Augustine P. Torrisi First Street Elden Torrisi Third Stret Elmira Reformatory John Betar Harry Hedrick

East Nassau Farmer and Daughter Bitten by Cat

A family cat infected two locals in East Nassau, Rich ard Gorlup aged 42 and his 14 year old daughter Ally, both bitten on the right hand. The cat, a family pet missing recently, reappeared Friday and bit the girl then the father as he tried to bag the animal. They receive 14 injections of anti rabid vaccine under Rensselaer County Health Department supervision.

East Nassau Rensselaer County

Byrne Opposes School Aid Measure in Defense Housing Areas

Rep. William T. Byrne a Democrat from the 32nd Congressional District votes against a House passed bill expanding federal aid to public schools in critical defense housing areas. Absent were Republican Reps Dean P. Taylor of Troy and Bernard W. Kearney of Sloyersville.

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